It’s hard to believe that Monday marked the first week of Donald Trump’s second term. It’s difficult to even keep track of it all. As per the Babylon Bee: Tireless commentator, Pamela Geller (www.gellerreport.com), however, has compiled a rather comprehensive list as follows: 1. Immigration: – national emergency at the Southern border – deployed thousands of troops there – ordered
Well, ladies and gentlemen, it appears that all those increasingly restrictive laws and prohibitions pertaining to gun sale and ownership that liberals are so fond of are actually working! Over the past several months, there does appear to be a slow down in gun related assaults and murders. Unfortunately, knife related stabbings and murders, however, have gone through the roof.
This essay in comprised of reflections on the Inauguration of our forty seventh President. There are MANY MANY things to say, but let’s start with these: President Trump (45 & 47) is, literally, an “open book.” He wears his “heart on his sleeve.” He hides nothing. But America has come to love him for exactly what he is. We all
Secretary of Defense appointee, Pete Hegseth, performed masterfully during his extremely contentious and hyper partisan Senate confirmation hearing. During that hearing, female members of the Armed Services Committee, carried on like angry hornets. At no time did they discuss very pertinent issues such as how Hegseth might increase military recruitment (now at very low levels), how he will modernize military
So far, dear readers, despite my acerbic essay of January 1, 2025 (see: The Carter Canonization in emperorsnuclothes.com) on the recently departed Jimmy Carter, I have yet to have been visited by Mr. Carter’s ghost in active retribution. It may be that his ghost just hasn’t gotten to me yet, being VERY busy with thousands upon thousands of other critical
Dear readers, I’m afraid, in this essay, that I’m going to have to violate an ancient warning, expressed in Latin as “de mortuis nisi bonum.” In English we would say: “only say good things about the dead.” In ancient times, the fear was that if you were so bold as to defame a deceased individual, that his or her’s ghost