How do you spell disaster in Washington? It is spelled “bipartisan.” Bipartisan legislation is not always bad. There are plenty of examples of both parties working together to benefit the country. But when lawmakers put lipstick on a bad, unpopular… Continue Reading →
If you have invested in Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency, the last couple of weeks have not been kind to you. On April 15, Bitcoin was worth over $64,000 a coin. As of this writing, Bitcoin is holding in about… Continue Reading →
Marjorie Greene is probably the most controversial Representative in the 117th Congress. The fiery Republican from Georgia ran as strongly pro-Trump Representative. She has become famous for her tweets about QAnon conspiracies. Recently, an old tweet resurfaced where she blamed fires in California on… Continue Reading →
Most of the left accuses conservatives of hating “Green Energy.” Nothing could be further from the truth. Conservatives don’t care about so-called “Green Energy,” one way or the other. What conservatives hate is government interference in the free market. Conservatives do not want… Continue Reading →
Everyone with cancer has a story. This one is mine.
No one thinks much about sugar. That is, until you want it to sweeten your drink or make your food taste better. And most people don’t think about where their sugar comes from. Sugar is farmed in fourteen states. They are… Continue Reading →
January 20, 2021. “I Joseph R. Biden, do solemnly swear that…..” The nightmare scenario for conservatives, Republicans and a lot of Americans is Joe Biden, being sworn in as the 46thPresident of the United States. A lot of conservatives are dismissing… Continue Reading →
Most of America has been suffering under “safe at home” orders for almost a month. Because of the Corona Virus, or as it is technically called, COVID19, grocery stores have had limited hours and Americans have gone to their grocery stores… Continue Reading →
Former Chicago Mayor and Obama Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel is famous for one particular quote: “You never let a serious crisis go to waste. And what I mean by that it’s an opportunity to do things you think you… Continue Reading →
Three years ago, I was diagnosed with cancer. The diagnosis and fight have been bad enough. What is worse is the insurance fight. After the Democrats passed the laughably called “Affordable Care Act,” prices skyrocketed. Where before, I could afford a pretty… Continue Reading →