Monthly Archives: July 2016

This vid goes back about a year (August 2015), just after Ferguson. We set it forth just so any wandering eye will know that we provide even-handed treatment of street wisdom.  Amiri King is quite the character and has posted … Continue reading →

In an excellent piece Ben Stein shares the views and frustrations of I believe a large majority of the American people. He can’t say it all. Nobody has the time to say it all, but he covers a great deal … Continue reading →

We can hope it is not for lost causes Senator Grassley is doggedly persistent in seeking information about the FBI investigation of Hillary Clinton’s email scandal. The Senator is asking many of the right questions and is showing unusual tenacity … Continue reading →

. . . and it is pure Jebberish Jeb Bush has written an op-ed for…what else?…the Washington Post. And it is written as one would expect from a real “loser”. We don’t suggest that anyone bother to read the whole … Continue reading →

For anyone who closely follows the behavior of various news outlets or is a serious student of the tricks of bias that media uses to propagandize the public, this one is downright laughable. From the liberal news outlet, the Wall … Continue reading →

Another day, another “Mohammed”, another Obama leading from his behind.  No doubt the most recent terrorist act in Nice, France will officially take years to “untangle the motivation” of the killer. Meanwhile, we’ll have to move faster in seeding the … Continue reading →

Gary Bauer at Campaign for Working Families summarizes recent information about the racial component of police shootings. Do facts make a difference to race agitators? Just The Facts  (snip) A recent Harvard study found that police officers were no more … Continue reading →

Pence is a good strong conservative. His election to Vice-President should cool the ardor of the libs already with the back-up plans to impeach Trump. Jus say’n R Mall 00

Side by side remarks Bush “dancing” Bush focused on the police vocation, the dead’s courage. Obama’s message was in part an acknowledgement of that but more importantly for him, he used the opportunity to launch another critique of the USA. … Continue reading →