There’s a lot to discuss in politics that much of defies description. Nevertheless they are often important. Find those here.
I’m doing something I have never done before: I am publishing here for you another writer’s story in its entirety. Why am I doing that? Because first it was published Sunday, August 6th by CNN. And secondly, it tells the truth about the Mueller investigation from a purely legal perspective. I am a conservative, so […]
Mueller’s investigation of Trump is going too far Read More »
Friday, August 4th, Attorney General Jeff Sessions spoke to the nation regarding the role of the Justice Department in stopping the rampant leaks of classified intelligence information. While I normally do not reference videos in this site, before commenting for contextual purposes for my thoughts after you watch this press conference, I thought it important
Intelligence Leaks Investigations Read More »
First, the appointment of former FBI Director Robert Mueller as the Independent Special Counsel investigating Russian collusion between the Russian Government and the Trump Campaign is unprecedented. And his acceptance of the appointment to that position by Justice Department Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is unimaginable. AND his conduct since — what little bit we
This Independent Special Counsel Stuff is Insanity! Read More »
New York Senator Chuck Schumer: “The time has finally come for our Republican colleagues to take us up on our offer of working together to improve the healthcare system rather than sabotage it,” the New York Democrat told reporters. “We Democrats have held the door to bipartisanship open to our Republican colleagues for months,” he
Bipartisanship in D.C.: Possible or Not? Read More »
The picture above pretty much sums up the last week or so for me. I have had this little piece of joy and hope combined burning brightly in my heart since the November election. I have really felt like the steady slide toward the oblivion of America was cut short with the election of Donald
Health Insurance With the current angst among Americans in general and political pundits about the healthcare plans, compensation, and job benefits to members of Congress, it is appropriate to get facts. That’s what we do here: As of January 1, 2014, all Members of Congress, including representatives of the U.S. Territories, and their designated staff
Congressional Benefits at Taxpayers Expense Read More »
Why has President Trump started and maintained his frequent tweets that seem to attack Attorney General Jeff Sessions? That question is burning up broadcast minutes on every news shojw on television and talk radio and eating up ink on the pages of newspapers across the nation. After all, how could President Trump blast his good
Attorney General Sessions: He’s Not Going Anywhere Read More »
There’s something about the way Liberals feel about Conservatives that becomes obvious when they speak. Remember when I explained some months ago the major differences between Liberals and Conservatives? I stated then “the fundamental premise for every opinion from every Liberal about any Conservative is this: Liberals HATE Conservatives.” That has never been clearer than
Sexism is OK: IF you’re a Liberal Read More »
“There is no serious person out there who would suggest that you could even rig America’s elections…There is no evidence that has happened in the past, or that there are instances that that could happen this time…So I’d advise Mr. Trump to stop whining.”Barack Obama, October 2016 One of two things is apparent: either Barack
The Deep State: “RussiaGate” Read More »
There are so many conflicts of interest in Washington D.C. that have consumed the U.S. political system that Americans are becoming numbed to them. It reminds me of the old story of the frog and boiling water. If you boil a pot of water and then toss a frog into the pot, it will immediately
“Conflicts of Interest” Read More »
