A political blog
Good morning kids. So, to paraphrase the revolting blather of Barack Obama, Lindsey Graham is dead but Mitch McConnell is alive. Just like way back when the notion that GM was “alive” McConnell on the other hand conveniently mugging from his bed for the cameras belies his actual heath and fitness to remain in the…
Good morning kids. With the Iranian conflict still unresolved and the alleged ceasefire all but vaporized along with a few more ships in the Strait of Hormuz and ground targets in Iran itself, the Mullahs nevertheless remain in power, and as such a threat not just to the stability and peace of the region but an…
Surveillance cameras are becoming very common in America, and have been ubiquitous in other parts of the world for many years. Private cameras are very different from government-controlled surveillance, and government demands for privately-acquired data usually go through the courts. But governments are increasingly relying on their own cameras, and those cameras are often owned…
Good morning kids. Well, surprise surprise, Platner is out!They must’ve thrown a nice chunk of change to exit stage left. While he is truly one of the most vile pieces of human garbage in recent memory ever running for office, I suppose on a positive note it’s a sign that the Democrat media/propaganda complex isn’t nearly…
Good morning kids. With everything going on domestically and internationally, this morning we have something coming totally out of left field, and given that it’s in NYC, it’s both literally and figuratively. Still, ¡Hay Caramba! The Midtown high-rise that dangerously buckled Tuesday will need to be partially demolished — although stabilizing it to even attempt…
Good morning kids. So a couple of big stories are shaking up the domestic political scene this morning. First and least surprising are the latest in a series of revelations about Democrat Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner: Jenny Racicot, 41, told Politico that while she and Platner had been involved in an “on-and-off relationship,” in 2021…
Good morning kids. I hope you all had a wonderful, blessed and relaxing July Fourth Independence Day holiday weekend. In spite of all the challenges, and in reality existential threats that we face from those who seek to deprive us of that which our Founding Fathers fought and bequeathed to us 250 years ago, we’re…
It is depressingly axiomatic that our current crop of pathetic, ahistoric, crass, rapacious, unpatriotic sub-wits in our government have no understanding the unique drive for freedom and liberty that animated our founders. And what makes it worse is that they have no appreciation for what those men created: a template for the greatest country in…
ood morning kids. Considering tomorrow is not only Independence Day but the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, I’ll try to keep things light, but considering the how, why and what of our nation’s founding and the pedal to the metal headlong rush by a sizable percentage of our fellow citizens (at least on paper) to…
The 1st Amendment to the United States Constitution is a very interesting thing. Many people misinterpret it, in particular the so-called “Establishment Clause,” which prevents the establishment of a state religion, rather than the more popular assumption that it prevents all government involvement. The third clause, “Congress shall make no law […] abridging the freedom…