Monthly Archives: January 2023

Brown-Pelosi-Newsom-Getty four horses of the apocalypse. We could maintain that just about every problem in the country and the states is the result of the characteristic dominant political power emanating from the major metropolises. One, San Forncisco, has particularly outsize … Continue reading →

“Popularity (net of favor/unfavor) matters if you do not want to bring out your opposition, generate all those soldiers willing to, shall we say, stretch mail-in ballots and the people willing to cooperate in it. Now Donald Trump in the … Continue reading →

It seems Rona McDaniels desire to cling to the position is fueled by not wanting to involuntarily retire (or be forced out) and consequently viewed as a failure by accepting or being painted as unable to produce victories. And it … Continue reading →

  There have been a spate of articles in conservative media about how Republicans have ~~ missed the boat . . . need to get on the band wagon . . .  need to get their act together and do … Continue reading →

Klain’s Leaving of the Bunker Ron Klain, Biden’s Chief of Staff is said to be departing the job soon. He is of course the brains behind so much of the situation the country is in right now.  Biden is evil … Continue reading →

The reach of the rubric of ‘health” is all encompassing. The World Health Organizations proposals outlined in this communication sent to us by SF are essentially that of one-world government, and there is no escaping it. The WHO is allied … Continue reading →

What deference to truth and the people in Steve King’s Iowa congressional district did Kevin McCarthy show to Steve King? Answer: None – because Steve King never lied, was forthcoming (a fault in political parlance) and his constituents were gas … Continue reading →

An article by Scott Morefield writing at Townhall drew our appreciation this morning.  Read his comments regarding the civil liberties dangers surrounding efforts to catch a serial killer. The Idaho Suspect, DNA, And Why Ann Coulter Misses the Mark On … Continue reading →

Phrase “Platform Republican”  ought to be a rallying cry Ben Sasse resigning from the U.S. Senate with his replacement being a conservative former governor is a good thing. As Senator “pain-in-the-Sasse” Sasse is such a prickly character he is better off … Continue reading →

The Twenty –  the rough number of Republican holdouts to the confirmation of Kevin McCarthy – a group that ought to go down in history as champions in the fight to restore the republic. The Two-Hundred –– the rough number … Continue reading →