Don’t be confused about Nov 5.
There is confusion as to what is on the ballot on November 5. Note that I said, “what,” and not, “who.”
There is confusion as to what is on the ballot on November 5. Note that I said, “what,” and not, “who.”
In the absence of the vetting that a properly functioning fourth estate is supposed to provide, the only thing standing between Kamala Harris and the Oval Office is Donald Trump.
The choice isn’t between a more likable Kamala Harris or a less likable Donald Trump. It’s not about either of them.
It’s about a choice between two governing visions that are more divergent than at any time in my adult life.
Character matters. But with respect to the presidency, policy matters more.
It can be fairly said that Democrats have a race fixation. Maybe call it a fetish.
Kamala Harris is a radical California progressive. But don’t take my word for it. Take hers.
Presidential debates in America have devolved into mere spectacles and are now largely a waste of time.
The Dems must feel like Wile E. Coyote. Every surefire ACME-inspired political explosive they have deployed against Donald Trump has detonated in their faces.
Just as Donald Trump’s farcical conviction can be set right by fixing the reversible errors of the trial judge, so too can America be set right by fixing the reversible errors of bad policy.
Based on what we’ve seen at oral arguments, it appears that the Supreme Court has at last taken notice of these very real constitutional concerns.
If you thought the lefty meltdown was over the top following Donald Trump’s victory in 2016, just wait.