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Also: about conceding the moral ground on DACA Reading the latest from Kurt Schlichter at Town Hall you might get the impression he is a little dissatisfied with the Republican establishment and especially Paul Ryan.  It says many things that … Continue reading →

⇒ Santuary cities not at all ⇒ “Dreamers” have conflicting and presumptuous claims, ⇒ Sympathy not a substitute for rigorous analysis of implications Gary Bauer at Campaign for Working Families commented yesterday: Speaking Of Sanctuary Cities. . . Here’s an … Continue reading →

Do we really need a president? For that matter, is it necessary to spend all that money for Homeland Security, the Intelligence Services, the CIA, etc? We have lots of judges; maybe elections are an unnecessary expense; our local Democrat … Continue reading →

WHY IS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION STOCKPILING POLONIUM 210? AND WHY IS THE MAINSTREAM PRESS INVITED TO A MYSTERIOUS MEETING AT AREA 51? Certainly these are provocative questions. But only the “news hounds” at MSNBC are likely to follow up on … Continue reading →

ARE YOU KIDDING? This from those so concerned about Obama’s usurpations Republican Lawmakers Prompted to “evaluate whether…actions might eventually infringe on Congress’s authority” “Most Democrats opposed Mr. Trump’s executive actions”  (No sh-t!) Believe it or not, this isn’t a ‘tongue-in-cheek … Continue reading →

We can’t approach reading all the excellent conservative commentary out there but we can help narrow some of it down for our readers who do not have the advantage of our team effort.  Clarice Feldman is always someone we check … Continue reading →

. . . it’s the dismal tide.  We have used that line before, we just wish it were not verging on tsunami. The new Navy Sounds like the Ray Mabus Navy model (although it may be short of transgenders and … Continue reading →

Cruz on rebound We believe Ted Cruz has generally benefited this week from several factors that have gone his way, or recognition of which will help him build momentum in Indiana and beyond. Donald Trump chalked up some expected primary … Continue reading →

. . . it isn’t pretty The last excerpt we find to be the saddest of officer Crane’s expose. Believe this or not, Rubio’s behavior when he entered the Senate confirms this version more accurately than his current rhetoric. Only … Continue reading →

This veritaspac editor has no other words to describe it — Scalia’s passing — the Republican debate — the numbing response of Jeb Bush While we mourn Justice Scalia’s passing a choir of Founding Fathers will welcome him with open … Continue reading →