The Week in Radical Leftism, 10/06/2023
Welcome back to Day 990 of the Biden* Occupation! Let’s get to it! But first a trip into The Wayback Machine to last month: 09/06 – Anti-Trump RINOs 14th Amendment …
The Democrats Broke the Constitution – If We Don’t Use that Opening to Fix Things, The Republic is Lost
I spent much of the two months following the 2020 election arguing with Democrats who pretended that Joe Biden actually won. Their line was: “Prove it was fraudulent”. I couldn’t. …
Arizona is arguably the single most corrupt state in the nation
Arizona was ceded to the United States in 1848 and in 1863 it became a territory. It was not until 1912 that Arizona became a state. It is a …
Rigged and More: A Chronicle of The Most Successful Coup d’état in Human History… Or At Least American History
The debate is over. After a year investigating claims of election fraud the media has determined that any fraud in the 2020 election was far too small to have changed …
What Now – Part 2: Solution to Fraud? Pact of Secession
Earlier in the week I asked the question: What if Proof of 2020 Presidential Election Fraud Develops? In it I mentioned a number of remedies that have been widely talked …
What Now – Part 1: What if We Find The Fire From the Smoke of Election Fraud?
If the last month has taught us anything, today’s conspiracy theory could easily be tomorrow’s common sense truth. The speed at which the Wuhan Lab theory as the source of …
100 Days into Mark Zuckerberg’s Latest Acquisition
The government sometimes needs help. It can’t do everything… and it most certainly can’t do everything well. Some Americans have stepped up and use their resources and expertise to help …
How many Presidents have joined other countries in suing states?? [Reader Post]
Barack Obama has already sued the state of Arizona.
Claiming “preeminent authority” to write the laws on immigration, the Justice Department filed suit to block Arizona from enacting its own.
“Setting immigration policy and enforcing immigration laws is a national responsibility,” said Attorney General Eric Holder. “Seeking to address the issue through a patchwork of state laws will only create more problems than it solves.”
Polls & The 2008 Election
Polls, polls, and more polls. Regular readers know I have no faith in any of them, whether they agree with my position or not. But I figured a post on …