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Democrats crying “affordability” is like an arsonist calling the fire department
The party of compassion and intellectualism, according to them, is selling two things this election season. One, they hate Trump, and they want you to.
Forget that Trump stopped illegal immigration and deported millions of Biden’s illegals...
Why did Democrats open the border?
Until President(ish) Joe Biden assumed office, the Democrat Presidential policy on illegal immigration was the same as the policy of all earlier Presidents of the United States. Their policy as leaders of the Executive Branch was to enforce...
The next President will be a white male Democrat
This isn’t real
Conventional wisdom is that J.D. Vance will be elected President in 2028. I think not.
Vance has a lot going for him – he’s smart, accomplished, well-educated, in the public eye, and will be heir to MAGA.
That last point,...
Liberals rage at Sidney Sweeney for debasing sports intended for trannies
Sidney Sweeney, best I can figure it, is an heir to Paris Hilton, Brooke Shields and the Kardashian Klan. She has a new ad out. She “dresses” in sports balls, like footballs, basketballs, baseballs, and so on. Nothing comes between Sidney a...
Gas prices are the least of our problems
It’s fashionable this election season to complain that gas prices are high.
Cry me a river.
I can remember when we had to wait in line for 20-30 minutes – or even for hours – for 5 gallons of gas. The price of gas was about what it is now...
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