Monthly Archives: April 2018

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But the Paul Ryans (and Mitch McConnells) have/had a special responsibility Nathanael Blake writing at Townhall has a fundamentally sound article recommended in its entirety, excerpt here: You Need To Do A Lot More Than Voting To Be A Good … Continue reading →

…but I wouldn’t buy a used car from him. A man of “integrity’? . . . Define “integrity”. Paul Ryan: Comey a Man of Integrity, ‘As Far as I Know’ Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Speaker of the House … Continue reading →

Here we have “three men”, “rowdy party attendees”, “one attacker”, “who had help”.  Police are asking for your help but think no further description is necessary? He asked them to leave a pool party. They responded with a brutal beating. … Continue reading →

We have harped on this several times over the past few weeks, months. Never yet had we seen any of the dominant liberal web sites, big city newspapers, cable news, or social media do any extensive comment on it. Instead … Continue reading →

COMEY COMPARES TRUMP TO MOB BOSS, And, I guess Comey is Elliot Ness ——————————————————————– Then at the daily press briefing: ‘With all of this turmoil, particularly this last week, has the president thought about stepping down, before or now?’ (DimWit … Continue reading →

Paul Ryan Not Running For Reelection Ohh Nooo! Say it ain’t so Paul. “Why it matters: House Republicans were already in a very tough spot for the midterms, with many endangered members and the good chance that Democrats could win … Continue reading →

March 20th, under the guise of memorializing lost souls and promoting safety, select parents, teachers, and administrators facilitated school walkouts. March 24th, adults and students attended nationally sponsored “March For Our Lives” (MFOL) rallies. Media fostered the narrative that these … Continue reading →

“Trump Cuts Face Some GOP Doubt” You recall that “Recission” strategy we reported on yesterday (Apr 10)? We noted that it was a “nice idea” and “achievable”…theoretically. But, of course, in our usual rather ‘skeptical’ tone, we opined that it … Continue reading →