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Ray Cardello For fifty years in Washington, we have always heard these simple words from Joe Biden, “My word as a Biden.” We knew it was a matter of time before Joe Biden went back on his promise to Americans and pardoned his troubled son and cash cow, Hunter. The day came on Sunday, and the President … Read more
I tuned in to MSNBC on Saturday morning to see what was on its agenda and because I heard they needed viewers. Since the election, only friends and family have tuned in to MSNBC and CNN. Things are so bad that Rachel Maddow had to take a pay cut to $25 million for her one-day-a-week … Read more
It could have been dark and gloomy, just like the last four years, but alas, the lights are bright, and people are happy and smiling once again. There is a bounce in people’s steps, and fears about the premature end of the great experiment called the United States have been assuaged. The stars were aligned, … Read more
Kamala Harris has been on vacation since she lost the election to President-elect Donald Trump on November 5. She has been basking in the Hawaiian sun and drowning her sorrow after being thoroughly embarrassed by a “convicted felon” over whom every expert told her that she had a massive lead. The election was hers to … Read more
The title intimates that I am concerned about Joe Biden’s actions on the global stage during his last two months in office, but that would presume he is in power. We all know that Biden is not in charge, but we cannot pinpoint exactly who is calling the shots for this Manchurian president. Whoever it … Read more
Fentanyl is the number one cause of death for young people from 18-49. I challenge you to find one situation where the Biden administration put any pressure on Mexico or China to stop the scourge created by this “Made in China” killer. I’ll be patient waiting, but you will not find one. In the four-year … Read more
There are many ways to measure diversity. In the case of Joe Biden, he filled his cabinet and staff like a crayon box. He wanted to be surrounded by as many different colors, genders, and sexual persuasions as possible to make his team the most diverse administration in history. Biden succeeded by his standards, but … Read more
Mark Cuban is a man who has far more money than smarts. He is used to having his foot in his mouth, but because he is a brash billionaire, he could care less about what the everyday American thinks about him or his ill-thought words. Cuban made one of the most ridiculous comments of the … Read more
The Left, politicians and media alike, are apoplectic about Donald Trump’s selection for Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth. The criticisms are directed at both Trump and Hegseth. Trump is taking shots for not nominating one of the many generals taking up space in the Pentagon waiting to be called to run the show. There are … Read more
The saying goes, “As goes California, so goes the nation.” If this is true, we better have a gut check soon, as California is in a downward spiral. The state has been mismanaged and is on the wrong moral compass heading. It is a geographically diverse state with incredible beauty and resources. Yet, it is … Read more
For the last nine years, Trump supporters have had to be careful who they confided their allegiance to. We could not proudly flaunt Trump signs in our front yard while our neighbors had no issue planting Clinton, Biden, or Harris signs like dandelions. Buy a MAGA hat, but leave it in the hall closet because … Read more
Our government cannot do anything quickly or efficiently, thus the reason Musk and Ramaswamy will be taking a scalpel to D.C. unless the Left is under the gun of losing their majority. All of a sudden, Chuck Schumer has taken a dose of Political Viagra, and he is working with Trumpian stamina, approving as many … Read more
We would all be in a better place if we never knew the names of Laken Riley and Jose Ibarra. The parents of Laken Riley would not have a massive hole in their hearts and would have a daughter to wrap their arms around if we never knew the name of Jose Ibarra. Unfortunately, on … Read more
The weaponization of the government has probably been an issue for decades, but it rose to the surface with the Obama administration and the IRS. How can we forget Lois Lerner trying in vain to convince anyone who would listen that she was innocent of targeting any Right-wing group she could with investigations and unreasonable … Read more
I was shocked to hear this morning that President-Elect Donald Trump had invited Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski of Morning Joe to meet face-to-face with him at Mar-A-Lago last Friday. This was the first time the three had met in seven years, but to listen to Mika as she and Joe opened their show on … Read more
If you cannot beat Trump, then go after his appointments and nominees. Trump won the Electoral College, the Popular Vote, and both wings of Congress, but that is not enough for the opposition to gracefully accept the people Trump wants on his staff. There is virtually no person Trump has named for a post that … Read more
First, why does anyone on the Right give time to The View, a pathetic radical Left show that would make Barbara Walters, the originator of the show, spin in her grave? The current show is a talk show hosted by five angry women who feel their calling is to mock the Right. Ironically, The View … Read more
Early on, I wrote a unique article on Sundays, aptly named The Sunday Spotlight, about someone who had a significant positive impact on our lives. In January 2023, I wrote about Pete Hegseth and his deep faith and concern for all children. In addition to his weekend duties at FOX as co-host of Fox & … Read more
We already know that Trump is fearless, and we have seen him traverse the last eight years, some might say eight years from hell, but America has given the keys to the country and asked him to lead us back to the fast lane. Trump has been impeached, arrested, mug shot, shot, and survived another … Read more
The Dinner Table, a grassroots PAC created by Maine State Representative Laurel Libby (R-Auburn/ Minot) and activist Alex Titcomb, celebrates a tremendous Election Day victory. It did not involve a candidate but a petition initiative that has been the focus of The Dinner Table for nearly a year. The petition requests the placement of a … Read more