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Don Surber 
Rahm Emanuel gave the world a simple truth about politics when he wrote, “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that is an opportunity to do things that you think you could not do before.”
As readers know, on Monday President Trump presented a peace plan to end the FAFO War in Gaza. The nations endorsing Trump’s plan include eight Muslim nations. Iran’s terrorist arm, Hamas, is thinking things over.
The tale of two buildings in Chicago says more about American politics than anything. The building above was built by a developer with his own money raised from banks who trusted him after decades of doing business with him. Please note the beauty and light from the 92-story skyscraper. It stands 1,388 feet tall.
The idea that the court can veto a presidential action is as obnoxious as the idea that a president may veto a court decision.
Don Surber’s Weekly Highlights; FitzGerald bobs back in the news because some things refuse to be flushed.
I am watching President Trump game the Democrats once again—this time on the government shutdown—and laughing myself silly.
On March 7, 2017, Tylenol tweeted, “We actually don’t recommend using any of our products while pregnant. Thank you for taking the time to voice your concerns today.”
Dollar General and just about any other store accepts them. The healthy stuff is in the back. The chata chips and sodas are in the front. They call them convenience stores for a reason. Imagine having to walk all the way to the back of the store to get the day’s supply of empty calories.
By all accounts Charlie Kirk lived the porecpts of Matthew 5: 3-12. Everyone seems to put his mission in terms of politics. Certainly he was as MAGA as they come. And many said he could have been president someday.
Another week and like clockwork, the leftist continue to provide great material for the ascerbic wit of Don Surber to lampoon
CBS News has been in the ratings toilet for some time. Its morning show is in third place among the three major networks—and those morning shows are where the money is, not the evening shows.
Stuff the free speech argument. None of Kimmel’s supporters seem bothered that Charlie Kirk did not lose his job over free speech. He lost his life.
Charlie Kirk tried to have polite discussions with liberals. He was a well-organized and low-keyed debater who let the facts tell the story. Last week, the male lover of a tranny drag queen assassinated Charlie.
In 1991, Michael Cohn was depressed and about to pack it in when he went to Memphis. The gospel music, barbecue and the ghost of Elvis restored him and his music. He wrote a song about it, which contained two memorable passages
Last week, the exorcism began with the martyrdom of Charlie Kirk. In life, he was big among young Americans. In death, he became a world hero. Church attendance was up on Sunday as people turned to Jesus for guidance.
The summit in Alaska was a success regardless of what happens today. The end of the Ukraine War is pretty simple. Russia keeps the land it stole, Zelensky saves a little face and Democrats (who gave away Afghanistan) will call Trump names and the right will defend him. This already has begun.
ITEM 1: Politico reported, “House Republicans pass hard-right defense bill as Dems sit out.” What’s a hard-right defense bill? It has no provisions for tranny surgery, electric tanks or stockpiling white flags. ITEM 2: NBC reported, “The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a request by South Carolina officials to bar a transgender boy from using …
The assassination of Charlie Kirk shows that the devil is very much alive in our government. The hitman went for the throat. They learned from Butler.
In 16 years on the job, SCOTUS Associate Justice Sotomayor has failed to live up to her billing. Her most recent failure was in a dissent on ICE stopping suspected illegal aliens in California.
The employment figures for August were lame. The good news was federal employment dropped another 15,000. The bad news was manufacturing lost another 12,000 jobs. The unemployment rate was listed at 4.3% but nobody believes that number anymore.