Every time there’s been a high-profile shooting in the U.S., Democrats have rushed to promote gun control and blame Republicans for the deaths because Republicans oppose gun control. Here are three examples: AOC, Elizabeth Warren, and Jimmy Kimmel. In 2019, after terrible shootings in El Paso and Dayton, Ohio, here is are what they said: […]
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Per Axios, Arizona House Speaker Toma and three Republican staff members took a taxpayer funded trip to Romania (Toma’s birthplace) in October. Toma’s brother, Mihai, accompanied them, but paid for his own trip. While there, they met with Romanian trade officials. The cost was reported around $32,000. Now, personally, I do not think taxpayer funded
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Biden, predictably, rehashed a series of tired gun-control talking points in response to the latest school shooting incident at Abundant Life Christian School: ban assault rifles, ban “high” capacity magazines, universal background checks, and Red Flag laws. As per usual, none of the proposals would have stopped this shooting. Or any other. To wit: The shooter,
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It’s time to start over. The unprecedented rush of Biden pardons, coordinated by the U.S. Department of Justice are a travesty. But the desperate actions of the DOJ to protect their donor base and insider connections in the waning days of an absent, corrupt administration should be the final straw. Kill the DOJ, replace it
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I wrote earlier about the mess in Syria and how it’s Barack Obama’s fault. But that’s not the only thing that is his fault; actually, everything is. Many historians believe that the events of any time are the fruits of the decisions made in the previous decade. This is not a stretch. In the 1990s, we decided
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South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law yesterday in response to non-existent threats of North Korean infiltrator forces and unnamed communist elements in their own society. What really happened? Yoon and his wife are facing charges of corruption. Rather than be indicted, he declared himself dictator. That didn’t hold up long. While South
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According to Harvard Business Review’s Karthik Ramanna, is out with a piece titled “Governments Should Be Effective, Not Efficient.” You can click on the link, but essentially Ramanna is arguing that government spending and efficiency aren’t important, and don’t lead to preferred outcomes. As someone who spent years working in local government watching taxpayer money be
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After Donald Trump’s victory, America did not experience riots or street violence, but we saw in full view, among some family, friends, and work colleagues, why “Sixty-two percent (62%) of Whites who classify themselves as “very liberal” or “liberal” have been told by a doctor they have a mental health condition.” Some, not all, sadly
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At the Torino Film Festival in Turin, Italy, today, charlatan Sharon Stone compared President-elect Donald Trump to Italian dictator Benito Mussolini. She also said Americans elected Donald Trump because they are dumb and don’t travel enough. After making that false historical comparison and calling Americans idiots, she said, “My country is in the midst of
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Campaign promises have a lot in common with 1980’s weather reports. You might be promised sunshine, but chances are pretty good you’re about to walk into a rain storm. 30 plus years of unfulfilled pledges nearly destroyed a Republican Party that promised a secure border, favorable trade deals, global amity, and a rising middle class
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