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John Green 
What do you call a government in which the voters are only allowed to choose between “option a” and “option b” but not “option c”? It is an aristocracy, in which the elites restrict the choices of the electorate, to only approved options.
I’ve always considered James Carville little more than a rhetorical bomb thrower for the propaganda ministry of the Democrat party. Well, he’s out throwing bombs again and doesn’t seem to care that his reputation is well within the blast zone.
Those zany Twelver’s over in Iran believe that Muhammad al-Mahdi – the 12th Iman – is alive and well, working behind the scenes to deliver ultimate worldwide justice … as defined by the guy in the black robe and turban currently hiding in a bunker at an undisclosed location.
Pretend defender of the Constitution (A.K.A. Chief Justice Roberts) is not big on neatness. In fact, he’s made a real mess of his room in this house we call our constitutional republic. You see Johnny is more concerned about the public’s perception of his court, than fidelity to the Constitution.
Of all the arguments that Article V convention opponents put forth, I find those that use their faith in God as justification against amending the Constitution to be the most disingenuous.
President Trump, Speaker Johnson, and Majority Leader Thune should send Judge Xinis a bouquet and a Hallmark “Thank You” card for effectuating a midterm electoral crisis for her beloved Democrats.
Donald Trump is a hatred magnet. It’s not that he harbors hatred towards anyone in particular, but he has an uncanny ability to bring it out in others — to his advantage.
Jeet Heer has an article up at The Nation entitled “The Democrat Party Is Literally Dying.” I thought it was going to be another case of a liberal using the word “literally” wrong – so I read it to make fun of it.
When we face the Almighty one day, will we receive praise for using every gift available to “Be fruitful and multiply,” or will we receive scorn for burying our talent?
Whenever I’m having trouble finding something to write about, I have a simple solution. I go to the commie websites and find the TDS fueled raving of some lunatic to ridicule. Today I want to turn my attention to Jonah Goldberg.
Sir Isaac Newton posited that “For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” My teachers taught it as a law of physics. But it turns out that it applies to 21st century American politics to: For every executive action, there is an equal and opposite judicial injunction.
President Trump entered office like Usain Bolt leaving the starting blocks. His first few months has been a master class in getting things done, as quickly as possible. The conventional wisdom is that he’s got to work fast – he only has two years to get as much done as possible. I’m not so sure.
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the old movie “The Truman Show.” Not so much about the fictional enactment of a television director’s vision of utopia, but about the movie’s big question: “How’s it going to end?”
If any of the speculation about Anthony Fauci’s role in the COVID pandemic is true, it will turn out to be far too big of a scandal to have been kept hidden behind a curtain of propaganda indefinitely. To do so would violate Lincoln’s axiom that “You can’t fool all of the people all of the time” – forever.
I can’t believe I’m publicly admitting this. I finally agreed to watch Hulu’s interpretation of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. I was going to keep it a secret, but when the Hildabeast said that a female Republican President would be a “handmaiden for the patriarchy,” my personal handmaiden – the one that runs the Green family – informed me it was time to come clean.
I’d like to pick on Jacob Frey today – the testicularly deficient Mayor of Minneapolis, who sat idly by while “mostly peaceful” protesters burned his city to the ground.
Self-governance advocates have always supported robust debate, where the pros and cons of competing ideas are discussed, and voters are allowed to make informed decisions. Conversely, in recent years, it has been the anti-democratic radicals who shout down speakers, claiming that their ideas are too dangerous to be heard. That is, until an Article V convention is the subject. Then the roles reverse.
Now that Joe Biden has shown us that adherence to Democrat party dogma leads to calamity, where does the party go next? Advocating for the due process rights of MS-13 gang members – that’s where.
News about Hunter Biden triggered a Saturday morning domestic debate in the Green household: Who was the most unfit person giving Gropey Joe policy advice – the First Stoner Son, or our first DEI VP?
How bad was the Biden administration? Bad enough to make cleaning up the mess seem like an extreme home makeover. The Donald isn’t trying to leave the house cleaner than he found it; he’s determined to leave it cleaner than his predecessor found it