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Blogline of the Day – And I’ll Add To This That The Uniparty, Once Again, Can’t Do Their Basic Job of “Regular Order”

December 22, 2022 Skip

SLEEP TIGHT TONIGHT, FOLKS, YOUR CONGRESS IS ON THE JOB: Illegal immigrants are flooding across the border, China is kicking our butt around the world, the government faces a $31 trillion debt and today Congress is working getting rid of gendered pronouns from the U.S. Code. “Regular Order” is passing the appropriation/spending bills on a department by … Read more

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Dems Lame-Duck Congress Will Trash America “On the Way Out the Door” (Vote Republican, Anyway!)

November 8, 2022 Steve MacDonald

It goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway. While the Dems losing big on Tuesday is necessary, should it come to pass, they will likely be worse than the Dem-Majority wiped out by the Tea-Party movement during Obama’s first mid-term disaster.

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Was It or Wasn’t It an Insurrection?

October 29, 2022 Op-Ed

On May 27, 2022, Rep Debbie Wasserman-Shultz of Florida introduced a House Concurrent Resolution in Congress as follows:

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Understanding the Constitution: The Power to Restrict Immigration

October 4, 2022 Op-Ed

The Constitution doesn’t use the word “immigration.” Those consulting the constitutional debates of 1787–1790 (such as the essays in “The Federalist”) will find no discussion of the subject.

Data Point and Elections: Change the People in the Institutions

September 12, 2022 Skip

Society is really starting to get to an inflection point – a bad one. When most Americans no longer trust the institutions around them, either by seeing once trusted institutions becoming corrupted or have already been corrupted and using their position of power to lord it over the rest of us, there is trouble ahead. … Read more

What’s With This Foolish Divisiveness? It Should Stop!

August 26, 2022 Op-Ed

Wanna know who is the problem? WE ARE THE PROBLEM. Moments ago, I saw a headline from Brighteon “Media Flips and Blames Trump for Vaccine Injuries.” I just know the next focus of interest articles will be an analysis of who could have done this did this awful thing (the blaming of Trump).

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When Will We Get Martial Law?

August 18, 2022 Op-Ed

Yesterday I was at a very nice picnic at Elks Lodge, sponsored by the Republican Party of Dover. Several candidates spoke: three gubernatorial hopefuls, Testerman, Riley, and Acciard; two senatorial hopefuls, Vikram and Bolduc; and three Congressional hopefuls, Prescott, Huff Brown, and myself.

The Question Every Congressional Candidate Needs to Answer after the FBI Raid in Mar-a-Lago

August 10, 2022 Steve MacDonald

We live in interesting times, if by interesting, you mean FUBAR. Many of the world’s leaders lost their minds in recent years, and the people, too many of them, just followed along. But have things gone too far?

Congress Will Act to Repel the Invasion at Our Southern Border If I Am Elected as Senator

July 29, 2022 Op-Ed

The Citizens of America, The People, are under attack. There is a war being waged against us, and the weapons are drugs (pharmaceuticals, counterfeit pharmaceuticals, and non-pharmaceuticals).

Wild Swans: A Precursor to Lily Tang Williams for Congress

July 28, 2022 Op-Ed

I made myself read the international bestseller Wild Swans: Three Daughters of China, a memoir by Jung Chang (Touchstone edition; Simon and Schuster, 2003.) Why? So– I might know real historic details of life under a totalitarian regime such as Mao’s “Cultural Revolution.”

Regaining Congress Cannot be About Investigations

June 2, 2022 Ray Cardello

It is an expectation by everyone, except Nancy Pelosi, that the Republicans will regain the House and possibly the Senate in November. The latest estimates are for a gain of thirty-five seats for the GOP in the House. Speculation about any swings in the Senate is unclear, and predictions are not forthcoming.

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Parasitic Governance

May 6, 2022 Op-Ed

There was a time when most of our government officials were serious people, serving in their elected and appointed roles after establishing their bona fides as successful, contributing members of society. Government service was not a path to personal enrichment, and Country came before Party.

‘We the People’ Are the New, Permanent Underclass in America

April 13, 2022 Op-Ed

This is financial tyranny.

The U.S. government—and that includes the current administration—is spending money it doesn’t have on programs it can’t afford, and “we the taxpayers” are the ones who must foot the bill for the government’s fiscal insanity.

Sununu Says He Will Veto the Republican Legislature’s Congressional Redistricting Map

March 21, 2022March 18, 2022 Steve MacDonald

Governor Sununu has double-tapped his promise to veto the congressional redistricting map passed by the Republican majority Legislature. Why? He likes them the way they are (Democrats have won both repeatedly for years).

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Zelenskyy Takes Our Leaders to School

March 17, 2022 Ray Cardello

Volodymyr Zelenskyy is a young man of 44 years. Zelenskyy is not a big man at only 5’7″. The President of Ukraine is not a lifelong politician. Volodymyr Zelenskyy is a giant of a man and a true leader of his proud country and people.

Joe “Pass the Buck” Biden’s Gas Price Lie Just Took Another Left Turn

March 12, 2022March 10, 2022 Steve MacDonald

I don’t mean to keep kicking the same Donkey, but it’s not dead yet, and they keep making it easy. Gas prices suck. Biden is blaming Putin. But we know that stinks worse than a dead rat under the front porch in July. And it’s about to stink a good bit more.

Democrat Lawmakers Caught on the Horns of a Dilemma

February 15, 2022 Peter Lemiska

Loyalty has always been considered an admirable quality in the business world and in politics – in life in general. Many would argue that loyalty is the foundation upon which any relationship is built. But what happens when loyalty conflicts with conscience? What if we find ourselves in a situation where we have to choose … Read more

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Are Liz Cheney’s Political Days Numbered?

January 25, 2022 Steve MacDonald

In the Disney Star Wars movies, Daisy Ridley plays Rey. A Force-gifted heroine descended from the bloodline of Emperor Palpatine. In the end, she chooses light over dark. Liz Cheney descends from another dark force named Dick, and she did not choose the light.

The New Fifth Amendment

January 13, 2022 Ian Underwood

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has announced that he will not cooperate with the committee that is ‘investigating’ the Amble Around the Capitol™️ on January 6 of last year.

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We Must Reject the “Insurrection” Narrative

January 5, 2022 Op-Ed

I share my opinion here only to inspire peaceful, legal, and lawful, but firm and resolute political remedial action. We must reject the “insurrection” narrative which the politicians have used as an excuse to remain silent on, or dissipatively uncommitted to, election integrity because of a few hundred unarmed people, who entered the capitol on J6.