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It’s not enough to elect a President; it involves a day-to-day people thing! First off, America’s threat is real, ongoing, and relentless. What seems miniscule today will evolve into a fearful accumulation tomorrow. So, we each need to self-admit and become aware that there is an ongoing threat! However, our task can be strengthened with … Read more
If you were hoping that Donald Trump and Pam Bondi were going to protect the 2nd Amendment, it might be time to rethink that position. So while we are all waiting for AG Bondi’s report on the Second Amendment, pursuant to President Trump’s executive order, we now find out that the new DOJ is much … Read more
Both stress and big flashlights can show reality to those who are living in another world and dimension. In this case, it is the Euro weenies who are all about continuing the Never-Ending-Ukranian War – even as they’ll only fight if the US is involved: “500M Europeans Are Begging 300M Americans for Protection from 140M … Read more
We’re approaching eight weeks under the new Trump administration, and it is still nearly impossible to cover all the movement on any given day. This administration came out of the gate like a greyhound and continues to whip up a whirlwind of change on a daily basis. That’s 56 calendar days for victims of the … Read more
Over the weekend, President Trump made headlines for refusing, on two occasions, to rule out the possibility that the US will experience a recession this year. The comments came days after the Atlanta Fed announced it now projects GDP to fall by nearly three percent in the first quarter of this year. Those developments, paired with the recent … 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
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
The Judicial Branch, apparently unconcerned about that whole separation-of-powers thing, is telling the Executive Branch what to do. In particular, it’s saying that the Trump Administration has to distribute $2 billion in foreign aid, even though it contains substantial amounts of wasteful, fraudulent, and harmful spending. Ideally, President Trump would take a page from Andrew … Read more
On March 4, 2025, President Donald J. Trump delivered a stunning and historic address to Congress that lasted 1 hour and 40 minutes—the longest presidential speech to a joint session. “He talked for more than an hour and 40 minutes, breaking the previous record set by President Bill Clinton ’s 2000 State of the Union address, which … Read more
On February 28, 2025, the Oval Office echoed with the undeniable strength of President Donald Trump’s leadership as he participated in a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and demonstrated American resolve at its finest. What began as a discussion about a potential minerals deal and U.S. support for Ukraine’s conflict with Russia transformed into … Read more
After years of rule under the boot of an administration and party that would rather you have to push 2 for English, Donald Trump has found himself needing to make this proclamation. “English is the official language of the United States.” The abuses are not limited to the previous administration but many of them. In … Read more
Volodymyr Zelenskyy came to the White House on Friday for a free lunch and a check, but to his chagrin, he did not realize there was a new sheriff in town and the cash flow from the American people was shut down. The little man from Ukraine flew to Washington with a plan, but it … Read more
A basic principle of the martial art Aikido is that instead of struggling against an attacker’s force, you work with it. As I listen to Democrats continue to complain about how DOGE shouldn’t be given access to the private data of American citizens because it is staffed by ‘unelected employees’, it occurs to me that … Read more
Oh, Janet, I can tell by your actions of late that you are a bit confused about your role. You were able to parlay your political career to a seat in the corner office in Augusta, but that seat comes with responsibility, not privilege, as you see it. There are 1.4 million people in Maine, … Read more
Let’s be honest with ourselves! Suppose any of us were among the wealthiest people in the world. Would our first prerogative be to endanger our life to save a country in which 40% of 350 million citizens suffer from a derangement syndrome that mainstream media coddles, agitates, and promotes? This pernicious hatred of President Trump … Read more
How could so many dimwits run such a successful scam for so long without being discovered? Especially in light of their salaries versus the mansions they have suddenly acquired! This should have provided all the proof required for a serious investigation. Could it be that what was originally deemed to be the government’s unofficial watchdogs … Read more
Remember, Beitler is the guy that I fought to denature as is also championed Policy JBAB (“Transgender and Non-Confirming”) because it gives special “Rights” to a very small minority of youth over all other Normal students AND adults. He also has now decided to champion the newly announced “Prism” student club by Gilford High School … Read more
We can lump this into the “your COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective” category. While I’m at it, we should add the Hunter Biden Laptop (Disinformazia), The Steel Dossier, Michael Brown, Trayvon Martin, George Floyd, and everything that comes out of Hillary Clinton’s mouth. The Covington kids, everything the media claimed in Trump 1.0, and … Read more
What do the impending, across-the-board Trump administration and Congressional cuts to federal education, energy, and human services mean to Vermont? Ask this question to legislators and advocates in the State House and the response is like a Greek chorus chanting, ‘We don’t know, we don’t know, we don’t know.’ (Whether the play is a comedy … Read more
The sun rises, the water is wet, and just like guns, Democrats hate nullification until they love it. Dems love guns as long as they control whoever controls the guns. The same can be said for nullification, the idea that states have veto power over federal demands. And we agree. States have rights, and lots … Read more