From the Suprme Court to voting, the Democrats right now are experiencing the brutal swing of the pendulum on policies and problems they themselves created. Democrats politicized the Court because, as has been noted in the #ACBHearings, the Dems were unable to convince the...
...people to adopt their radical policies, so they used the courts to advance their agendas instead. And they have deliberately attempted to create chaos in the 2020 voting process to open the door to challenge the election and possibly throw it to the Court. They also have...
...been in overdrive to terrify the American people with COVID so that they can use this crisis to expand power and erode the traditional independence of the American people. Now their voters are indeed terrified of going to the polls because of COVID and RBG died right before...
...the election and is being replaced by a conservative nominee. It's tough luck. Call it bad karma or the Providence of a merciful God. But, whatever you term it, they themselves set in motion the various elements that have now coalesced so disastrously for them. 🙂🤷🏻‍♀️

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14 Oct
As we move into autumn, talk is growing of returning lockdowns. Europe in particular seems to be rushing toward more punishing confinements for citizens and destruction to their economies. But, there was an interesting and (unintentionally) hopeful piece in the WSJ yesterday… Image
The article detailed the disputes among epidemiologists on whether further lockdowns will be needed. But the worry among leaders, WSJ reported, is the question, how much more will people put up with? They are worried about the national mood. I wrote about that concept in May...
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I think everything we have filed in the Flynn case has been good, but today's...

Please take time to read it! It is important, not just to @GenFlynn, but also for every American who believes in "justice for all" and in the longevity of our Republic.

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During the hearing on September 29, Sidney revealed she asked the President not to pardon General Flynn. He deserves full exoneration and the American people deserve a functioning justice system. Her point here is critical to the case:
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30 Sep
Trump won the debate last night. Biden did better than expected, although the expectation was he wouldn’t be able to string his sentences together, so... Trump really was laser focused and aggressive, which was great. And he had great facts to hit Biden with.
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...Trump immediately said yes, yet they all pretend he dodged the issue. Trump has to get in there and aggressively stand up for himself. We are long past polite, congenial politics. Look at the coup the Left is ignoring. They will do anything to win. The fact that Trump is...
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...They subverted some of our most cherished political values that must be inviolate for self-government to work—the sanctity of the vote and the peaceful transition of power. Democrats didn’t do this in 2000/2004 when Bush won. Republicans didn’t do this in 2008/2012...
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23 Sep
Watching POTUS's press conference and a journalist just asked Trump to commit to a peaceful transfer of power. He didn't even say, *if* a transfer is needed. They are just so insanely arrogant. This mindset that Trump shouldn't be there and no one supports him is bizarre.
Trump's response that "well see about that" is spot on. Democrats are doing everything in their power to steal this election. Everything. They are destroying our system and corrupting the integrity of the vote and the voice of the people.
And yes, there is a lot of irony hearing Democrats talk about peaceful transition of power, when they attempted a coup against Trump, concocted corruption scandal, tried to eject him from office via impeachment, and have even threatened further impeachment efforts.
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18 Sep
I am a conservative who supports limited government, obviously.

I also agree with comments Justice Scalia made before he ascended to the Court that conservatives aren't proactive enough when in power.

The President is constitutionally justified in this pro-America action.
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The Court determined that *foreign* organizations must comply with this policy or forego the U.S. funding.

Justice Thomas wrote a concurrence in which he made an excellent point that is good to consider in the context of this dust up about the 1776 Commission.
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