Expect the Evil
For a long time, America could have been safely considered what we still are: a unique experiment in freedom and liberty under a republican government.
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For a long time, America could have been safely considered what we still are: a unique experiment in freedom and liberty under a republican government.
Biden vs. Trump is the battle Americans publicly say they don’t want, but really do. Americans know that we must determine whether or not we will have government that protects our rights or one that gives us things.
West Point isn’t a reflection of the Army on any given day. It isn’t just another liberal arts college officer commissioning source.
President Obama spoke the words “fundamentally transform America” during his victory speech on the night of November 4, 2008, after winning the presidential election for his first term.
Leading into the November election, Biden and his cheerleaders in the media are pretending Donald Trump is going to cut your Social Security.
Lawyers see the House and Senate as legislative courtrooms where the ultimate goal is to win and win at any cost for their client, i.e., their political party.
The internal polling on Dark Brandon’s state-of-the-union speech must be horrible because Democrats and their deep-state go-fers in the media quickly changed the subject.
It’s never wise to bet big money on the choice of a presidential nominee’s runningmate. Even with inside information, the most connected pundits are often surprised when the announcement is finally released.
In modern America, if not the world, the impact of social media on society at large can be huge. Almost everyone has access to one form or more of the media at their fingertips.
The service academies, especially West Point, have long been targets for elimination by the Alinskyites. They ardently wish to undermine American institutions, and in this case, may soon chock up another win.
I have great hope for America. I can see a wonderful future for my grown children and grandchildren despite the existential threats coming in this century.
Perhaps we should heed what Mark Twain once said: “Part of the secret of success in life is to eat what you like and let the food fight it out inside.”
Elsewhere in avian intelligence, CBS Evening News tweeted, “After decades of conflict and tribal activism against dams, the Klamath River in Northern California is being transformed back into its natural state to restore vital ecosystems. The $450 million deconstruction project stands as the largest dam removal endeavor in U.S. history.”
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer appears to have difficulty in determining the when to pander and when to shut up.
What’s with the modern obsession with “new ideas,” typified by Joe Biden’s implicit touting of them during his State of the Union address?
As I watched Joe Biden deliver his State of the Union Address last Thursday, I couldn’t help but be reminded of Dana Carvey’s “Grumpy Old Man” sketches on Saturday Night Live in the 1980s.
In the intricate game of politics, the lines between public service and self-interest can blur, leading to allegations of corruption and cronyism.
According to Pew, 28% of Americans say they are atheists, agnostics, or nothing in particular. With its steady growth, the group has been labeled: “nones.”
Political Satire: Having trouble surviving these times? You’re not alone. Join us in columnist John F. Di Leo’s exploration of an alternate universe, where we imagine the impossible:
When it comes to military spending and intelligence operations, excessive secrecy has given rise to a shadow government that operates independently of public oversight.