47 is better than 45
This time he is a politician who dodged a bullet. Literally.
47 is better than 45; This time he is a politician who dodged a bullet. Literally.
Why billionaires risk it all to make America great again.
Carmine Sabia reported on Saturday, “Former Democrat Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has joined the chorus of Democrats criticizing Senate Minority Leader and New York Senator Charles Schumer for allowing the government to be funded by a Republican crafted continuing resolution. …READ MORE…
DOGE: Exhuming Woodrow Wilson’s Rotting Corpse; Leashing the dogs of bureaucracy
Throughout the lives of virtually every living American, no matter how old, the federal bureaucracy/administrative state/Deep State/ <your euphemism goes here> has inexorably grown since being unleashed by a Democrat president over 100 years ago. Over the years, Americans have blithely come to accept the inefficiencies that are embedded in seemingly all government agencies as “just the way it has always been.” Cost-benefit is never a consideration. A trip to the DMV to get a driver’s license is a periodic reminder that “government efficiency” is one of the oldest lies told to mankind. …READ MORE…
WATCH: Has the Trump administration defied a court order?
Elizabeth Goitein, senior director at the Brennan Center Liberty and National Security Program, explains the role of the judicial branch as a check and balance on executive power. …WATCH HERE…
14th Amendment: Part 3: What do we do now?
The Civil War was a bloodbath. It is estimated that between 650,000 to 850,000 combatants died, with the gruesome figure in that, many believe, over 66% perished due to infections from wounds or disease. Had the War not occurred, the South would not have lost 13% of its male population, with the North losing 7%. …READ MORE…
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