The enriching mixture of many different cultures certainly is something that makes America very unique and beautiful! I think most Americans are proud of our decidedly nonhomogenous background. While most other countries have singular characteristics that define their culture, American culture is best known for its mixture of many. This mixture has allowed Americans to … Continue reading Ingesting Invasive and Toxic Influences
The following is an analogy for the Democrats' ridiculous narrative around the government shutdown (excluding those few who have voted to reopen the government, of course). **************** From a bird's eye view, an intersection is visible below. A blue car and a red car are approaching the intersection from different directions on different paths - … Continue reading Collision, Subsequent Damage, and the Blame Game
In case you had any doubts that Senate Democrats have a conscience, doubt no more. Katherine Clark (D, Massachusetts) must have grown one because she has just hazarded shameless honesty (or, perhaps, it was simply a moment of accidental candor) in a recent interview, confirming what Republicans have been claiming since the beginning of the … Continue reading Democrat Masterplan Unveiled
"COUNTRY OVER PARTY" and "I AM NOT AFRAID TO TELL THE TRUTH" The following videos show Fetterman's consistency in the stances he has taken. It is incredibly important to view political issues from both sides, and so I have purposely chosen interviews from both left-leaning and right-leaning sources. The first video is from a notoriously … Continue reading Fetterman = Hero
All horses have their own personality and character. Some horses may be guided with only the slightest pressure, allowing for loosely-held reins without sacrificing the security of the wagon and its cargo. Other horses are more reckless and need a tighter rein. If this second type of horse is left to its own devices, there … Continue reading The Finger-Pointing Runaway Horse
For those of you who don't know, I am neither Republican nor Democrat. I am Libertarian, and I support "Freedom to (fill in the blank)." This is not to say I always fully AGREE with (fill in the blank). However, as long as any negative effects of (fill in the blank) only hurt the person … Continue reading In Support of Free Speech!
Extremes are never good. For example, which would you choose? All ice or all fire? Either way, you are dead or, at minimum, majorly uncomfortable. All wet or all dry? You are either swamped or parched. Full speed or stopped? Then, the choice is between whiplash or stagnation. This is exactly what America has been … Continue reading Enough with the overcorrections!
First, the facts. However, if facts are too dry for your taste, feel free to skip down toward the end of this post, where an amusing little story awaits. Fact #1: Amount of funds raised by each presidential candidate Source: https://ballotpedia.org/Presidential_election_campaign_finance,_2024 HARRIS CAMPAIGN (Despite this astronomic number, her campaign notoriously ended up $20 million in … Continue reading To Those Who Claim that America is Becoming an Oligarchy…
Context is everything, people. No more words needed.
There are 2 subway cars in front of you. You must choose to ride on one of the two cars. Here are your options:Car #1: On this car, there is a man (could be white, black, green, or purple) behaving erratically and using aggressive language towards other passengers, stating he wants to go back to … Continue reading The Lens-Switching Aptitude of the Liberal Media, Part 3: “Hero vs. Villain”
As an opening to this post, I am providing two video options because I was completely unable to decide which of them I liked better. For those of a serious breed, I offer you Scott Jennings on CNN: https://youtu.be/3uCYhevAJhM?si=W_2RqDjPVlVyHM_7 For those who have a more humorous bent, I offer you Jon Stewart. The first 2 … Continue reading The Lens-Switching Aptitude of the Liberal Media, Part 2: “The Justice System Can be Trusted!”
https://youtu.be/EvnJhwIwqds?si=RFS42QRTr3q2miKy I highly recommend that you ready some tissues before watching this. Seriously. Thank heavens! Finally! Apple has proven itself to be a company that has been paying attention to what the majority of people ACTUALLY associate with fulfillment and meaning in life. It is the most anti-woke, pro-family ad I have seen in years … Continue reading The New Wave of Advertising: Focusing on What Truly Matters
Here we go again. The same old questions. I honestly can't believe that this is still being discussed at this point. And yet, it remains a featured talking point on liberal media outlets, despite having been answered many times over by Trump voters. (Yes, I do realize that by writing this, I am playing a … Continue reading The Lens-Switching Aptitude of the Liberal Media, Part 1: “Kamala Harris Lost Due to Racism and Misogyny!”
Oops! How could this have happened to you? A cup was offered. It was filled with what appeared to be an innocent-looking, blue-raspberry flavored liquid. Without thinking about possible consequences, you decided to drink it. While the initial flavor was delightfully sweet, it quickly morphed into sickeningly sweet, which was followed up by an almost … Continue reading Is Survival Possible After Drinking the Kool-Aid?
https://youtu.be/MhxfWP1_mOM?si=sIGbsAF3L39Yt6T_ RFK, Jr. made mention of a variety of issues during this interview with MSNBC on November 6. In future posts, I may delve into more detail about each and every one of the points that were touched on in the interview. However, this particular post is going to focus on how RFK, Jr. has … Continue reading Froot Loops and RFK, Jr.’s Claim about the American Food Industry
America has voted. As a reminder, the votes collectively placed in favor of our next president came from Americans of all walks of life, of all education levels, of all racial and ethnic backgrounds, of all religious groups, of all tax brackets, both males and females. In short, the votes arrived from all over the … Continue reading American Voices: Now Both Diverse AND Unified!
This is a must-watch. Danica simply became so sickened by how far into the toilet that liberal leadership has flushed America, that she felt it was imperative that she actually get out and vote during this election cycle. (Leadership? I am not sure that is the correct word to use in the description of the … Continue reading 1st-Time Voter Danica Patrick Proudly Supports Trump at Rally in Lititz, PA
Prior to watching this SNL skit, I was under the naive impression that I would be voting in a presidential election on Tuesday. However, after having watched this skit, I now know that we are all going to be casting our ballot in what is actually a popularity contest instead of a presidential election. Good … Continue reading SNL: Now Running Political Ads
Do all Democrats have vision problems? They must, since it seems that they are blind as a bat to fraudulent voter registrations and ballots. Every time some type of fraud relating to voting is discovered during this election cycle, it has been discovered by the eagle-eyed Republicans. But that isn't all! After the outright frauds … Continue reading “Don’t Lie to Me…” (Quote by Bill Maher, Directed to the Biased Media)
I have decided to make one final post about DEI. There will be no more need to continue to belabor the issue anymore after this. This is due to the fact that, lately, there continue to be more companies scrapping their DEI initiatives every day; to which I say, "Good riddance to bad rubbish." It … Continue reading Boeing Wisely Exchanges DEI for MEI
How can both of the following statements be true, simultaneously: DEI is founded on respectable tenets. All Americans should be proud of the fact that DEI principles have inundated many sectors over the past few years. Nobody should be ashamed to have benefited from these principles. Viva DEI! I have yet to hear anyone openly … Continue reading To anyone who has directly benefited from DEI, please let yourself be known!
We are all familiar with what the acronym DEI stands for. You may, however, be less familiar with its up-and-coming nemesis, MEI: Merit, Excellence, Intelligence DEI bases a hefty portion of its judgments on two main factors, namely, 1. a person's sex and 2. the color their skin happens to be. (If that sounds racist … Continue reading Sorry to burst your bubble, but Oprah is a product of MERIT, not DEI
I sometimes wonder how our family would be today if we had made different choices and had different priorities after the birth of our daughter. How many aspects of my daughter's life would have been affected?For example, what would the repercussions have been if I had chosen to focus on a career instead of homeschooling … Continue reading Stubborn Roots, Part 5: Harvest Phase ~ You Reap What You Sow
Invasive weeds often thrive in just about every growing zone in the United States, and pokeweed is no exception. But pokeweed isn't just invasive, it is also highly toxic. Eating its berries can cause pain, nausea, vomiting, bloody diarrhea, and can even be fatal. Many foragers, who have eaten pokeweed and survived the inevitable digestive … Continue reading Stubborn Roots, Part 4: Maturation Phase ~ Growth of School Shooters
All this talk of Timid Ducklings, Wild Horses, swimming birds, and flying fish is now over. At this point, after having been schooled at home through 7th grade, my spunky Wild Horse daughter has now successfully made it in a traditional school setting from 8th through 10th grades - without drugs. The intense epoch of … Continue reading Stubborn Roots, Part 3: Sprouting Phase ~ The Family, Wilting and Dying
There are two main types of young children, in my experience. The first is the “Timid Duckling.” Due to the extreme compliance of this type, you may not even realize that a Timid Duckling is in your vicinity. This is the type that has no problem at all following the precept, “A child should be … Continue reading Stubborn Roots, Part 2: Germination Phase ~ Nipping the Bud of Childhood
What can be both slippery and sticky, both elusive and all-encompassing, all at the same time? Roots of Problems. These are insidious things resembling a monster straight out of a nightmare! Just like the root of a weed, it sneakily feeds and spreads while managing to avoid being correctly identified. Searching it out takes time. … Continue reading Stubborn Roots, Part 1: Introduction ~ Planting the Seed
I promise this is not a political blog. However, as an update to my "Libertarians for Trump" post, I needed to get this out there for anyone who still refuses to believe that the current governmental powers-that-be have indeed been censoring roughly half of the American voices in existence. This should quell every doubt. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/czxlpjlgdzjo … Continue reading Follow-up: Proof of Censorship
Thank you, RFK Jr.! Although Libertarian, I agree with your Trump endorsement (in battleground states) due to the extenuating circumstances and the high stakes involved in this particular election! I think you have made the right move! Since it is highly unlikely that the following will be widely shared on certain prominent "news" stations, I … Continue reading Libertarians for Trump!
Pieces to Peace 