Referring, of course, to the attempted assassination of former President Trump last Saturday, which you all either witnessed live on television, or saw over and over again via replays: Because he turned his head slightly to look at a chart; Because he instinctively ducked down after instantly realizing that those … read more
Tallahassee, Florida student E’leese Shelton graduated from high school last month. So did thousands of others. So then, what makes her special? Well, let’s start with the fact that she graduated at the age of 12! E’leese’s mom said she knew she was special at the age of two. She … read more
The annual July 4th celebrations throughout the nation, for the vast majority of our citizens (and of no concern to the 10-million-plus illegal migrants who shouldn’t be here), is traditionally the day of joy-filled, often boisterous, family and communal activities, with the central focus on food (beer, hamburgers, hot dogs, … read more
With a self-back-pat, Mr. Biden recently announced that, with the “303,000 new jobs in March, we have passed the milestone of 15-million jobs created since I took office.” Deflating the hyper-balloon and deservedly so, the reality with this jobs claim is that, of those alleged 303,000 new jobs, “71,000, or … read more
The “SAVE Act” is now before Congress hopefully awaiting passage. It would mandate that anyone wishing to vote in a U.S. federal election MUST provide proof of U.S. citizenship in order to vote. Democrats claim this legislation is unnecessary since “federal law already prohibits noncitizens from voting in federal elections.” … read more
