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Archives for July 2020

For the Nation’s Interest, Reelect President Trump

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Attorney General William Barr did a service to his country by exposing “the obtuseness, moral bankruptcy, and the almost inexpressible hatred of the president that possesses the Democratic congressional leadership,” writes Conrad Back in American Greatness. From the refusal to allow the attorney general to answer the questions which the Democratic propaganda machine had assured […]

Barack, Opening Wide the Door to Radicalism

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A filibuster is not embedded in the Constitution, but voters might want to know what they are getting when they vote for Democratic Senators. Speaking at Congressman John Lewis’s funeral, Barack Obama referred to the filibuster as “a Jim Crow relic’ “that should be eliminated if it gets in the way of Democratic voting legislation […]

Is This Any Way to Select a Vice President?

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At LewRockwell.com, Pat Buchanan asks if the criteria Joe Biden has set for selecting his running mate is any way to select the Vice President of the United States, or for that matter, the likely 47th President. He writes (abridged): There is a real possibility that, this coming week, Joe Biden will be selecting the […]

Biden Considering Proven Benghazi Liar Susan Rice for VP Pick

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Back in 2019, Joe Biden was claiming there had been no scandals in the Obama administration. David Harsanyi reminded readers of The Federalist by listing a litany of scandals Biden had forgotten about. One notable scandal concerned Susan Rice, who had been caught lying to the entire country on television. Now Biden is considering Rice […]

NBA Continues Support by Sports for the Marxist BLM Organization

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The NBA’s first game was awash in symbols and actions supporting the Marxist group, Black Lives Matter. Brittany Bernstein reports for NRO: The NBA resumed its season Thursday at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex with a few changes: “Black Lives Matter” is printed in block lettering near center court and social justice messages […]

How Can Joe Biden be Running for President?

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Originally posted on June 13, 2019. In August 2015 when she was asked if she had wiped her email server, Hillary Clinton replied, in what appeared to be seriousness, “Like with a cloth or something?” That moment crystallized Clinton’s appearance as either completely detached from normal Americans, or desperately deceitful. This week, in what could […]

Biden’s Unity Task Force on Charter Schools

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Is there any public issue that more clearly defines this coming presidential election than the future of education in big urban school systems across the U.S.? As Daniel Henninger in the WSJ asserts: “It is indisputable that black lives matter.” … the black lives most at risk are the young men and women living in […]

Seattle Residents Speak Out Against “Defund the Police” Movement

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Seattle’s anti-police protesters recently marched on the home of a city councilwoman shouting “Defund the Police.” The protesters have been visiting many of the city’s councilmembers, leaving vulgar graffiti and notes on their streets and houses. Some have even threatened physical violence. Matt Markovich reports for KOMO News: About 50 protesters on Tuesday marched to […]

Procter & Gamble Posts Biggest Sales Gain in 14 Years

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Consumer purchases of toilet paper and cleaning supplies drove Procter & Gamble annual sales up the most since 2006. Sharon Terlep reports for The Wall Street Journal: Procter & Gamble Co., PG 0.34% maker of household staples from Tide detergent to Charmin toilet paper, posted its strongest annual sales gain since 2006 as the pandemic kept the world’s consumers […]