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Trump and his “poisoning the blood of our country” line
Trump is not an eloquent speaker. But when referring to “poisoning the blood” he is referring to 100,000+ drug deaths per year in the USA.
Read MoreThe Fall of Minneapolis – Can one be assured an impartial jury?
The 6th Amendment provides those accused the right to a trial by an impartial jury. Are prosecutors ignoring this to help win cases?
Read MoreRemembering the fallen: For some people Memorial Day is every day
Let me, if you will, read just a portion of Greg Saroyan’s article in USA Today. And then tell you about two friends who lost their lives in Iraq.
Read MoreHe Is Risen! Alleluia.
“By dying you destroyed our death … by rising you restored our life.”
Read MoreMaricopa County voter FAQ page edited to approve Sharpies
On Oct. 17 and Oct. 21, the Maricopa County Recorders office clearly stated permanent markers should not be used to fill out ballots.
Read MoreGoogle de-listing conservative website content – including RVO
Did Google test their ability to de-list conservative sites from search results yesterday? We confirmed one RVO article was removed from Google results.
Read MoreReview: Stalked by Socialism, Jana Kandlova
Editor’s note: This book review by Don Pesci was originally posted on his Red Notes from a Blue State blog on July 12, 2020. It is re-posted here with permission. Jana Kandlova, author of Stalked by Socialism, has written a necessary book that raises the question: Are we here in the United States attempting to…
Read MoreThe Pandemic Clock Strikes Five: Pandemic to Pandemonium
With the pace quickening, in a blink our clock has literally skipped four and has struck pandemonium.
Read MoreThe pandemic clock chimes three: “We’re not in Kansas anymore”
Two months ago we were governed with our consent (mostly). We had life, liberty and were pursuing happiness each in our own special way.
Read MoreThe Pandemic Clock Strikes 2: “Let My People Go”
As our metaphorical pandemic clock strikes two it seems the oxygen breathing people of the country have caught a whiff of overkill in the air. Boat owners in Michigan are told sailboats are approved on the lake, while motor boats are not. Vermonters are told books and seeds are “non-essential” items and may not be…
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