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Elon Musk is synonymous with innovation, ambition, and an unyielding drive to improve the world. Born on June 28, 1971, in Pretoria, South Africa, Musk has become one of the most influential figures of the 21st century. His journey from a curious, self-taught coder to the world’s richest person—estimated by Forbes at $343 billion as … Read more
Democrats are actually happy to see the stock market drop. It’s the first real opportunity they’ve had to point to something that looks real that sounds good coming out of their mouths: tariffs, fear, prices, stock drop, Trump—end of the world. We told you so. You must first grasp this truth. The entire Democrat agenda … Read more
Kamala Harris didn’t just lose the 2024 Election to Donald Trump; she exposed herself as the charlatan that most of us had suspected. Harris tried to pull a Mohamed Ali and play rope-a-dope with Donald Trump, but she got a lesson from a master marketer. Trump showed Harris that you need a message that resonates, … Read more
Herbert Hoover forged the program that fed a starving Europe after World War I. Many believe that success is what brought him to his ill-fated presidency. After WW II, FDR’s advisors strongly advised him not to bring Hoover into his administration to solve the starvation going on in Europe. FDR’s position was Hoover was dead … Read more
We are witnessing a unique presidency in many ways. It is only the second time in our history a president has returned to the White House after losing the job. I believe this has been good for Donald Trump because had he won reelection, he would have had to deal with COVID and a continuation … Read more
“Act worthy of yourselves.”That’s how the great patriot and Revolutionary War hero Dr. Joseph Warren urged the people to commemorate the Boston Massacre, which happened today in history – March 5, 1770. In the face of a standing army occupier – and direct threats to his own life – Warren pressed the people to stand … Read more
I’m not certain why we still have a US Department of Agriculture. To pay farmers not to grow stuff. To grow some stuff instead of other stuff. To kill healthy chickens so they don’t get bird flu (farmers get nothing if the birds die on their own, or so I hear). It also wastes millions … Read more
What justified the explosion from the original reimbursements for elected officials to the present pay scales that are approximately double the average working wage? Yes, times have changed but still! No wonder political science courses have soared in popularity! What other career offers starting wages at the same level as the experienced worker? What began … Read more
The classic bait and switch for Democrats has long been the issue of immigration. When Barry Obama’s open borders policy was crushing border states, the Dems defended Federal Supremacy over Immigration policy and enforcement. States that tried to regulate any aspect were dragged into court. The moment Trump 1.0 led by that example to close … Read more
Donald Trump used a moment during his address to Congress last week to address the Progressive side of the chamber that was intent on sitting on their hands unless they were protesting. He made a statement with two parts sarcasm, two parts frustration, one part humor, and ten parts the truth. He pointed out that … Read more
If you watched President Trump Addresses Joint Session of Congress, March 4, 2025, you may have noticed a mom that was recognized that night, January Littlejohn. She was recognized by President Trump when he told the nation how her daughter’s school SECRETLY transitioned her daughter’s gender identity at school. Watch 1:30:00. This is also why … Read more
There are some topics that you think would garner unanimous acceptance. You might think that a young boy who survived over a dozen brain surgeries to beat cancer and who dreams of being a cop or a young girl who survived an injury on the volleyball court but may suffer the effects for a lifetime … Read more
As pundits and experts alike lose interest in the preemptive pardon of Hunter Biden, there are still a few legal scholars pondering whether it can be thrown out. Joe Biden occupied the office of the president, not the Vatican. The forgiveness of sins, real or imagined, isn’t something seen clearly in Article II of the … Read more
The Democrats have had some dynamic orators in our lifetime. People like JFK, Bill Clinton, and even Barack Obama could capture a crowd with their spoken word, but there does not appear to be anyone to fill that void, and we are left with word salads, TikTok sound bites, or meaningless ramblings as we heard … Read more
Yes, I know that is actually Grok drawing an assembled DNA strand and a “Stargate.” I tried and tried, but Grok just could not understand what mRNA structure looks like, and does not know the difference between DNA and mRNA. Which tells you something about “Artificial Intelligence.” The image below is closer to the structure … Read more
At least one estimate suggests that there are 158,464,880 unique books in the world. At least one million are available online. How many of these are banned or censored by your public school library? I’m using the groomer’s definition. A book can be accessible in print or electronically, delivered to a device or your door within minutes … Read more
Long before Donald Trump entered the political scene (and was repeatedly and wrongly accused of being “Putin’s Puppet”), 100 years before, actually, forces in the United States, including Wall Street financiers and both Republicans and Democrats, had been involved in aiding and abetting the communists in Russia. Leon Trotsky lived in exile in New York … Read more
The erosion of biblical Judao/Christian ethics and the philosophy of “hate God, family and country” has waged an ever-increasing war for the past century on the philosophy of Americanism: “governments are instituted among men to secure the God-given rights of “we the people”—life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. This challenge to the world of … Read more
How can these POLITICAL groups call themselves NONPARTISAN? Because that’s the game!!! Anna Brown, Executive Director of Citizens Count and the UNH Franklin Pierce Rudman Center, helps us breakdown what a “nonpartisan” organization is, how to understand their intent, and when should we care what’s happening in Concord? Please like, follow, or subscribe to The … Read more
Very few industries rely on polling data as much as politics. That includes the 24/7 campaign machine, for, after all, politicians’ primary job is to run for and be reelected to office. Nothing written or spoken is released before it is poll-tested. Even the big-dollar donors do not write checks with lots of zeros to … Read more