Don Surber’s Highlights of the Week
Once again the rapier wit of Don Surber looks at last week’s significant events and provides his own, somewhat ribald interpretation, while the rest of us experience a new day in Trump’s America
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Once again the rapier wit of Don Surber looks at last week’s significant events and provides his own, somewhat ribald interpretation, while the rest of us experience a new day in Trump’s America
The press continues to churn out sob sister stories about Trump’s deportations of people who had deportation orders before he was president. The stories are heavy on emotions, but light on the facts.
Could President Trump be the economic Robin Hood for the United States giving pain to the rich and then providing benefits to the poor?
Sir Winston Churchill described the Soviet Union during the Second World War as a “riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.” Unknowingly, Churchill was using the perfect characterization to describe the Democrat Party.
Red China is run by pretty clever men who figured out a way to make the USA dependent on them. But in trying to chain the U.S. economy to them, the communists also chained themselves to the U.S. economy.
Politics are a game and games are fun. The most fun comes from winning. Trump is racking up victories, and the media is cracking up. Today we review the latest wins.
The second Trump presidency is better than the first because he has more supporters—77 million voted for him instead of 62 million—and he took over from another failed president who squandered American military might and opened the border to drugs and thugs.
We’re all Muslims in the West like we’re all Aztecs. Arguing for Muslims is as suicidal as supporting the return of the Aztecs.
He learned the hard way in Term One. He is an accomplished politician now. He has his team in place. It is a Team of Team Players instead of that Team of Moles who reported to the RINOs not him, with Bill Barr being the phoniest and the least trustworthy.
US Rep. Maxine Dexter traveled to El Salvador to “personally demand” the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a deported illegal alien member of the terrorist gang MS-13 who has been creditibly accused of human trafficking other illegals between Tennessee and Maryland.
Donald Trump’s second term launched with decisive action, capitalizing on a Republican trifecta to deliver campaign promises at breakneck speed.
As Marxists were “marching through our institutions” they openly talked about capturing the judiciary because they knew that that would be a huge step toward the takeover of our nation and our society.
Trump is turning over the tables at the universities and chasing the elitists with a whip of cords.
40 years ago, we were winning the war on drugs following John Belushi’s death, tough law enforcement and Nancy Reagan’s Just Say No campaign. Then we went compassionate conservative and now supply drug paraphernalia and NARCON to junkies.
Justice Robert Jackson wrote, “We are not final because we are infallible, but we are infallible only because we are final.”
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito criticized the court’s majority for “hastily and prematurely” blocking the Trump Administration from deporting a group of Venezuelan citizens with an emergency ruling in the early morning hours of a holiday weekend.
An old friend of mine indicated he intended to attend a protest against President Trump, for reasons summed up in an article by Yale Professor David Brooks posted in the New York Times calling for a civil uprising.
Senator Chris Van Hollen, D-MS 13, went to El Salvador to visit a deported violent criminal rather than meet with the mother of a Maryland woman slain by an illegal alien.
Officers cannot pick and choose the superiors they follow. Either execute to the best of your ability or get out.
America’s education system wasn’t designed to unlock the genius in every child. It was designed to produce compliance. Efficiency. Predictability. In short—factory workers, not thinkers.