Harry Reid was a repulsive little worm, crooked as a dog’s hind leg, and vile as the rest of the liberal elites that infest the country. When the GOP retook the House in 2010, it was Reid who stopped every bit of legislation they sent so Obama wouldn’t have to make any decisions other than his own desires. Since much of the socialists’ agenda has been passed through judicial fiat, Reid changed the Senate rules to only require a simple majority to push as many radicals through as possible. Act in haste, repent in leisure. Continue reading
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IMPEACHMENT: We have never before threatened any president with impeachment primarily for purported wrongdoing before he took office. Had we done so, every president since Eisenhower would have been impeached in his first year. Eisenhower, for example, avoided $400,000 in taxes by finagling a one-time government ruling to declare the huge royalties on his memoir as “capital gains” rather than income. Harry Truman had a long relationship with the criminal syndicate run by Kansas City political boss Tom Pendergast. And Barack Obama’s improper campaign contributions (nearly $1.8 million) earned a $375,000 fine. – Victor Davis Hanson (edited by CtH to make it intelligible as an excerpt) Continue reading
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Who Knew?
I made a comment on Facebook a couple days ago regarding a mob of natives killing farmers in South Africa to take their land. My comment was, ‘These sa*ages only understand viol*nce.’ That was enough to get me thrown in Facebook jail. (edited for content) I read some garbage leftists post and I need a shower. The bias is real.
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RECORD SALES: Dems announced a boycott of IN-N-OUT after learning the company had donated 25K to the Republican Party. The burger joint enjoyed record sales as Republicans flocked to support them.
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With a Silk Rope
Grannyism: Some people would gripe if you hung them with a silk rope.
Now comes jaded NFL star, Odell Beckham Jr., griping about feeling like a zoo animal.
There’s nothing like watching coddled, multi-millionaire professional athletes sitting around whining about how they are oppressed because of the color of their skin, but New York Giant star receiver Odell Beckham Jr. took it to a whole other level when he compared himself to a zoo animal. Continue reading
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Mocking the Faith
Every time Pelosi babbles about “her Catholic values” or such other blasphemy, she cheapens the most precious thing in the life of the redeemed.
Pelosi: ‘I Pray a Lot’ for Defeat of Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court Nomination
“I believe in the power of prayer and I think it is urgent,” Pelosi said at an August 22 event sponsored by the Public Policy Institute of California.
She was responding to a question from someone in the audience who asked: “Speaking of women’s rights, can we stop Kavanaugh and how?”
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MASCOT UPDATE: Marine Two broke the three pound mark! Plus two ounces! And the two elder Buzz-kids are getting ready to start school.
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They Eat Their Own
There was a debate last night between New York Governor Cuomo and actress Cynthia Nixon in the gubernatorial primary. The debate quickly degenerated into a rhetorical food fight. There are a number of short videos, but space restrictions prevents posting them all.
This is from a CBS news report. Take it for what it’s worth.
Trump’s Lasting Legacy
While the Democrats posture of Kavanaugh’s nomination, a slew of judges are being confirmed without much fanfare. These judges will make a difference for years to come.
Former Hillary Spox: Senate Dems brought “a butter knife to a gunfight” over judicial confirmations
Deal cut to fast track 15 more federal judges, so vulnerable Democrat Senators could go home to campaign. Continue reading
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