Politics
Arctic Frost killed
No, not the storm across the country – although when I see tomorrow’s low increase from 7 to 13 I am mighty pleased with the improvements in the Texas power grid. Arctic Frost is a little more subtle than that. A Senate GOP-led measure allowing Republicans in the upper chamber to sue the federal government […]
Trump ADA gets grief from GOA, NRA
In the aftermath of the controversial shooting of nurse Alex Pretti in Minnesota, Bill Essayli, the first assistant U.S. attorney for the Central District of California, released one of the more tone-deaf statements I recall hearing. “If you approach law enforcement with a gun, there is a high likelihood they will be legally justified in […]
Pardon puffery
I read on MS-NOW (formerly MSNBC – wonder how many million $ that one letter change cost? Right now the current high is DoD to DoW at an estimate $125,000,000. In fairness, though, Defense is six letters and War is three, so it is a 9 letter change. But by the same standard, it’s now […]
Knucklehead retarded man stops re-election bid
Breaking news that Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D), a retired sergeant major master sergeant from the Natty Guard, has dropped his re-election bid among the massive Somali welfare fraud scandals. This will give Tim more time to spend with his friends, the school shooters. While I am supremely happy to see Walz fail yet again, […]
AOC believes that she would stomp JD Vance in a potential 2028 matchup
A presidential election poll by The Argument/Verasight shows that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez would edge out Vice President JD Vance 51% to 49%. Cortez Acknowledged that these polls were three years out but then insisted that she would ‘stomp’ Vance. The breakdown of the poll shows the usual demographic voting tendencies and hint that Cortez would receive […]
They didn’t sow dissension in the ranks?
The Hill make the case for Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ), part of the “Seditious Six”, disrupting good order and discipline. Almost like this was the plan all along… So after telling American service men and women that they didn’t have to follow illegal orders, Mark Kelly and the others were accused of seditious behavior. Was […]
House Votes Yes
By a 229-206 vote, the House of Representatives passed the long-awaited spending bill. President Trump was expected to sign it before you read this. The Senate approved the same package on Monday night after seven Democrats and one independent who caucuses with the Democrats broke with their party and joined Republicans in supporting the measure. […]
Sounds great, but don’t get too excited
Seems a deal was reached Sunday in the Senate to end the government shutdown. The key is that the Republicans guarantee talks on extending Obamacare subsidies. As part of the deal, Democratic negotiators agreed to ensure at least eight members from their caucus would vote “yes” on procedural motions to advance the government funding […]
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