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Is It Time To Start Thinking Midterms

April 26, 2025 Ray Cardello

Government and politics are a filler between elections, and election seasons get longer as time passes. We elect a president, and before he takes the oath, attention is already focused on whether he can win reelection, have a successor prepared to carry on, or whether the other side can regain the White House. The presidency … Read more

Party of Crime Should Probably Stop Committing Them B4 The Midterms

April 1, 2025April 1, 2025 Steve MacDonald

If Democrats want to move the needle in 2026 (in their political favor) they might consider the crime problem. Democrats are defending illegal alien criminals, including violent gang members. Democrats are not denouncing crimes. Democrat rhetoric sounds criminal (threats, anger, etc). Democrats lost in 2024 in part by being soft on crime. Democrats are committing … Read more

Student Loan Debt … The Biden Regime Is Playing The GOP Like A Stradivarius

August 27, 2022 Ed Mosca

Have you heard all the outrage from the GOP at the Biden-Regime’s ukase that “forgives” student loan debt? Indeed, even Sun-King Sununu … who strives to be on both sides of an issue … has joined the bloviating:

Record ‘Positive Cases’ Makes Biden and Democrats Look Bad so the Media Has Decided to Not Report Them

January 14, 2022January 14, 2022 Steve MacDonald

Forrest Gump had it right. Stupid is as stupid does. Take the ozone “hole.” The difference in reporting on homelessness? Body counts during a war. Well, the Rona just got the same treatment.

Whiney privileged Millennial: America doesn’t want me to vote because it’s too hard!

November 6, 2018 Skip

If it’s not handed to them on a plate, or inconveniences them is some way, IT’S A PLOT AGAINST THEM! The notable part from this Treehugger post about the inhumanity that she has actually do some homework (reformatted, emphasis mine).

…The U.S. didn’t seem to want me to vote…People complain that young people don’t vote. But America makes voting hard for young people. You have to register ahead of time. You have to figure out all the particular complicated rules for documentation and registration, which vary by state. And as an early career employee, you have to convince your boss to let you take time off work to actually go to the polls. Young people are more likely to move around, meaning they have to either re-register or figure out the complications of absentee ballots.

Go read it all at the link. Be assured however, that I was very surprised in that it did not go well for Llana Strauss – the enviro-Collective there pretty much had their way with her in almost all of them agreeing she was, indeed, whiney. These lines, I though were rather delicious:

VIDEO: We Have Two Choices on November 6th

October 29, 2018October 28, 2018 Kimberly Morin

Very powerful, truthful video about the difference between Republicans and Democrats. You’ve been witnessing the behavior of the left for the past two years. They haven’t stopped. They continue to march on with their ‘Resistance’ rather than working with Republicans to make things better for the people they are supposed to represent. Electing Democrats is … Read more

RESIST Chris Pappas – He is WRONG for New Hampshire

October 11, 2018 Kimberly Morin

If there was any candidate who is WRONG for New Hampshire, it’s Chris Pappas. This photo speaks volumes about WHO Pappas would actually represent and it isn’t the majority of Granite Staters, it’s the far left-wing lunatic movement that has taken over the Democrat Party. These are the people who chase senators and conservative … Read more