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While we all watched the Democrats steal the Senate seat in Alabama by doing what they do best– character assassination by falsehood and innuendo– a “yuge” event transpired on Capitol Hill in the Senate chambers. By a 50-48 vote Judge Leonard Steven Grasz was confirmed to join the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th […]

To be a free country the government must be elected by The People. America is a free country. To see how average Americans view their duty to participate in maintaining their freedom by voting let’s look at the results of the special election held in Alabama yesterday. Alabama has 3.3 million residents who are ELIGIBLE […]

U.S. voters have a habit of giving the White House to one party, then, in the subsequent mid-term election taking-away from that party by giving an average of 32 House seats and at least 2 Senate seats to the other party. This trend has held true since 1862, except for 1934 (FDR) and 2002 (G.W. […]

The Democrat candidate in Alabama’s special election yesterday received .9% more votes than his Republican opponent. When President Trump selected Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) for his Attorney General it left a vacancy in the U.S. Senate where Republicans had a 52-48 majority. After yesterday’s election that majority has dwindled to 51-49. The upset victory for […]

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Maybe we have three names for the same thing? “Deep State”, Shadow Government”, and “Swamp” may be just one thing with various nicknames. So, is the FBI a tool of the Deep State?. . . or the Shadow Government?. . . or The Swamp? How about the IRS, the CIA, the NSA, and the DOJ? […]

Many people think the Al Franken affair was stage-setting for a regurgitation of past accusations against President Trump. Well, here it is Monday of the week following Frankenstein’s announcement OF HIS INTENTION to resign (not the same as announcing his resignation) and it has begun. . . Megyn Kelly is a woman scorned. On her […]

Along with all the winning– of which no one I know has grown tired– come some moments of refreshing contemplation for those whose memories go further back than 2008. For example, how long has it been since we saw the Commander-In-Chief and military vets sharing a moment of genuine mutual respect and admiration? Well here’s […]

Split nearly right down the middle voting Americans are in one of two groups. Only about 8% of U.S. voters are undecided. The bizarre part is that one group seems to be devoted to their group no matter what the results are. That group is the Democrats. Some people (46%?) prefer continuing the policies of […]