The Republican candidate I liked the most, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, has a stalled campaign. After much fanfare when he announced, his campaign has taken off like a herd of turtles.
Unlike many of us who spew our opinions weekly (and in some cases, weakly), I watch all forms of news, from the left-wing news of NBC to the far left-wing news of CNN and PMS-NBC. This gives one perspective and balance.
You cannot help but hear the authenticity of Oliver Anthony's "Rich Men North of Richmond" as a cry for help from average Americans.
The U.S. is a place where entertainers and jocks are mistaken for people of intellectual importance.
The Bribe-en Family jig might be up.
To seem high-minded and caring, lefties cloak themselves in self-aggrandizing outrage. The fashionable "worries" they latch onto help them virtue signal that they are better than the rest of us.
This new push by Biden's minions to coin the phrase "Bidenomics" is just spin, a way to divert the nation's attention from the corrupt family's graft and grifting. It's an attempt to hit a "reset" button on Biden, who is the second-most unpopular president since job approval ratings started, hovering around 39%. Only Jimmy Carter had worse numbers.
Richard Nixon famously said, "I am not a crook." And by today's Biden family standards, he clearly was not.
The Supreme Court, which is the only counterbalance to the bonzo Biden administration's policies, essentially got rid of "affirmative action" in college admissions.
Being a Democrat in Hollywood, Silicon Valley or New York is not a reasoned intellectual choice. It comes about from fear of being bullied and socially scorned by peers if you are not.
