Monthly Archives: December 2020

“Collusion” destroyed what was left of respect for the Washington FBI, the CIA, and the liberal news media. When 50 former “intelligence” officers can attest, right before the election, that the Hunter Biden scandal emails are likely Russian disinformation designed … Continue reading →

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We’re aware of rumors out there about intense “conference” meeting(s?) within the SCOTUS  about what to do about appeals from states regarding the legitimacy of presidential vote totals in other states. What we read, even if from questionable sites, alleging … Continue reading →

Via The Epoch Times  ( bold our emphasis) Trump Approves Filing Retooled Texas-Style Election Challenges: Giuliani By Zachary Stieber December 12, 2020 Updated: December 12, 2020 President Donald Trump’s legal team is planning on filing retooled lawsuits, his lawyer said … Continue reading →

The Barr rule: “The more corrupt, the more criminal, the more dangerous to the nation, a candidate for president is, the greater the need to conceal knowledge of it from the electorate…since the likelihood that such knowledge would affect the … Continue reading →

BUSINESSES EXPECT SHORTAGE OF TRANSGENDERS (?) The Wall Street Journal’s Business section led with a story Tuesday about companies are now under pressure after the Nasdaq announced it is now requiring listed companies to meet “board-diversity requirements”. The state of California passed such … Continue reading →

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Iowa AG Miller wanted to sign an amicus brief opposing Texas, in its challenge to Pennsylvania et al unlawful election processes. According to him he was stopped by Gov. Reynolds. Nothing regarding the matter from the Governor’s newsroom at this … Continue reading →

Erick Erickson, once of RedState fame, pursued more fame being a NeverTrumper, and obviously still is.  He continues to beclown himself (his favorite word in this commentary) in the eyes of this legal observer — failing to point out that … Continue reading →

Preliminary note: We would appreciate readers forwarding any feedback received from Iowa elected officials or other political leadership regarding Texas v Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, et al While 17 states have done so (article below) this is the sort of stuff … Continue reading →