March 29, 2023
For most of us, not showing up for work without a timely explanation would get us fired. Missing in action for weeks and weeks would have to be explained.
If you suddenly fall ill that’s one thing. But Sen. John Fetterman was sick before he ran for the Senate, and he was sick all during the campaign.
And now he's landed in the Psychiatric Wing of Walter Reed Hospital, and has been there for more than five weeks.
That's pretty long for a hospital stay for depres...
March 22, 2023
I think I liked Gov. Ron DeSantis better when he was a man of a few words. He made bold decisions, but was reserved. He seemed so wise and dignified.
There's no question he's done a good job as governor, but when he chose to comment on the possible indictment of former President Trump, Ron missed the boat.
"I don't know what goes into hush money to a porn star to secure silence over some type of alleged affair," DeSantis said when asked his opinion about a possible...
March 15, 2023
Have you noticed that the news that's being reported has an expiration date that has passed?
That new news is old news? Fox reported on a "cute" story about Newark, New Jersey's mayor Ras Baraka, being taken for a ride by a phony country.
Baraka entered into a Sister Cities International agreement with the United States of Kailasa, an Indian nation that doesn't exist. He could have Googled it, I suppose, but he didn't.
Just like AOC didn't Google the tax setup...
March 8, 2023
This past weekend "Bob-the-Builder-Buttigieg” hit a new, but predictable low.
The mealy-mouthed Mayor Pete turned to a kindred spirit, Hillary Clinton, for advice on how to handle the mean people that were wrongly criticizing him for his bad job performance.
The twosome traded words of mutual admiration at the Clinton Global Initiative University's annual meeting at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. And, predictably, it was sickening.
Hillary called Buttigieg...
March 1, 2023
You know the look. It's the one you've seen on James Comey, Peter Strzok, Christopher Wray and Mayor Pete.
It's pitying. It's arrogant, because they know they'll never have to be "held responsible" for anything, and they pity you for even thinking they would.
The deck is stacked in favor of the untalented malcontents. So tread carefully if you have an opinion that doesn't pass muster.
Take Secretary of Transportation Mayor Pete, When he was shamed into going to...
February 22, 2023
This is the way it should be done.
When the University of Richmond School of Law voted to remove the name of T.C. Williams, a wealthy 19th century businessman, from the University's School of Law, his great-great-grandson, Virginia lawyer Robert C. Smith, demanded the university pay back the $3.6 billion dollars donated by his family.
Smith claimed the university would not exist without the money.
"The university's endowment is $3.3 billion," Smith wrote in...
February 15, 2023
Loyalty isn't just nice, it's a test of a person's character.
Nikki Haley announced her bid for the presidency today. South Carolina Sen.Tim Scott is expected to, as well.
To be clear, both of these individuals would be nowhere without the help of Donald Trump.
When Trump appointed her, Haley left her post as South Carolina governor to serve as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, but never could be perceived as being a loyal Trump advocate. It showed.
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February 8, 2023
What the...Satan was supposed to be front and center at the Grammys, as Sam Smith cavorted and sang his song "Unholy." It was reported that Smith wanted to shock Christians with his icky, sicky performance, but he didn't!
You know why? Because Sam is a little fatty, who looked like he was trick or treating in his red Devil suit. And we all know that's not the way Satan looks or works. He tempts you by being and offering the most beautiful thing you've ever wanted.
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January 25, 2023
In view of the incompetence of the Biden administration, one cannot help but think of Donald Trump, and his competent, always "getting it done" attitude.
In 1980 during the Koch administration, the Wollman Rink was closed for 2-1/2 years for renovations, but after $4.7 million dollars, in 1986, city officials announced plans to start all over. They couldn't get it done. The ice wouldn't freeze.
It was then The Donald offered to both take on and finance the project...