Monday night’s presidential debate was the same-old-same-old silliness the Democrats and their media flunkies love to participate in every election. And the silly snideness Hillary Clinton exhibited throughout the exercise was a “perfect” example of a losing candidate empowered by his/her knowledge the media would put an entirely different spin on it – one very different than the majority of the 70-100 million viewers witnessed. Continue reading “Hillary’s snickering reminded me of Al Gore’s sighing”
If you value the Second Amendment, vote Trump
In 2014, Hillary Clinton, wife of the President who signed the Public Safety and Recreational Firearms Use Protection Act into law in 1994, made it known in plain language that her feelings toward gun control haven’t changed over the past 20 years.
Speaking at a conference for the National Council for Behavioral Health in Washington, D.C., Clinton said it’s a fallacy to think that “anybody anywhere” has the right to bear arms.
“We’re way out of balance,” said Clinton. “We have to rein in what has almost become an article of faith that anybody anywhere can own a gun.” She further reinforced her remarks by citing permissive laws in some States and cities that allow people to carry firearms in businesses and on the campuses of schools – although she didn’t mention the correlation between “gun-free” cities or restricted-carry areas and increased incidences of violent crimes involving firearms. – By Walther Theodore Continue reading “If you value the Second Amendment, vote Trump”
U.S. election a choice between confidence in America and pessimism
This presidential season Americans have been treated to the usual outrageous campaign promises and extraordinary candidate alibis about past transgressions, but those pale in comparison to claims about gains in family incomes served up by the Obama administration last week. Continue reading “U.S. election a choice between confidence in America and pessimism”
VA Apologizes For Art Collection
“We acknowledge the poor decision making…
“VA Secretary Robert McDonald to Senate Judiciary Chairman Charles Grassley | Letter dated: Sept 1, 2016 Continue reading “VA Apologizes For Art Collection”
U.S. special operations troops in ISIS fight frustrated with limited role
Special operations troops say they should be doing more in the war against the Islamic State group, complaining of strict rules of engagement and White House limits on troop numbers in Iraq and Syria. Two years after the U.S. went to war, American commandos in relatively small numbers are in at least five countries under Islamic State assault: Syria, Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan and Yemen. Continue reading “U.S. special operations troops in ISIS fight frustrated with limited role”
Paid Republican Election Judge Opportunities
We still have Republican Election Judge positions available in Maine Township. Election Judge compensation is $190. Continue reading “Paid Republican Election Judge Opportunities”
Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund endorses Donald Trump
Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund – the Super PAC affiliated with the largest tea party organization in the country, which I chair – announced this week its endorsement of Donald J. Trump for president. Continue reading “Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund endorses Donald Trump”
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Democrats ‘stacking-the-deck’ with future voters
Dept. of Immigration and Naturalization has orders to put in OVERTIME to process applications for citizenship. Continue reading “Democrats ‘stacking-the-deck’ with future voters”
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