Don Surber’s Highlights of the Week
Don Surber looks at the weeks significant events and provides his own, somewhat ribald interpretation.
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Don Surber looks at the weeks significant events and provides his own, somewhat ribald interpretation.
Thousands of people around the globe trained for years and raised money to travel to Paris. They sought the thrill of victory, but this year everyone felt the agony of defeat as the LGBTQ crowd stole their valor.
It is often said that fact is often stranger than fiction. Given todays happenings, I agree
People say Kamala is not too bright but in choosing to emphasize her Jamaican roots over her Indian-American roots, she was headed on the road to the vice presidency and maybe the presidency.
David Sacks tweeted, “When LBJ announced that he would not seek reelection in 1968, he gave a 40 minute address from the Oval Office. Biden posted a letter on X and hasn’t been seen or heard from directly. MSM just applauds, doesn’t ask any questions. Very strange.” The press asks only the question the intelligence …
Once again, Don Surber curates the most impactful and interesting stories of the previous week.
On Wednesday, the prime minister of Israel visited the United States to address Congress nearly 10 months after Palestinian soldiers broke a ceasefire, invaded Israel, raped and murdered 1,200 civilians, and kidnapped 240 others.
Cheatle rubbed our noses in her dirt; Now she is out — the first Bidenite to be held accountable.
Biden’s departure from the election gives Democrats a choice between making Kamala look presidential or giving up completely as they try to salvage the Senate and House races.
Don Surber relooks significant stories from this past week as promoted on X, formerly known as Twitter.
I won’t call this a struggle between good and evil. I mean, it is, but I won’t call it that.
Republicans have not been this united in decades as their delegates convene in Milwaukee.
Big tent includes Amber Rose Reagan: “It is not your duty or privilege to destroy others in the tent.”
Surviving an assassination attempt, having a case dismissed, making money and Democrats giving up add up to a very good week and it is only Tuesday.
The good news this weekend is that Babydog will speak at the RNC convention in Milwaukee this week. She is listed on the official program!
Switching candidates four months before the election shoots a party in the left foot, suddenly dumping the woman they put a heartbeat away from the presidency shoots the other.
This is Don Surber’s curated recap of the important stories from this past week.
That quarter-billion dollars that Biden has is pretty powerful stuff. As long as he sits on that money, he sits on the nomination.
The prosecution of a former president is a very serious matter that Democrats have turned into a circus. Enter Justice Clarence Thomas.
Public schools once stuck to teaching the 3 Rs of readin’, writin’ and ’rithmetic. But the creation of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare in 1953 began the federal takeover of public schools