God forbid you hear from the President … and the doctors

MSNBC and CNN have reached a new and unimaginable low.  They have decided that it is better to hear their spin on the White House Coronavirus Task Force briefings than to hear from the professionals involved. The management of those two networks now believe that it is in the best public interest for we the people to NOT hear directly from the President and those medical professionals that he has appointed to the Task Force.  Each day, President Trump uses the White House briefing room to allow members of the…

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Who suffers most from the lock down of America?

The most common hashtag mantra regarding the Covid-19 outbreak is that “we are all in it together.”  But is that true? Different people seem to have different opinions as to whether we have gone too far in shutting down America.  There are those who seem to believe that the self-imposed collapse of the American economy – and with it, one of the highest standards of living in the world – is worth it … necessary.  Others believe that we have overreached, and that this shutdown is as politically driven as…

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Biden Struggles for Relevancy During the COVID-19 Crisis

Joe who? In case you haven’t noticed, with so much attention on President Trump and his battle with the ongoing corona crisis, Joe Biden and the contest for the Democratic 2020 nominee has practically disappeared from the news cycle. Within just a few days after he made headlines with his commanding primary victories in Florida, Arizona, and Illinois, the coronavirus has turned former Vice President Joe Biden into a virtual prisoner of his Delaware home, where he’s reduced to sniping at President Trump from the family rec room. “He’s making…

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Senate Passes Unprecedented Relief Bill, Now It’s Up to the House

Just before midnight on Wednesday, by a vote of 96-0, the Senate passed a massive $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus compromise package, ending days of deadlock. The bill now goes to the House of Representatives, which House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said will soon take up the historic measure to bring relief to individuals, small businesses, and larger corporations “with strong bipartisan support.” The historic measure mostly earned praise from lawmakers in both parties and their leaders, who said the sweeping bill will address the most serious of the economic and health…

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Biden confronts auto worker about the Second Amendment – and insults him

Former Vice President Joe Biden had some choice words for a Michigan auto worker at a campaign stop on Tuesday. The presidential candidate was visiting the Detroit plant where the Fiat Chrysler is produced when worker Jerry Wayne decided to ask Biden how he planned to help union workers. But he also asked him about his position on the Second Amendment. “I also asked him how he wanted to get the vote of the working man when a lot of us wield arms,” Wayne said in an interview on Wednesday…

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Jimmy Carter is right … Biden is too old

Not long ago, former President Jimmy Carter said that 80 years old is too old to carry out the duties of President of the United States.  He should know since he was the President – and knows the duties – and he is now 94 years old – so he knows what really old age is like.  He is right. Pondering Carter’s opinion – and realizing that I am just a couple of putts away from 80, myself – I have abandoned all ambitions and plans to run for President…

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Texas Schools Approved Measure for Teachers to Conceal Carry

A local Texas school district has approved a measure that will allow teachers to conceal carry in the classroom. Nearly two years after the deadly Santa Fe High School shooting, a Texas school district is set to begin allowing some teachers to be permitted to carry guns on school premises for safety purposes. Last week, the Santa Fe Independent School District announced plans to implement the Guardian Plan, which will allow local school boards to authorize employees to conceal carry on campus at all times. The plan comes as an…

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Biden’s Popularity Soars and GOP Lawmakers Prepare Hunter Biden Investigation

As it becomes more likely that Joe Biden will win the Democratic Presidential nomination, Republican lawmakers are gearing up to investigate his son Hunter. In 2016, then-Vice President Joe Biden threatened to withhold $1 billion in aid money to Ukraine unless its leaders fired a prosecutor who was investigating energy company Burisma Holdings. At the time, Biden’s son Hunter served on Burisma’s Board of Directors for $50,000 per month despite having no experience in the industry. Critics say the situation represents a serious conflict of interest comparable to the allegations…

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Bloomberg’s money exposes Democrat hypocrisy

Among the mainstay narratives of the Democratic Party is that money corrupts politics — and that the division between the rich and poor is a national crisis.  Those claims have always been a bit hyperbolic, but now they are downright hypocritical.  Thanks go to former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg for exposing it. If, as expected, Bloomberg keeps his pledge to use hundreds of millions of dollars to elect former Vice President Joe Biden, Democrat House and Senate candidates and an untold number of Democrats to state and local office,…

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Bloomberg Calls It Quits!

In the wake of Joe Biden’s startling comeback on Super Tuesday, Billionaire Michael Bloomberg has given up his bid for the Democratic nomination. As quickly as the former New York mayor dropped out of the race, he threw his support behind Biden, officially endorsing the former Vice President. Bloomberg dropping out marks the end of an unprecedented, high-spending, self-funded campaign that rejected conventional campaign tactics. His announcement comes as early results in Super Tuesday states show that he failed to become the choice of centrists as dropout candidates and Democratic…

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