Category: Just musing

On today's show, I open with a reminder that last last year, the FBI refused to give an update on the status of voter fraud from Muskegon, Michigan. That leads to a story today from Michigan State Senator Jim Runestad about a bill the democrats in the state just voted through to the House that… Continue reading Cheating made easier, plus Gaza, students LARPing as terrorists, Bowman mocked, economy rocked but Adams shocks

On today's show, I ask the question if it really is being polite or showing kindness to willfully lie to someone and play into their own self-delusions? How do we expect people to embrace reality if they are allowed to exist in a world of make-believe? At the start of today's excursion through the news,… Continue reading It’s not kindness to be forced to embrace someone else’s delusion

On today's show, I open with my thoughts after spending some time outdoors this weekend, working around my yard an in our vegetable garden. It reminded me of how communities originally started to form. On top of that, I find it interesting to see how much work goes into bringing a vegetable plant to full… Continue reading What we have learned from our agrarian roots and our struggles against the weeds

Happy Friday! Today we once again open the show by diving into Tara Bull's Top 10 News list. This leads into my first topic, revisiting the SCOTUS hearing over Presidential immunity. I wanted to play a short exchange between Neil Gorsuch and the attorney representing the views of Special Counsel Jack Smith, Michael Dreeben. Gorsuch… Continue reading Tara’s Top 10, more on SCOTUS and immunity, NY man and 2A, Karine coup, AI Smollet and Scalia’s warning

On today's show we open with two back-to-back economics related stories. The first shows the first quarter GDP for 2024 only grew 1.6%, far lower than expected. We combine with Biden saying he plans to let the Trump tax cuts expire (a tax on all Americans), he wants to increase the Capital Gains tax to… Continue reading Stagflation, Biden wants all your money, President’s have immunity, Far-left behind protests and a Union cherry bomb

Today I am going to try writing a shorter synopsis of the show. I am a writer at heart so I like providing a robust essay to go with the show, but I may be driving away first-time listeners with so much text. So, for the next few weeks, I am going to write shorter… Continue reading The Ivy League has lost its mind, no 2A, Bragg reveals “other” crime, Judge un-redacts docs and Biden gaffs

On today's show, I first open with a shout-out for today being the birthday of William Shakespeare. Because of that, I spend a few minutes discussing how I came to love and admire his work and how it led to choosing (in part) the theme I use for my show – Limelight, by RUSH. Today's… Continue reading Pro-terrorists at Columbia and the Marxist rot of the Ivory Tower, plus NYC trial and Kamala trolled over pot

On today's show, I open with a concept that I think we all succumb to and that's expecting perfection from our elected representatives. Worse, our politicians know that any flaw of theirs is an opening for the Legacy/mainstream media to use as cudgel to go after them. It's so strange that we are supposed to… Continue reading “Of, by and for” the people, IC’s are too powerful, Niger falls, Cohen intimidates, Joe’s Sheetz and Noem rocks

On today's show, we open as we usually do, with Tara Bull's Top 10 News Stories the Legacy/mainstream media likely didn't tell you this week. It's a great way to pickup on several news items all at once before diving into the rest of the content. The breaking story today, continuing to affirm my belief… Continue reading Tara’s Top 10, Iran sympathizers, Title IX, juror selection and Tossin with Toobin

On today's show, I have come to the painful conclusion that we are no longer a Constitutional Republic. This is not hyperbole. And this is not to say we cannot get back. But, the reality is, as of now, we are no longer have a government of, by and for the people. They believe they… Continue reading Schumer and Dems put a nail in the Constitution, Mayokas and the border and J6 National Guard whistleblowers

On today's show, we approach the news of the day through the prism of today's post modernism. I chose to go this route because of the first story today and that is the resignation of Uri Berliner from NPR in the face of the attacks her received from NPR's new CEO Katherine Maher. To show… Continue reading Post modernism is how many confuse facts for beliefs and truth as something subjective versus objective

Today's show opens with House Leadership motioning to table Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's (R-FL) motion for a re-vote. In essence, this killed the attempt to ask for a vote to add the 4th Amendment reminder to the FISA re-authorization bill. So much for the Bill of Rights. Of course, Congress carved out their exception for… Continue reading 4th Amendment is done, Bragg’s make-believe law, NGO tells illegals to vote Biden and propaganda media meltdown

It's tax day here in the United States. So, I take a moment to rant about our current income tax structure, the IRS and how lawmakers use the tax code to control people. On that note, Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-WY) reveals the IRS is already using AI to scan bank accounts of US citizens. They… Continue reading Tax day, FISA 702 and 4th Amendment, Iran attacks Israel and the US knew, Take the Win and Trump in NYC

After my Friday thank-you's and shout-outs, we dive into the first topic of the day. We love turning our attention to Tara Bull and her Top 10 list of subjects the Legacy/mainstream media likely didn't tell you about in the past week. So many of you have reached out to tell me how much you… Continue reading Grand experiment of transformation is ruinous, problems for Big Fani Willis, media wants riots, but more are waking