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The Trump campaign targeted male voters in a way no other candidate had done before. Not only did it work to get him elected, but it also woke a sleeping giant of men ready to take on the government that had long forgotten them. President-elect Donald Trump’s son, Barron Trump, is one of those credited with his … Read more
Vermont tied its increasingly rickety wagon to California’s air quality standards for motor vehicles. Advanced Clean Cars II (ACCII) “requires manufacturers to produce vehicles certified to increasingly more stringent emission categories, according to schedules based on vehicle fleet emission averages for each manufacturer.“ Vermont legislators handed authority over Vermonters to wingnuts in California and they … Read more
The unusual saga of a former president of the United States being criminally convicted in New York has taken several twists and turns, and now the defendant Donald Trump has transformed from civilian ex-POTUS to President-elect. That was a challenge for New York Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan, who oversaw Trump’s conviction on 34 felony … Read more
I am of the opinion that if you don’t want to rent your property to someone that’s your business, but this isn’t typically how the progressive world view operates. Government exists to force Democrat preferences on everyone else (while the idea that Republicans might to do this is fascist). Thats what makes this so damn … Read more
The Republican Party is celebrating their historic victory this week as the GOP spanked the Democrat Party like the bunch of BDSM loving nymphomaniacs they are. Sweeping the Presidency, Senate and House by margins more comfortable than Mitch McConnell’s retirement pajamas, the red wave crashed from sea to shining sea like the Kool-Aid Man breaking … Read more
Back in March, people were considering whether Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would make a great (and presumably) unifying pick for vice president. We shared those musings to invite debate, but RFKJ has far too many liberal positions with which I disagree to have him a heartbeat from the presidency. That was in March, and while … Read more
Someone who works as a DEI professional has closed her business willingly after Donald Trump’s election last Tuesday.
Donald Trump correctly realized that this election was about domestic ‘kitchen table” issues and not foreign policy or military readiness. He alluded to the fact that there was much wrong with the Pentagon and vowed to fix it. The voters were interested in other issues, and he did not have to go into details. Now … Read more
If your fearmongering narrative “vision” for the next president includes the threat of police state reactions against “political opponents” then you might want to stop doing them yourselves. Painting the next guy as the tyrant will be asier for people to imagine if not distracted by crap like this. FBI agents raided the Manhattan apartment … Read more
Donald Trump’s victory in last week’s election reinforced the impression that he and his followers have “taken over” the Republican party. The campaign saw Republicans like Liz and Dick Cheney switch sides and back the Democratic nominee, Kamala Harris. Now—after Trump won a second term—the right is locked in an impassioned struggle to pressure the … Read more
One of these days, maybe day two of the Trump Administration, the US Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will have to give up on all its COVID ghosts. Nearly every one of their narratives died with the Pfizer Docs. They just don’t know it yet, and only because most of America (and the … Read more
Two days after Donald Trump became the first American since Grover Cleveland to win nonconsecutive presidential elections, the Federal Reserve announced a quarter-percent cut in interest rates. Following this announcement, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell held a press conference and said that he would not comply with any presidential request that he step down before his … Read more
Thanks to former Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, celebrity politics is dead. Democrats have increasingly relied on mega-famous celebrities to campaign on their behalf. In 2020, then-candidate Joe Biden had the backing of Hollywood and the music industry and all of its glittering stars. And this year, in 2024, Vice President Kamala Harris picked up … Read more
The Dinner Table, a grassroots PAC created by Maine State Representative Laurel Libby (R-Auburn/ Minot) and activist Alex Titcomb, celebrates a tremendous Election Day victory. It did not involve a candidate but a petition initiative that has been the focus of The Dinner Table for nearly a year. The petition requests the placement of a … Read more
President Trump says what we’ve been saying for years – what many of you have said: shut down the Federal Department of Education
In this segment, I was asked about how to teach people effectively about food and how to make informed eating and buying choices.
Rep Ming, aka “Melanie 2.0,” as I often call him, made a crybaby tweet today, one week after losing to my senator. What sweetens his loss all the more is that he’s excluded from BOTH sides of the wall for the next 2 years. My high school basketball coach regularly said following each loss “losers … Read more
For years, I’ve been harping about how the white-tower-run campus culture is the breeding ground for future liberal policy. If it’s happening there, it won’t be long before they try to impose it on you in your state, county, city, berg, burb, or, let’s face it, everywhere (mandated from DC). The Biden error is an … Read more
The Federal Flag Hearing On Tuesday Morning, November 5, 2024, the Concord Federal Court held a merits hearing on the Scaer v City of Nashua First Amendment Flag case. The coincidence of our National Voting Day and this case could not be more fitting. I had the pleasure of attending. The City filed yet another … Read more
The Granite State has done it again: It has a 42-seat Republican majority in the State House, a 2/3 Republican supermajority in the State Senate, and a 4-1 Republican majority on the state’s executive council. The governor is Republican, Kelly Ayotte – but we sent two Democrats to Congress and chose Kamala Harris over Donald … Read more