Category: Politics

Please forgive me. I’m sorry for butting in. I stuck my nose in where it didn’t belong. For you see, I was trying to get you to back off the ledge. The energies bombarding our world are so intense these READ MORE

It’s no secret Democrats hate Trump.  In fact, they’ve turned it into a fine art form. Starting with the election and continuing daily, a never-ending crescendo of vitriol has been spewing forth from liberal Democrats against Trump and his supporters. READ MORE

Too many have been hurt. Too many have died. Yet still the political violence continues unabated. Just today House Majority Whip Steve Scalise was shot AT A BALLFIELD in Virginia along with several  others by a “lone gunman” in an READ MORE

Do you like to watch a good fight? There’s a great one going on and I thought maybe you’d like to watch it with me. It’s called ObamaGate, and we’ve got ringside seats for a winner-take-all death match now going READ MORE

Disruption. One of its definitions, according to the Free Dictionary, is “to break apart or alter so as to prevent normal or expected functioning.” Well, that pretty much describes Trump’s administration in a nutshell. He ran on a campaign of READ MORE

Obamagate. You’d think an ex-president would know better than to direct the vast surveillance powers of the American government toward a private U.S. citizen, much less one that was running to replace him in the highest office in the land. READ MORE

A coup in America? No way, you say. I must be nuts. And I hope I am. But that’s the way it looks to me. America is in the middle of an attempted coup, and the two sides are slugging READ MORE

It was a good night for America. Last night the President made a joint address to both houses of Congress on national TV, and by all accounts, Trump’s speech was a winner. In our eyes, he hit a home run. READ MORE

In case you missed it, here is the full text and video of President’s Trump’s joint address to Congress last night:     Transcript Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, Members of Congress, the First Lady of the United States, and READ MORE