The nation’s biggest egg marketplace doesn’t own hens, farms, or processing plants. From an office building in New Hampshire, roughly a dozen people facilitate the trading of billions of eggs a year, a task that shapes what Americans pay per dozen at the supermarket or for omelets at diners. The Egg Clearinghouse, or ECI, is […]
Saturday Bullet Points: February 7, 2025
This week was magical in numerous ways, primarily as we watched the Democrat Party implode repeatedly! I’d be lying if I said I feel sorry for their Party. Why? They finally threw political caution to the wind. They showed the World who they really were: an authoritarian group of leftist Americans who thought they had
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FBI Director Wray Resigned The Day Before The Inspector General Report Revealed J6 Was Crawling with FBI Operatives
Do you think we’ll ever know the truth about all that happened on January 6, which people were responsible for the massive amount of wrongdoing that day, and who was behind it all? Based on the timing of FBI Director Christopher Wray’s resignation, it is too obvious that there were far more moving parts and
Saturday Bullet Points: February 1, 2025
One down, eleven more to go! That’s months in 2025, of course. Today, we have January 2025 in our rearview mirror. However, before we kiss January goodbye, let’s look back at the month’s final week. How could we forget? We inaugurated Donald Trump as President for the second time! President Trump is only the second
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Saturday Bullet Points: January 25, 2025
Besides the inauguration of the 47th President this week, Democrats in Congress are doing everything possible to obstruct the confirmation of Trump’s nominees; Donald Trump is proving the things he promised in his campaign were NOT empty promises. No one can remember a previous president rolling out as many important policies as Trump in their
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“Trump 47” Is Already Historical AND Successful
There is plenty of time ahead for the peanut gallery to discuss the ins and outs of the daily goings-on with the new Trump administration. There will be good and bad, and everyone is free to call out, which is what, and can do so for four years. For now, we pause to consider the
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Let The Pardons Begin!
One thing that President Biden didn’t count on was how Democrats would respond when his multiple days of pardoning thousands would impact the next few weeks. Conservatives – this conservative included – felt a load that fell off my chest when Biden went nuts with his “pardon pen.” Why? I and many others were ecstatic
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Saturday Bullet Points: January 18, 2025
I can’t think of a single week in recent memory that had more important events to dive into than this past week! (I know, I’ve said that before) Whether it’s the horror show playing out in California, the sad but brutal end to the presidency of Joe Biden, and the mind-boggling things the President is
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Saturday Bullet Points: January 11, 2025
The first full week of 2025 will go down in history. For what? The first U.S. President ever convicted of crimes was sentenced by a New York City Judge. That judge, Juan Merchan, confirmed his legacy as a leftist jurist who put aside his oath and commitment to the Rule of Law to fulfill his
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The Hypocrosy Of Biden’s “Presidential Medal of Freedom” Awards Were At Best Fraudulent
I thought President Biden could do nothing more egregious in his last month as President until he started pardoning and commuting the sentences of a massive number of convicted murderers and others guilty of horrible crimes against their fellow Americans: several thousands of those! These “get out of jail free” actions were inexcusable to the
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