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Do you number yourself among those of us who struggle to understand who the groups are that are shouting down Congressmen in town hall meetings in their districts, or why these same crowds who say they are pro-1st Amendment and are anti-fascist but in these meetings and these demonstrations (that most often turn into riots) […]
Who are the Fascists in the U.S.? Read More »
It appears more and more every day that the Democrat Party is slowly turning the giant ship in the sea of American politics away from Hillary and Bill Clinton. Since 1990 the two have championed the causes of the Party, both while in and out of office. Barack Obama began what many consider that “ship
The Face of the Democrat Party: NOT Hillary Read More »
No, it’s not ISIS; it’s not illegal immigration; it’s not extending the debt ceiling; it’s not Obamacare; it’s North Korea. Why? North Korea is a rogue nation that reportedly actually possesses 5 to 7 nuclear bombs. All they lack (and this is NOT certain — just assumed) is the ability to stick a nuke on
America’s Greatest Threat Read More »
Many have been shocked again and again at the stories about and pictures of the violence primarily on college campuses since the election in which apparently coordinated groups of people demonstrate against others. That in itself is not shocking, but the expressed purpose for those demonstrations and the actuality of their purpose are polar opposites.
Supremacy and Supremacists Read More »
Are you alarmed as the onion of American intelligence surveillance and how it operates is peeled back one layer at a time for all of us to see? I don’t know about you, but it’s pretty scary to me. The FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) Court was constructed to strictly protect the privacy of American
Somebody’s Listening! Read More »
Let’s play the childhood game and make it for adults today: “What if?” My Mother always told me to never think “what if” because there was no good in it, rather to live with the “what happened” no matter how it did not parallel what I wanted. But getting stuck in “what if” would never
Once again the political divide in America — no, the political divide in Washington, D.C. — is front and center for all to see: the war of words regarding the Syrian air strikes. The fact that the opinions of the governing representatives in D.C. do not really represent those of Americans are daily thrust into
House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes (R-Ca) was finally forced to recuse himself from his role as Chairman for the “Russia” investigation. He joins Attorney General Jeff Sessions who recused himself from any Justice Department investigation of anything to do with Hillary Clinton, and former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn who resigned for covering up
It is plain to see that the promise of a united America with the presidency of the great “Uniter in Chief” — Barack Obama — did not happen. In fact it seems that his presidency made the divide in the U.S. even greater than before. This divide is not just political, but it spills over
Obama National Security Advisor Susan Rice is known by many as the scapegoat for the Hillary Clinton State Department in the Benghazi scandal. You may remember her appearances on 5 Sunday morning news shows the week that four Americans were killed in attacks at the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya. Her reason for those television
Obama FISA Section 702: “Dirt Gate” Read More »
