President Trump. President Donald Trump. Still doesn’t quite roll off the tongue does it? I’m not sure how long that will take. Anyway, tomorrow he’ll will have been in office one week and I thought we could discuss how he’s … Continue reading
I came across one article yesterday of a journalist having an emotional breakdown over many of Trump’s cabinet picks being people who dislike big government. I laughed it away because it was written as a tearful letter to all the … Continue reading
We are now five weeks post election. The left has been in a tizzy, running around in a circles with their tail feathers all disheveled. Rather than accept the fact that a majority of states refused to hire Hillary Clinton … Continue reading
Turkish military is attempting a coup. Rebellious trucks are mowing people down. Trump is saying orangiliciously dumb things. Hillary is lying. Black Lives Matter is mad because dead innocents in France are getting all of the attention. Obama is golfing.
This election cycle has been chaotic to say the least. As we head into the conventions this summer, and the presumptive presidential nominees, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, start attacking each other–in the name of unity–it’s sure to get even … Continue reading
Today’s post is from Twocoolhands. Some of you may have seen him comment, though his commenting is rare. He has however been a dedicated reader of the site from early on. I’d like to thank him for taking the time … Continue reading
Yesterday was quite a disappointment for conservatives. As you know, Donald Trump won over 50% of the vote in Indiana, securing nearly all 57 delegates from that state. And if that wasn’t disappointing enough, Ted Cruz decided to suspend his … Continue reading
I assume the Indiana primary and what’s at stake will be the major topic of the day. This and more Donald Trump antics mixed with some ist-fem crap. Indiana has an open primary and is a winner take all state … Continue reading
Donald Trump needs to win 241 more delegates to clinch the Republican nomination. There are ten states which haven’t yet voted, and within those ten states there are roughly 500 delegates. This means Ted Cruz must win 52% of the … Continue reading
Well, I was planning to write about some current events this weekend, but the news is all Agent Whiny Orange (h/t mrspinky) and lots of other people whining. We’ve had nearly eight years with the Whiner in Chief and I’m … Continue reading
