For all the talk of having a front row to history, this is what it really looks like in action. I used to believe there was no crazier son of a bitch to occupy the Oval Office than Teddy Roosevelt, no greater unstoppable force, but the Bull Moose might have just been taken down a… Continue reading Trump stands alone in a historic victory unlike any other, an unstoppable force emerging more powerful than ever
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President Biden and the Democrats wouldn’t know democracy if it bit them in the ass
The President bizarrely declared that “freedom” is on the ballot after his own party robbed hundreds of millions of Americans of their freedom less than four years ago, among other unprecedented assaults on our democracy. Last week, President Joe Biden opened the general election campaign by donning the mantle of George Washington, positioning himself and… Continue reading President Biden and the Democrats wouldn’t know democracy if it bit them in the ass
2024 might make 2020 seem like an ordinary year
2024 will be defined by a confluence of events most of which remain completely unpredictable, far more so than most years in modern memory. Call it the quantum mechanics or Schrödinger’s cat of years, where we will not know what happens until the waveforms collapse into history. 2020 was considered an extraordinary dumpster fire of… Continue reading 2024 might make 2020 seem like an ordinary year
Impeachment: The political bombshell that wasn’t
Once upon a time, this would have been huge news, especially one backed by multiple pieces of evidence and the clear knowledge the President did, in fact, lie many times, but in today’s highly polarized age, no one, and I mean no one, seems to care. During the second impeachment of former President Donald Trump,… Continue reading Impeachment: The political bombshell that wasn’t
Five things we should have known before the election
From a vaccine to Hunter Biden with the Supreme Court in between, the world has changed in less than two months, what did the media know and when did they know it? It’s only been six weeks since the election, and yet new revelations have shifted the terms of the debate around some important topics. … Continue reading Five things we should have known before the election
Trump-hating Biden voters need a reality check on their candidate of choice
Racist comments? Accusations of sexual harassment? Corruption? Lying? Incompetence? Which candidate did they vote for, again? There’s nothing unusual about choosing the lesser of two evils in politics. For many voters, that’s an uncomfortable choice they’re forced to make almost every election. No candidate is perfect and it’s certainly easy to understand why some voters… Continue reading Trump-hating Biden voters need a reality check on their candidate of choice
Trump’s loss is the Republican’s own damn fault
Republican legislatures in key battleground states did nothing to secure the vote or stop the rewriting of the rules To borrow a song title from Bruce Springsteen’s classic album, “The Rising,” Trump supporters are “Countin’ on a Miracle” to overturn the current election results and re-elect the current occupant of the Oval Office. I hate… Continue reading Trump’s loss is the Republican’s own damn fault
Are “stolen” elections the new normal?
This is the third (or maybe even fourth) election out of the last six with claims of fraud, subterfuge, and even foreign vote tampering I understand the urge for Democrats to insist Republicans accept the results of the 2020 election and move on. If the roles were reversed, I’d surely be singing the same tune,… Continue reading Are “stolen” elections the new normal?
Ballots here, ballots there, ballots everywhere
Can anyone explain how this election software is actually supposed to work? Yesterday, we learned that two counties in Georgia "found" batches of previously uncounted votes. These votes were stored on "memory" cards, but somehow were never reported in the initial count. To which I say: How is that freaking possible in the year 2020?… Continue reading Ballots here, ballots there, ballots everywhere








