Between the mis-named “Inflation Reduction Act,” which has dominated news coverage for a full week+, and with more to come when the House votes to finalize it, along with the seemingly politically-motivated early morning FBI raid on former President Trump’s Florida residence, which his lawyers were prohibited from monitoring or … read more
This is the eleventh-hour Schumer-Manchin Congressional compromise designed, perhaps, to solve most of American Progressive’s perceived current problems, except for the wide-open southern border, which, if headlined, would have, instead, made it “The Illegal Migrant Acceleration Act.” The intent of the Schumer-Manchin title is actually one-third correct. The word “Act” … read more
Once a upon a time, there was a presidential candidate who campaigned for office, much of the time, reportedly ensconced within the sub-terranean depths of his Delaware basement. Interestingly, and surprisingly, as history’s very first mole-like candidate, he went on to win the presidency. From day one and thereafter, unpleasant … read more
We’ll begin with an amazing story of academic achievement. Alena Analeigh Wicker, whose home is near Fort Worth, Texas, has just been accepted to study medicine at the University of Alabama School of Medicine. Med school acceptance is always impressive, but even a whole lot more so in this case. … read more
Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) has written a piece critical of the current administration’s effort to remove from service a reported 60,000 Army Guardsmen and Reservists alone for lack of COVID vaccinations. She then quotes Defense Secretary Austin as having warned that the “the virus takes our servicemembers out of the … read more
