I understand about the inability to trust a deal with Iran. Forget about it: That regime is not trustworthy, and never will be. I don’t care if it’s Ayatollah A, Ayatollah B, or C. It would — in a roundabout … Continue reading
I understand about the inability to trust a deal with Iran. Forget about it: That regime is not trustworthy, and never will be. I don’t care if it’s Ayatollah A, Ayatollah B, or C. It would — in a roundabout … Continue reading
Communism is socialism. Nazism is national socialism. Both are collectivism. Collectivism means the individual has no rights and one’s rights are at the mercy of the mob — through the brutality of the State. The 20th Century showed us the … Continue reading
The best candidates for Governor in South Carolina were Nancy Mace and Ralph Norman — by far. Neither won the primary. Instead, the runoff consists of a (1) lackluster woman who might not have been a Republican before moving to … Continue reading
In the November election, Lindsey Graham (my U.S. Senator) will be running against a pediatrician (Annie Andrews) who wants gender “transitioning” for children. In South Carolina. It shows how radicalized the psycho-Democratic Party has become, coast to coast, north and … Continue reading
Lindsay Graham–he’s my U.S. Senator and I will be voting against him in today’s GOP Primary in South Carolina. I don’t think much of his opponent, who will not win, but sometimes a protest vote is the best option. In … Continue reading
It’s interesting how few Republicans mean what they promise; and how many leftists absolutely mean what they say. Republicans promise to lower taxes and regulations, and almost always leave office with government bigger than they found it. Democrats always leave … Continue reading
The Republican may have won the California Governor’s race, but the state won’t call a winner until enough votes are “found” to declare one of the radical leftists the victor. It may take weeks or months. Ditto for the Los … Continue reading
I am flabbergasted that President Trump selected Pam Evette as his choice for South Carolina’s next governor. Normally, he can smell a phony a thousand miles away. Evette’s like a Bush. She says all the right things, but doesn’t do … Continue reading
“So Talarico is a cowboy now,” writes Margot Maven. What does U.S. Senate candidate for Texas Talrico stand for, in his cowboy hat? Talrico is in favor of: unlimited taxes, unlimited regulation, the elimination of fossil fuels, mandated woke psychosis, … Continue reading
Everything Donald Trump is doing is what I voted for. For the first time in my life (I am nearly 63) I do not want my vote back. I have no regrets whatsoever. However, I do think people with my … Continue reading
It’s wise to have boundaries. What’s a personal boundary? It’s a non-negotiable. It’s what you refuse to permit or participate in, as a recognition that you alone are sovereign over your life. You communicate boundaries primarily through action. Words are … Continue reading
“Greed is what’s wrong with America. Now give me 90 percent of your income,” say the “democratic” socialists. It’s already happening in New York City. Mamdani is transferring ownership of private property to government hands by executive order. Once the … Continue reading