by DrJohn | Aug 25, 2022 | American Exceptionalism, Constitution, Election Fraud, Politics
The Carter-Baker Commission on Federal Election Reform The 2005 bipartisan Carter-Baker Commission on Federal Election Reform, led by Democrat President Jimmy Carter and former Secretary of State James Baker, a Republican who served in the George H.W. Bush...
by Brother Bob | Aug 12, 2022 | American Exceptionalism, Culture of Corruption, Entertainment
Welcome back friends and neighbors! As part of my month off from the news and with it my weekly “The Week in Radical Leftism” series I’m still leaving a few non-topical posts each week for the folks who are good enough to follow me each week. This...
by Brother Bob | Jul 5, 2022 | Abortion, American Exceptionalism, Anti-Americanism, Constitution, Culture of Corruption, Deception and Lies, Liberal Idiots, MSM Bias, Politics, Supreme Court
I never understand our Lefty pals. Why does anyone willingly follow a belief system that requires a constant blend of rage / despair / hatred? You might have heard about acctress Jessica Chastain’s infamous Independence Day tweet. The tweet is captioned Happy...
by DrJohn | Jul 4, 2022 | American Exceptionalism, Anti-Americanism, AOC, Liberal Idiots, Politics
A new poll shows a declining trend in pride in America. The Wisconsin Lt. Governor and Senate candidate says the founding of the country was “awful.” Young Americans are pledging not to celebrate July 4. This is no surprise given the constant stream...
by Brother Bob | Jun 6, 2022 | 2020 Election, American Exceptionalism, Culture of Corruption, Deception and Lies, Economy, Liberal Idiots, MSM Bias, Politics
Hola, amigos. You might want to sit down before you read this one, preferably with an adult beverage in hand. If you haven’t already read Part 1 of the series, Thank God for 2020, I highly recommend you do so before digging in here. As negative as what...
by James Raider | Nov 21, 2021 | American Exceptionalism, Anti-Americanism, Constitution, Economy, tech giants, Uncategorized
On August 2, 1776, in the hushed silence pervading Independence Hall’s Assembly Room, in Philadelphia, fifty six Congress members signed The Declaration of Independence. Some signed furtively, some with aplomb, like the first signer John Hancock, President of The...
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