Monthly Archives: November 2022

Nick Fuentes is the young punk racist provocateur who weaseled  his way into dinner with Trump causing quite the stir including from Trump supporters You really can’t blame the press for reporting it Fuentes is political poison and he must … Continue reading →

Below are two message from Gary Bauer at American Values and Catholic Vote .  The messages are similar  but compelling in their own way. Easy to do links are provided. It will take you a few seconds to let Ernst … Continue reading →

The entire Iowa congressional delegation has provided on multiple issues fodder for conservative primary challengers. (See Iowa Standard article linked below)  Indeed every one of them seems bent on inviting a primary challenge not because of peccadillo matters, although the … Continue reading →

A vote is a vote and the best way to insure it is counted is to vote in person Iowa has a lot of voting by mail, regrettably so in a good government sense It can be done with a … Continue reading →

“Looser” as in susceptible to fraud Regarding the disappointing midterm election results —  in spite of the “wave” hype we can’t expect to win everything everywhere. That said, this article from J D Rucker writing at  America First Report makes … Continue reading →

Florida was not the only wave election — Iowa reelected our pro-life governor who won by <3% in 2018 but last week gave her a 19 point win like DeSantis. Iowa Republicans took all statewide offices but one (which was … Continue reading →

National perspective still being determined.   More on various races in later posts  Democrats relied on abortion to carry the day and underperformed  Key state legislature races in Scott County where Democrats hoped abortion would be the undertow only saw … Continue reading →

Regarding Scott County  Regarding the Republican Party of Iowa (RPI) In party registration this is a blue county in a red state but there are almost traditionally some county wide offices that are held by Republicans — Sheriff – Treasurer … Continue reading →

    I have been to three Trump rallies, driven hours for two of them and believe the 2020 election was essentially stolen from us and that justice needs to be pursued. I attend the rally’s because I like Trump, would vote … Continue reading →

In a time of Republican ascendancy and Democrat vulnerability associated with party on the most salient issues as to voting importance  — inflation, crime, the border, and more —    one would think it behooves Republican candidates to at least … Continue reading →