Serving up reason from the North and logic from the South
Today we open with a reminder that it looks like NYC DA Alvin Bragg has gone down in flames in his promise to bring an indictment on former president Donald Trump. While that was a newsworthy story, it seemed odd to me it was taking up all of the oxygen in the news cycle. So,… Continue reading What have we been missing while preoccupied with talk of a Trump indictment?
Today is a special presentation where I bring you the first hour of the Erick Erickson Show from yesterday where I filled-in for his show. Across the nation, I opened with a discussion of New York City Attorney General Alvin Bragg's zealous attempt to prosecute the former president. On a three hour radio show, I… Continue reading NYC AG Alvin Brown’s zealous attempt to prosecute Trump may backfire
In this exerpt, which originally aired on Saturday, August 21, I breakdown my thoughts on Biden's Afghanistan debacle. This disaster sits squarely on the President's shoulders. He was not following the plan negotiated by former President Donald J. Trump. He was not listening to his military commanders nor the memos sent to his own Secretary… Continue reading Biden’s Afghanistan Debacle and a Call from US Congressman Loudermilk
I am not a Trump enthusiast. I am not anti-Trump either. I am trying to look at this from a pragmatic perspective and determine how we got to this point in our current political process. Trump is the symptom of a larger ailment plaguing both parties, but, more specifically, the Republican party. We cannot fault Trump… Continue reading Term limits; or, How to win my vote and prevent the do-nothing climate that led to Trump
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