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 […]
On Thursday, President Joe Biden gave a disgusting and divisive speech demonizing millions of Americans who believe in the “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) movement. After calling these patriotic Americans “semi-fascists,” Biden used the backdrop of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, lit in red with two Marine guards behind him, to label MAGA Republicans as “a
This Is Not Your Father’s Republican Party by Jeff Crouere Read More »
The Republican Party has a split personality. On one side are the small donors and committed volunteers who compose the grassroots. These are the people who are real conservatives, engaged and enthusiastic. In recent years, this group has been staunchly in support of President Donald Trump. This is the “MAGA” movement, which wants to “Make
MAGA Must Prevail In GOP Fight by Jeff Crouere Read More »
After sixteen months of ruining the country’s economy and putting the American people in true danger, President Joe Biden has decided to focus on demonizing his predecessor in advance of the 2022 midterm election. He realizes that his party cannot run “on the issues.” In a recent CNN poll, 50% of the respondents chose the economy as
The MAGA King versus The Malarkey King by Jeff Crouere Read More »
President Joe Biden has failed to deliver on my promise to unify the country or restore our reputation abroad, but he did follow through on his commitment to nominate an African American woman to the United States Supreme Court. In the middle of an international crisis he exacerbated, Biden announced his selection of Ketanji Brown
Senate Republicans Must Oppose Radical Nomination by Jeff Crouere Read More »
As of Wednesday, 9:00 AM, November 7, 2018, Trump has won a great victory in the states where he campaigned; and in the states where he did not and where moderate House Republicans separated themselves from Trump, Republicans generally lost. Media elitism and bias persist. Much was said about upper class and well-educated suburban women
No blue wave! by Miguel A. Faria, MD Read More »
