Joe Biden has never been particularly good at giving speeches, but his D-Day speech, at least the text of it, was an exception. Here is a cleaned-up version of his speech, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings: At last, the hour had come. Dawn, 6th of June, 1944. The wind was pounding, as it is today […]
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Southwest Airlines Gate Agent, European Parliament and America’s Upcoming November Elections… Oh, and Republicans Can’t Message for Crap Southwest Airlines – Do I Allow Myself to get Triggered? While catching a flight out of Las Vegas, I noticed my gate agent had the following banner at his station: I found the banner fairly innocuous, but quickly
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Recently, AP News reported the following: “Last year, the number of people executed globally increased to the highest level since 2015. “The huge spike in recorded executions was primarily down to Iran,” said Amnesty International’s secretary general. Some 853 Iranians were killed by the Islamic Republic in 2023, including five people who were children at the time they
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Just like during the Cold War, but even more, Africa is again becoming an important strategic arena. The Russians are making gains there. First, they are replacing us in Niger. Now, they are about to do the same in Chad. Let’s first look at why Africa matters. It has three primary significances: Counterterrorism Access to
Donald Trump “was booed repeatedly while addressing the Libertarian Party National Convention on Saturday night, with many in the crowd shouting insults and decrying him for things like his COVID-19 policies …” The corporate press is of course taking great glee in this outcome. They have a hard time hiding their progressive, pro-Biden partisan leanings apparently. I
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On Sunday, May 19, a helicopter carrying the president of Iran, Ebrahim Raisi, crashed, killing him, the minister of foreign affairs, and others onboard. All eyes turned to Israel immediately, wondering if it was a Mossad operation. Since, an anonymous Israeli official told Reuters, “It wasn’t us.” We don’t know how senior or junior this
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Peter Baker, Chief White House Correspondent for the New York Times and MSNBC analyst — need I say more? — posted an article from ‘The Guardian,’ a left-of-center and broadly socially liberal political newspaper, on X today. The headline: “Majority of Americans wrongly believe the US is in recession – and most blame Biden.” Mr. Baker
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So Harrison Butker, place kicker for the Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs, was asked to give a graduation speech at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. Before you comment, read the speech here or if reading is not your thing, you can watch the speech in its entirety here: https://youtu.be/-JS7RIKSaCc By the way, only 1.6 million had watched the full
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Books and Sen. Lamar Alexander Professor Adam Grant posted a “Public service announcement: You don’t have a moral obligation to finish every book you start.” This was a valuable lesson I learned in 1996 when then-former Tennessee Gov. Lamar Alexander was running for President. He was gracious to invite those working on his campaign and fundraising
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The pro-Hamas protests sweeping campuses are as organic as Hamas is peaceful. They are well-funded, and nationally organized. (Breaking Battlegrounds recently interviewed Jeff Reynolds, author of Behind the Curtain, who has been exposing the scope and scale of the funding flowing to anti-American protest groups. It’s well worth your time to listen to the interview, and
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