Politics
Teachers
Used to be an article of faith that teachers were educators, and in most cases had your kids’ interests at heart. Even now, I think many teachers set out to be the best teachers they can. (Full admission: I have three, almost four teachers in the family: one a professional who is now the dean […]
Media Strikes Again
Going to lead off with a rant. Dunno who saw the Louisiana killings’ news over the weekend. Shamar Elkins shot ten people, killing eight, ages 1-14. including seven of his own kids. 31 years old, and what do we know about this a$$hole? Well, he has assumed ambient temperature (good work by the po-po) but […]
Firings
Well, top of the news as I write this Pete Hegseth has asked the Army Chief of Staff, GEN Randy George, to step down. Chief Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell said in a statement that George “will be retiring from his position as the 41st Chief of Staff of the Army effective immediately. The Department of […]
Sneaky b*stards
Didn’t start the week intending to concentrate on dogs, but here we are. Although this also speaks to gun control. The Farm Bill: Big piece of legislation awaiting Congress when they return from their well-deserved taxpayer-funded vacation. (Side note – anyone see where Trump told a farmer’s group that: “We love the American farmer,” the […]
Eating their own
I am sure many of you oldsters remember Cesar Chavez, the Navy vet who shook up the agricultural world and helped found the United Farm Workers union. Some of you might remember that Obama even named a Navy ship after him (launched about 14 years ago – anyone here actually serve on her?) But there […]
“Politics: from ‘Poli” (Many) Tics (bloodsuckers)
Yeah, we all love politicians… it has been said many times that 435 + 100 + 2 + 9 + 15 = 561. I am sure that the sums matching the numbers of Congressmen, Senators, Pres/VP, Supremes , and Cabinet heads is just over 11 boxes of ammunition (23 if you buy the pricey […]
Nationwide Reciprocity Bills Intro’ed
Keep your eyes on H.R. 645, the National Constitutional Carry Act. Here is the money line: “(a) No State or political subdivision of a State may impose a criminal or civil penalty on, or otherwise indirectly limit the carrying of firearms (including by imposing a financial or other barrier to entry) in public by […]
Saturday politics
Well, let’s start with the low hanging rotten fruit – after all, she got beat. I refer, of course, to Dallas’ own Jasmine Crockett, soon to be ex-Congresscritter Crockett, and hopefully never Senator Crockett. As could have been predicted, one of the Democrats who always used to excoriate Republicans over their claims of rigged/interfered with/fraudulent […]
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