Potential 2024 presidential candidate Ron DeSantis has been a good governor, but with global conflict on the rise, what experience does he have on foreign policy? Since the answer is none, how can he be a viable 2024 Republican presidential candidate? With such a void, his comments make news. A Reuters dispatch claimed that DeSantis […]
Is DeSantis Ready for Prime Time? by Cliff Kincaid Read More »
In 1840, New Orleans was the third largest city in the country. As a booming port city, New Orleans enjoyed incredible growth for decades due to increasing levels of commerce on the Mississippi River and its designation as the “Gateway to the Americas.” The population of New Orleans continued to grow until 1960, when it
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When anti-communist analysts and security experts examined Barack Hussein Obama’s history of associations with unsavory characters and communist figures, they had to wonder if Obama is a Marxist mole or a communist collaborator. In one sense, it didn’t matter. As a candidate, Obama didn’t have to undergo a background security check. As president, however, he
Joe Biden’s Great Replacement by Cliff Kincaid Read More »
The last 2+ years have taken a horrific toll on the American people. Under President Joe Biden, a once thriving economy is saddled with $31.5 trillion in federal debt, stubborn inflation, rising interest rates, and increasing consumer debt. It is not surprising that the latest consumer confidence rating is only 64.90, which is down from
To Save America, Trump in 2024 by Jeff Crouere Read More »
The frail, mentally incompetent 80-year-old President of the United States wants to serve in the most demanding position in the world for another six years. Unfortunately, this is no joke, as Biden administration insiders are reporting that the President is preparing to soon announce his re-election campaign kickoff. Having President Joe Biden even entertain such
No Joke, Our Worst President Wants Another Term by Jeff Crouere Read More »
RE: Why did we lose the opportunity afforded by the 2022 midterm election? Hi Jim, … I can’t believe we lost the Senate. Incredible! But we have flipped the House, which as of today, twelve days later, has been by a razor-thin margin of either 212 versus 218 or 211 versus 219 votes, depending on
