If I had any patience, I would write this tomorrow because tonight, a headcount will be taken, and numbers likely shift in favor of the Democrats. It won’t change the majority but will bring the balance of power to a near tie. Check this post in the morning for an update. And so it began, … Continue reading House of Representatives Party Numbers Breakdown
Category: Insurrection
Colorado Redeems Itself
Colorado has reclaimed respect lost when Lauren became their representative. Donald Trump, as of now, will not be listed as a candidate in the primary presidential election of the state. Despite claims made by Senator Thomas Tillis (R/SC) that the action is the work of far-left extremists in the Democratic Party, it was six republican … Continue reading Colorado Redeems Itself
Trump Violates His Conditions of Release… Again
"Joe Biden should stop his Election Interfering Thugs before it is too late for him and the rest of the Country," Donald Trump This threat against President Biden, like those against prosecutors and judges as well as their families and office personnel, should be enough to deprive Trump of his freedom. His goal is to … Continue reading Trump Violates His Conditions of Release… Again
Once an Insurrectionist…
Yesterday I waxed limerick about Oath Keeper's founder, Stewart Rhodes, getting an 18-year sentence for seditious conspiracy. Considering the weight of the crime for which he was convicted, judgement was lenient. Rhodes Rhodes showed no remorse during the pre-sentencing hearing. Had he not spoken on his behalf, he might have gotten a lighter sentence. He … Continue reading Once an Insurrectionist…
McCarthy’s Integrity in Exchange for Votes
This is a continuation of my last post, written in the afternoon hours of 1/6. It was after midnight when the 14th attempt to elect a new Speaker of the House ended with the same result as the previous 13. Kevin McCarthy is a historic loser. A failure whose legacy will be hard to beat. … Continue reading McCarthy’s Integrity in Exchange for Votes
A Week for the Good Guys
America’s war between decency and corruption seems to have taken a turn. The good guy has had a winning week. It’s been a long time coming, so enjoy. Last year: Parents goaded by GOP rhetoric sued Merrick Garland over a memorandum he issued to school boards. The memo referenced “an alarming spike in harassment, intimidation, … Continue reading A Week for the Good Guys





