Oliver Wolcott – Old World and New

by Op-Ed

One of the most illustrious signers as far as their personal influence was Oliver Wolcott. The Wolcott family had an impressive pedigree in the old world as well as the new. He descended from a distinguished line of political leaders, attorneys, landholders, judges, and medical doctors. Oliver Wolcott attended Yale University, graduating in 1747, and … Read more

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Banfield: Teaching Violence Begins In Public Schools

by Ann Marie Banfield

Everyone keeps looking around wondering how someone can resort to violence in this political culture. Look no further than your local public schools. You may wonder how that can be since schools are focusing on nurturing a child’s social and emotional well being. You’d be lying to yourself. Public schools are breeding activism, and if … Read more

If I’m Not Entitled to My Opinion I am a Slave to Yours

by Steve MacDonald

There is no shortage of content regarding the sanctity of free speech. Liberty by any name is impossible without it, and we know that Free Speech includes the right to be wrong because the government, exercising its right to unbridled expression, is wrong proudly and often. So, when the government or its advocates insist your opinion should be … Read more

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Cardello: The Blood Of Trump Is On You Joe

by Ray Cardello

Joe Biden cranked up the rhetoric. He cannot touch Donald Trump on the policies or results. He has gone personal and is making Donald Trump out to be the greatest threat to Democracy in our history. You told your followers that Donald Trump was someone who needed to be stopped. Those people knew you were … Read more

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Hakeem Jeffries Is A Hypocrite

by Ray Cardello

I realize I wrote about Hakeem Jeffries yesterday, but what he did on Thursday afternoon deserves a rebuttal. How dare this little man from New York have the audacity to disparage half of the country that we are not Conservatives or Republicans, but that we are Extreme MAGA Republicans who presumably cannot think for ourselves.

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Art Thou Better Off Now Than During That Not So Bygone Age of Trump?

by Skip

Time to revisit another old political saw. It’s a classic. Are you better off now than (insert time period here)? In this case, now as opposed to before Biden. And if you won the Lottery, yes, you most likely are. For the rest of us mortals, not so much. 

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Administrative Creep on the Chopping Block

by John Klar

A busy US Supreme Court dropped yet another jurisprudential bomb in the recent case of Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, which reversed the longstanding precedent of Chevron USA, Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.

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[Update …4,5…] Shots Fired at Trump Rally! President Escorted Away by Secret Service

by Steve MacDonald
President Trump was rushed off stage during a PA Rally by the Secret Service after a series of pops that sounded like gunfire. President Trump appears to have been clipped in the ear, blood evident in photos from the scene.

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The Left Has A Newer Scarier Way to Describe the “Weather”

by Skip

I’ve been listening to the dystopian tears and screams of the Green Left for over 50 years. Not ONE of their predictions has ever come true. In fact, most haven’t even come close. Yet, they continue braying about their ideology.

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Support Your Local Police And Keep them Independent

by Russ Payne

One of the key reasons American liberty stands today is because our founders designed a unique system of local control of law enforcement; where the loyalties of family and friends are a precious guardian of liberty. Being blessed to see 87 years gives perspective on how things have changed. One such perspective is the gradual process to move local control of police to federal control.

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Hakeem Jeffries Is Reactionary And Hyperbolic

by Ray Cardello

I heard the former Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy, give his opinion of the current House Minority Leader, Hakeem Jeffries, and it made a lot of sense, and I think it is spot-on. McCarthy said there are two types of people, and they can be classified as Thermostats and Thermometers.

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SCOTUS Immunity Decision and Why Barry Obama Should Be Very Worried

by Steve MacDonald

The US Supreme Court did something miraculous the other day. You’ll have heard by now. They erased over 240 years of Presidential carte blanche. The once all-powerful, seemingly un-prosecutable office of the president, extended to former Presidents, is no more. SCOTUS Upended it, ended it, undermined it, and put every US President on the hook for potential prosecution.

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Capitalism Versus Free Speech

by Ed Mosca

In the make-believe, fairy-tale world that people like Joe Sweeney, Ross Berry, Mikey Graham, Drew Cline, the Koch-bots, and the libertarians (an incomplete list) espouse, Big Business ALWAYS acts in their financial self-interest, which ultimately benefits everyone. EXCEPT Big Business does NOT act in such a manner.

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Night Cap: White House Condemns Republicans Looking To Secure Voting Rights

by Ray Cardello

Democrats opened the borders, allowing millions of illegals into the country. They are hoping to lock their hold on power in Washington forever by turning them into voters, but Rep. Chip Roy’s H.R. 8281 (co-sponsored by 194 Republicans) would require anyone registering to vote to provide proof of their U.S. citizenship.

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Prosecutor Threatens to Fine Retailer for Reporting Thefts to Police

by Steve MacDonald

The Democratic bizzaro world is full of contradictions because it is the natural state. To them, it makes sense when we get results exactly opposite of those advertised. Law and order mean chaos. Prosperity means poverty; transparency means obstruction; unity means division; education creates ignorance; and equity means inequality.

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The Spider’s Web

by Jim Bowman

Since the rodents have now had 248 years to study our Founding and Forefather’s words, maybe we should do the same, and good old Sal Alinksy is perfect to decipher our nation’s current happenings. His Rules For Radicals cites, “Power is the very essence, the dynamo of life.”

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The War on Children

by Charles Bradley

In American society today, we are seeing a “War on our Children.”   This is an orchestrated attempt by “Big Tech” to gain control of our children’s minds and hearts, and they have been doing an excellent job so far. Smartphones are their weapon.

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Build Back Biden Going About as Well as You’d Expect …

by Steve MacDonald

The post-debate Build Back Biden scheme is going about as well as you’d expect. The White House sold the NATO summit as a chance for the world to see that Biden’s still got it, by which they must have meant the thing they’ve been hiding that showed up at the debate a few weeks ago. He’s still got it!

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Friday Meme Overflow

by NITZAKHON

Please do share this post, and if you share an individual meme, consider mentioning you saw it on the Grok!

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You Saved Tractor Supply But Can You Save John Deere?

by Steve MacDonald

Word broke that Tractor Supply had decided to jump into the slimy, divisive, gender-bending, DEI, Woke, CRT end of the cultural swimming pool. Two weeks later, TC pulled that toe out and promised to stick to the business of being in business. You told them, they listened. Are the folks running John Deere likely to listen, too?

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