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Were We Wrong About Putin?

There was an attempted coup in Russia. Remember that? The Wagner Group, led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, turned on Russia. He took the Russian city of Rostov, the Russian military stronghold nearest Ukraine. The Russians couldn’t take Bakhmut, Ukraine, for months.

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SCOTUS Says No, Joe Says Yes!

In one of the last rulings of the 2023 session, the Supreme Court of the United States decided that Joe Biden’s attempt to forgive up to $20,000 of current balances of student loans was unconstitutional.

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What If Dems Decide Joe’s Gotta Go?

The momentum is growing within the Left to push Joe Biden aside for 2024. These people are either seeing the signs we have for three years or are moving past their directive to ignore them. Since the campaign for the 2020 election, the Party and media have been in unison telling the American people not … Read more

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Biden Does Excel at One Thing: Hurting Americans Financially.

A recent poll shows 34% of Americans approve of our economic “leadership.”  This assessment coincides with the President’s ‘Bidenomics’ plan. The talking points claim to be a vision of prosperity. It actually is a drug-induced nightmare that would have you believe fair taxes on the rich will always fund dependable government investment in the economy; writ large, Nirvana. And we all know Nirvana ended Kurt Cobain.

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Hollywood Is On Strike. Who Cares

The Hollywood writers have been on strike since May, and nobody noticed. This week, the actors and actresses joined the writers; again, nobody noticed. The actors and actresses in Hollywood are the most narcissistic people on earth and survive from self-aggrandizing under the watchful eyes of most Liberals. Some of the more fortunate land million … Read more

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St. George Tucker: Our Original Originalist?

On July 10, 1752, St. George Tucker was born. He wrote the first systematic commentary on the U.S. Constitution and was one of the most influential jurists and legal scholars during the formative years of the United States.

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Geraldo, It’s Time For The Curtain

Geraldo Rivera left FOXNews last month after a twenty-year stint. It was a stint that may have gone on a bit too long. That statement has nothing to do with Geraldo’s age but his performance and contribution to the network and the programs that involved him. I have a couple of disclosures before I continue.

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Conway Public Library – Right To Know: Card Catalog

Yep. Another one. And I’ll keep rolling through them as well. So given the controversy at the Conway Public Library (no, not the Conway School District SAU9)  with (what I think) was an illegal shutting of a public facility because of a sexuality event that also served as discrimination against normal library patrons at the … Read more

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Interdependence Bicentennial Betrayal

On the 4th of July, 1976, 124 U.S. Senators celebrated their loyalty to the United Nations by signing a Declaration of Interdependence, a complete repudiation of the Declaration of Independence.

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Can Anyone Answer A Question

Ignorance is bliss, or so it seems, in the President Joe Biden Administration. Everybody with a microphone in their face is as scared as a person at Karaoke Night for the first time, and they don’t know the song. It does not matter if it is Joe or the lowly Pete Buttigieg, if they do … Read more

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Rain Clouds and Umbrellas

We all should think about what’s coming in the economy in order to be able to tighten up our finances and safeguard the home front, and there is an advantage in understanding when to tighten our budgetary belts. What do the economic stats tell us?

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Federal Court Makes this July 4th a True Independence Day

While Americans were enjoying hot dogs and fireworks this Fourth of July, federal Judge Terry A. Doughty commemorated Independence Day by striking a blow for the separation of big tech and state. Specifically, he issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting a number of government officials and agencies from communicating with social media companies to request they … Read more

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Dover Rain Tax? An Emphatic NO!

1. Giving (a few) hours’ notice for a meeting as important as yesterday’s rain tax meeting is not only irresponsible, it’s downright sneaky. It was so obviously planned far in advance, and boom, the people don’t need to know.

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