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Ukraine from both candidates’ sides
Well, Joe Biden, in his last scheduled address to the United Nations, is taking the credit for saving Ukraine. Joe Biden has said he helped “ensure the survival of Ukraine” as he outlined his legacy in his final speech to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Vowing to support Kyiv until victory […]
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Girandoni Air Rifle Homeowner confronts, shoots intruder after firearms stolen in Harrison Township HARRISON TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKEF) –The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an aggravated burglary and shooting incident in Harrison Township on Monday, Sept. 23. Deputies responded to the 5500 block of Brantford Road on a report of a burglary and theft of […]
Weekend Open Thread
Truth or fiction? This Aint Hell commenters are familiar with how unhinged the left could be. Readers also are familiar with the lack of sense of responsibility and accountability among many who vote Democrat. Well, a man allegedly leveraged this information when a house in his neighborhood went up for sale. Not being that pro-Trump […]
More voters identify as GOP
Gallup’s historical data related to voter leaning during election years show that Democrats usually have a voter identity advantage over Republicans. Except for two elections, more voters identified with the Democratic Party than with the Republican Party. Gallup’s current data indicates that the Republicans enjoy this advantage during the current election year. From The Daily […]
Biden official on Donald Trump: ‘Let’s extinguish him for good’
Gina Raimondo, Secretary of Commerce, was on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.” Raimondo accused Donald Trump of presenting “another lie.” During her interaction with the hosts, Raimondo also said, “Let’s extinguish him for good.” She went on to describe Kamala Harris as a “remarkably talented candidate” who is “sincere”, “pragmatic”, and who’s “open”. Mika Brzezinski gave Raimondo […]
DOD getting sued for failing to provide promotion demographic data
The Center to Advance Security in America (CASA) submitted a Freedom of Information Act request. The FOIA, filed with the Department of Defense, requested promotion and nomination breakdowns by race and gender. CASA wanted five years worth of information, with the view towards seeing if diversity, equity and inclusion played a role on who “got […]
Valor Friday
One group of American heroes that I have yet to dive deeply into are those in the submarine service. World War I proved the effectiveness of submarines, but subs saw their most devastating use in WWII, with the German U-Boats being a scourge on convoy traffic in the North Atlantic. They were also critical for […]
Friday follow-up – snowmobile case
You may recall March 11 I wrote about a lawyer name of Jeff Smith, who managed to run his snowmobile into a parked Army Blackhawk. He sued the government, saying it was at fault for parking the chopper on a known snowmobile trail (through a listed airport) without warnings, glow sticks, whatever. Well, he (meaning […]
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