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John Green 
In Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged, John Galt repeatedly says “A” is “A.” It is his simple way of saying reality is factual – it is not subject to interpretation, context, or lived experience. Facts and the laws of nature are inviolate, and they are beginning to intrude on the propaganda of the left.
Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson, in his dissent to 1949 Terminiello v. Chicago decision wrote: “The Constitution is not a suicide pact.” Maybe yes, and maybe no. It will depend on how the Supreme Court interprets the 14th Amendment to decide the Trump v. Barbara case.
The New York Times recently sponsored a panel discussion : “Did D.E.I Go Too Far?” From the panel’s discussion, it’s apparent that the “experts” remain as clueless about DEI’s downfall, as they were about its potential.
President Asterisk didn’t appoint Ketanji Brown Jackson (KBJ) to the Supreme Court for her intellectual prowess, legal acumen, or incisive jurisprudence. He appointed her for the sole reason that she is a black woman. He even said so … with pride. Well, Justice Jackson has become a testament to DEI – just not in the …
Sir Isaac Newton’s 3rd law applies every bit as much to politics as it does to physics. “For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” As applied to our republic, when the federal government stops behaving as intended, so do we.
32 years ago, the guru Forrest Gump told us how to identify idiots: A deficit of intelligence in a person may be verified by the asininity of their actions. Forrest shortened that for laymen to: “Stupid is as stupid does.”
Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandei argued that our various states are laboratories of self-governance – each testing social and economic policies to see what works and what doesn’t. This year we find ourselves in a unique position, two experiments are underway, on opposite coasts, testing opposite extremes of the political spectrum.
The title of this piece is a bold statement, and the SAVE act is proof that it’s true.
The MAGA movement is celebrating like Donald Trump destroyed the Death Star. But we need to remember that year-one, was only the first battle in an extended war, because our enemies within, have not been crushed.
The Democrats are the Wile E. Coyote’s of politics. They’ve stopped even trying to win elections, and instead keep going to their Acme catalog of dirty tricks, looking for hair-brained schemes to win elections without actually winning votes.
If the Iranians are “misreading the room,” how dangerous would it be for a nuclear Iran to “misread the world”? Could such a misunderstanding eventually lead to a nuclear exchange?
The Democrat party is a political organization in the same sense that Tony Soprano was a garbage collector. In both cases, their organizations are or were merely tools to fleece the public.
I find it hysterical that an avowed collectivist such as Eric Swalwell, didn’t understand how collectivism works. Perhaps that’s another illustration of his limited mental acuity.
We are far from the day when the most trusted man in media, Walter Cronkite told us, “That’s the way it is,” and we believed him.
Spring has sprung, the showers have begun, and my attitude is glum. It’s tax time. I’ve procrastinated for over three months, but April 15 is approaching, and I’m in a foul mood.
There’s one thing the Democrat party can’t allow. It’s their kryptonite – transparency. The moment 50 percent of the voters learn the Dems are a crime family rather than a political party, their electoral prospects will dim substantially.
Dr. Festinger claimed that the mental discomfort of cognitive dissonance could cause any number of destructive behaviors in its sufferers. I’m wondering if it’s why members of the radical left spend their lives consumed with irrational anger. Anger could be a subset of “mental discomfort” couldn’t it?
America is pretty good at protecting itself from foreign threats, but we’ve been guilty of ignoring the enemies within our borders. Now we’re at risk of losing America as it was founded, because of that oversight.
Thanks to our schools skipping world history to ensure the kiddies have enough bandwidth to memorize the new pronoun dictionary, it seems like we’re going to give communism another test drive.
On its current path, California will be left with people who have nothing, trying to live on the backs of others who also have nothing.