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Ray Cardello The Democrats have been filing their nails and sharpening their tongues to attack the credibility and character of every Trump nominee who has to run the gauntlet of a Senate Hearing. I watched Elizabeth “Pocahontas” Warren harass Robert Kennedy Jr. with her hair and fingers shaking in faux anger. It was not questioning. It was … Read more
One thing we will need to get used to in Trump’s second term is irrational retorts to Trump’s actions or orders. It is in the Left’s DNA to lash out and criticize anything done by Trump or nominated by Trump before the situation is examined for facts and impact. Jessica Tarlov used the expense argument … Read more
It is getting old and insulting for folks like Joy Reid to continue to call President Donald Trump Hitler or a Nazi and to lump all of his supporters into that same basket. I am not going to name the ignorant talking heads at MSNBC or CNN that are referring to ICE activities as Gestapo-like … Read more
One of the favorite lines of the Biden Administration was “Clean up in Aisle 7.” This referred to the task of the Press Secretary and communication people to explain an off-the-cuff or erroneous statement made by Joe Biden when they let him out to talk off prompter. This practice happened with such incredible frequency that … Read more
In the worst cover-up and conspiracy since Watergate, it was obvious to every American that Joe Biden was mentally incapable of being president. Still, we heard his staff and media defending and proclaiming him to be at the top of his game. For four years, his staff and media colluded to hide the fact that … Read more
I am unsure what I find most offensive about the National Prayer Service last Tuesday morning. The WOKE message delivered was inappropriate. The DEI Bishop who delivered the sermon was offensive, and the President, Vice President, and their families had to sit and bear it because the cameras were rolling. Trump and Vance had too … Read more
The opportunity facing the Republicans is a once in a generation moment similar to the Reagan Presidency. Reagan and Trump were each succeeding two of the worst presidents ever to reside in the White House, with a resounding mandate from the voters. The Left will debate the presence of a mandate because of the relatively … Read more
We know the Chinese, and therefore the CCP, are infiltrating every aspect of our lives. It is challenging to purchase anything in America that does not have the Made in China label. Some of us make a conscious effort to buy American, knowing that if we can source our needs, they will be more costly, … Read more
What a fantastic convergence of events on a beautiful but cold Monday morning in January. Not only do we recognize Dr. Martin Luther King and crown a NCAA National Football Champion tonight, but we watch as the government hierarchy gathers in the Capital Rotunda to witness the swearing-in of the 47th President of the United … Read more
It was only a 15-minute address—not really long enough to warrant cleaning off the resolute desk or bringing in the cameras. It probably took longer to get Kamala and Jill to sit beside each other. I can picture that scene as reminiscent of getting a sixth grader to sit next to a first grader on … Read more
The “Kid From Scranton” gave his final address to the nation on Wednesday evening. Joe Biden sat behind the resolute desk in the Oval Office and had difficulty navigating the teleprompter, but had the support of Jill, Hunter, Kamala, and the Second Husband who sat close by. The White House Family was clad in black … Read more
The confirmation process for the president’s cabinet members, ambassadors, and principal officers of his administration is twofold. The president’s responsibility is to nominate people who are qualified for the job, align with the commander-in-chief’s vision, and are of high character. The Senate then performs its duty to advise and consent through committee hearings and a … Read more
You will never see a sports team call in the press after finishing at the bottom of the standings to tout your season’s success. Nobody wants to hear how you worked hard and reached your goal of securing the number one draft pick. To do so would be embarrassing, and everyone would see it as … Read more
I try to write my daily articles objectively and without emotion, especially anger. That has been extremely difficult, especially when writing about Joe Biden and any member of his administration. I find it impossible to write about Elizabeth Warren without letting anger and frustration boil to the surface. The Senior Senator from Massachusetts embodies all … Read more
America and Americans are the most generous on Earth. The government is generous on our behalf, spreading our tax dollars around the globe, and thousands of churches and charities rely on the generosity of giving Americans. Over 170 countries receive more than $70 billion every year, and this is from an America that is in … Read more
We have sad moments every year when a section of our country suffers the pain of a tragedy that takes property and, sometimes, unfortunately, innocent lives. Today, we will not discuss the senseless shootings and bombings but focus on something more widespread that impacts thousands, even millions of people. The last few months have seen … Read more
Maine’s Voter ID for Me movement and The Dinner Table Action Team have achieved another milestone. Boxes of notarized petitions, containing far more than the required number of signatures, were delivered to the Secretary of State this week. These petitions will require the state of Maine to put the Voter ID question on the ballot … Read more
The media has blown it for the last decade. They have destroyed their credibility to the point that pay cuts or layoffs have replaced deadlines for these information hacks. They bought in on the Russian dossier and the January 6 assault on the Capital. Yet, they missed the border fiasco, the Afghanistan retreat, the cocaine … Read more
The two sides of this latest American disaster are amazing when taken separately, and that is difficult to do with such devastation. California is such a beautiful state and probably the most diverse and rich in natural offerings, including the ocean, mountains, rich agricultural regions, and vineyards. Still, when mother nature or man-made error occurs, … Read more
The Medal of Freedom is the highest award given to civilians for the best and brightest of our country. These medals are for contributions that contribute to the betterment of America. The people who receive the Medal of Freedom deserve a thank you from every American. Joe Biden has destroyed the spirit and value of … Read more