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  • Musical Interlude topic for November 2023

    10/31/2023 9:25:06 PM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 34 replies
    YouTube etc ^ | July 21, 2018 etc | Juli et al
    November | 2:58 | Juli49.3K subscribers | 81,405 views | July 21, 2018
  • Trump’s Not the Problem – He’s the Reaction to the Problem

    10/09/2023 7:10:06 AM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 19 replies
    American Thinker ^ | 10/09/2023 | Brian C. Joondeph, MD
    Former President Donald Trump is blamed for more of the world’s problems than even global warming, climate change, extreme weather, or what we call 'weather' these days. Trump is also blamed for much of the dysfunction in Washington, D.C., such as the recent ousting of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Perhaps if McCarthy was a contestant on The Apprentice and Trump told him “You’re fired!”, then blaming Trump would be appropriate. Here’s ABC News, tying Trump’s campaign catchphrase MAGA to McCarthy’s ouster: MAGA-inspired House rebellion against McCarthy leaves chaos on Capitol Hill.The Hill agreed with this headline: McCarthy’s ousting a result...
  • There’s A Reason DC Democrats Are Always Winning, Even When They Lose

    09/10/2021 5:22:37 PM PDT · by Rummyfan · 26 replies
    The Federalist ^ | 10 Sep 2021 | Christopher Bedford
    Washington Republicans are excited for the 2022 elections, and they have reason to be — they’re going to do well. They’re heavy favorites to take back the House of Representatives; and despite a very bad Senate map, it’s a coin flip they’ll retake that too. None of this is too shocking: First-term presidents usually face a backlash, and often it’s a bloodbath. President Barack Obama crushed Sen. John McCain, then lost 63 House seats two years later; President Donald Trump lost 42 seats in 2018; President Bill Clinton lost 54. In fact, the only first-term president to not lose House...
  • The Deep State’s Stealthy, Subversive, Silent Coup to Ensure Nothing Changes: No doubt about it, the coup d’etat was successful.

    01/20/2021 8:31:07 PM PST · by SeekAndFind · 20 replies
    Rutherford Institute ^ | 01/20/2021 | John Whitehead
    “You have such a fervent, passionate, evangelical faith in this country…why in the name of God don’t you have any faith in the system of government you’re so hell-bent to protect? You want to defend the United States of America, then defend it with the tools it supplies you with—its Constitution. You ask for a mandate, General, from a ballot box. You don’t steal it after midnight, when the country has its back turned.”- Seven Days in May (1964)No doubt about it: the coup d’etat was successful.That January 6 attempt by so-called insurrectionists to overturn the election results was not...
  • 9 GOP Senators Refuse to Condemn House Impeachment

    10/25/2019 2:13:00 AM PDT · by Helicondelta · 230 replies
    The Hill ^ | October 24, 2019
    Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) is spearheading the resolution, which is backed by 44 GOP senators including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.). Graham, during a press conference with reporters, lashed out the House impeachment inquiry calling it a "secret proceeding" and a "rogue action" that "denies due process." "The process in the House today I think is a danger to the future of the presidency," Graham told reporters. He argued that under the current procedure Trump was "pretty much shut out," adding "God help future presidents." The GOP senators not cosponsoring the resolution as of Thursday afternoon,...
  • Another Possible Victory For The GOP

    08/31/2017 9:29:54 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 76 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | August 31, 2017 | Derek Hunter
    IÂ’m no saint, nor have I ever professed to be. There are too many people currently living who could give testimony to the contrary should I ever decide to, so I wonÂ’t here. With that out of the way (itÂ’ll make more sense later in the piece), there is an area on the issue of this countryÂ’s drug laws where Republicans could both do the right thing and win some support. LetÂ’s be honest: there isnÂ’t much to vote for in the in 2018 midterm elections. For Democrats itÂ’s all about not being Donald Trump. They arenÂ’t offering up much,...
  • Trump's pursuit of better results: Change the status quo

    04/16/2017 8:43:39 AM PDT · by Sean_Anthony · 2 replies
    Canada Free Press ^ | 04/16/17 | Herman Cain
    Look beyond the first thing you see, and you might understand what's going on. In Syria, his predecessor said the use of chemical weapons represented a “red line,” only to do nothing when Bashar Assad crossed the line. Donald Trump pounded a Syrian target with 59 Tomahawk missiles.
  • Status Quo's Rick Parfitt dies aged 68

    12/24/2016 8:20:34 AM PST · by CtBigPat · 13 replies
    BBC News ^ | 12/24/2016 | not mentioned
    Status Quo guitarist Rick Parfitt has died in hospital in Spain aged 68, his manager has said. He died from a severe infection after going to hospital on Thursday following complications to a shoulder injury. Parfitt's musical partnership with Francis Rossi, which spanned five decades, made Status Quo one of British rock's most enduring acts.
  • GOP Slams Trump: Not Accepting Election Results Would Be 'Beyond the Pale'

    10/20/2016 9:17:11 AM PDT · by ChicagoConservative27 · 143 replies
    Donald Trump's stunning refusal to say whether he will accept the outcome of the presidential election has created chasms in an already fractured Republican Party. When asked during Wednesday's final presidential debate whether he would accept the results of an election that he has repeatedly claimed is "rigged," Trump replied that he would "keep you in suspense." "I will look at it at the time. I'm not looking at anything now. I'll look at it at the time," Trump told moderator Fox News' Chris Wallace. Related: Election Officials Say 'Rigged' Election Unlikely If Trump loses and doesn't concede, it would...
  • Trump or Clinton: Who will Really Fight the Status Quo?

    10/10/2016 5:04:13 PM PDT · by Sean_Anthony · 2 replies
    Canada Free Press ^ | 10/10/16 | Leigh Bravo
    We, the American people must ignore the blatant distractions being used by the Clinton camp, fueled by the media, in order to push through a corrupt agenda, by politicians who have never been held accountable for their own actions The mainstream media spent the entire weekend slamming Donald Trump for locker room comments made eleven years ago, while ignoring Hillary’s released emails exposing her dreams of completely open borders, total globalization, an economy controlled by Wall Street insiders, and single payer healthcare. Hillary made it very clear over the weekend that she feels it is appropriate for her to say...
  • The Status Quo vs. Donald Trump

    09/15/2016 4:53:26 PM PDT · by Reeses · 1 replies
    Zero Hedge ^ | September 15, 2016 | Tyler Durden
    Unless something dramatic happens (certainly possible in this election), I believe Donald Trump will win the 2016 election quite easily, and I believe this victory will be driven by the resentment vote. Forget card-carrying Democrats and Republicans, they will vote along party lines. The key to this election is, and always has been, independent voters. I believe the following chart from Gallup tells you all you need to know about who will decide this thing. ... Taking a step back, it’s become clear to me that many members from the corrupt status quo of both useless political parties are making...
  • Republicans Privately Panic At “Terrifying” Prospect Of Trump Win

    The Clinton campaign's wobbly performance over the past 72 hours has set off a rash of behind-the-scenes handwringing among professional Republicans as they confront an unnerving new possibility: What if their nominee actually wins the White House? For months, the prevailing wisdom within GOP political circles has been that Donald Trump stands little chance to win in November — and a large number of the party's consultants, fundraisers, and operatives privately preferred it that way. Though many of them are reluctant to say so in public, they argue that a Trump presidency would fracture their party, decimate the conservative movement,...
  • 50 G.O.P. Officials Warn Donald Trump Would Put Nation’s Security ‘at Risk’

    08/08/2016 11:58:13 AM PDT · by ColdOne · 97 replies
    NYslimes ^ | 8/8/16 | DAVID E. SANGER
    Link only.
  • Why the Establishment Fears Cruz More Than Trump

    12/28/2015 2:33:48 PM PST · by Isara · 300 replies
    Conservative Review ^ | December 28th, 2015 | Robert Eno
    Read these two quotes carefully: The first: “Cruz cannot win because the Washington elites despise him.” The second goes: “[T]here are a lot of good candidates – I like nearly all of them… …except Cruz.” Which one of the similar quotes is from a pro-Cruz Super PAC and which is from a former Republican nominee for president?  The first quote is from an ad from Keep the Promise I, a Cruz Super PAC.  The second is from Bob Dole, the 1996 Republican nominee and war hero, who got trounced by Bill Clinton. Both purport to highlight a negative of Senator...
  • New Gallup poll shows Americans want third political party participation

    09/26/2014 10:14:52 AM PDT · by TurboZamboni · 55 replies
    Examiner ^ | 9-24-14 | Karl Dickey
    A new Gallup poll out this morning, September 24, 2014, found that 58% of Americans strongly want a third political party choice in the candidates because the two older parties "do such a poor job" representing the people. This number is little changed from a Gallup poll asking the same question in 2007. The third largest political party is the Libertarian Party, yet its candidates face unfair hurdles of ballot access and media exclusion. Many states in the nation purposely raise the bar for Libertarian Party candidates to have their name printed on the ballot alongside the Republican and Democratic...
  • Not a single Ukrainian specialized school will be closed down in Sevastopol

    03/18/2014 4:29:03 PM PDT · by goldstategop · 7 replies
    Itar-Tass ^ | 03/19/2014 | Itar-Tass
    MOSCOW, March 19, 3:00 /ITAR-TASS/. Not a single Ukrainian specialized school will be closed down in Sevastopol. This is what European values signify, Dmitry Belik, acting head of the city administration, told Channel One in a live broadcast early Wednesday. "A clear-cut task has been set in this respect now. We shall not close down any specialsized Ukrainian schools," he said. "Thereby, we set an example to those persons who would give their eye-teeth for being in Europe. We show basic values". "Our President clearly said that there must be three state languages in Crimea and Sevastopol. This is normal....
  • Status Quo - Pictures Of Matchstick Men 1968(video 3min)

    01/07/2014 6:17:34 PM PST · by virgil283 · 11 replies
    "Status Quo are an English rock band whose music is characterized by their distinctive brand of rock. The group originated in The Spectres, founded by schoolboys Francis Rossi and Alan Lancaster in 1962. After a number of lineup changes, the band became The Status Quo in 1967 and Status Quo in 1969. They have had over 60 chart hits in the UK, starting with 1967's "Pictures Of Matchstick Men."
  • Rotten to the Core: Obama's War on Academic Standards (Part 1)

    01/22/2013 11:21:35 PM PST · by Kaslin · 11 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | January 23, 2013 | MIchelle Malkin
    America's downfall doesn't begin with the "low-information voter." It starts with the no-knowledge student. For decades, collectivist agitators in our schools have chipped away at academic excellence in the name of fairness, diversity and social justice. "Progressive" reformers denounced Western civilization requirements, the Founding Fathers and the Great Books as racist. They attacked traditional grammar classes as irrelevant in modern life. They deemed ability grouping of students (tracking) bad for self-esteem. They replaced time-tested rote techniques and standard algorithms with fuzzy math, inventive spelling and multicultural claptrap. Under President Obama, these top-down mal-formers -- empowered by Washington education bureaucrats...
  • Why Mitt Wins

    10/26/2012 6:49:28 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 4 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | October 26, 2012 | David Malcom
    The final presidential debate on foreign policy muddled the differences between Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama on foreign policy, but foreign policy is second or third on most voters’ list of priorities. Therefore, the debate will likely not impede the Romney surge that preceded the debate. Notwithstanding President Obama’s juvenile retorts, the Marines still employ bayonets, and Mr. Romney’s steady march to victory continues apace. Stylistically, Mr. Romney showed for the third time that he is every bit as presidential as the current president. In contrast to the incumbent, who interrupted, offered snide remarks and focused incessantly – as he...
  • Media keepers of the status quo upset at Lugar's defeat

    05/10/2012 1:08:55 PM PDT · by TerriHaute · 11 replies
    Chicago Tribune ^ | May 10, 2012 | John Kass
    A few weeks after the recent synod of the bishops of journalism — known to us taxpaying chumbolones as the White House Correspondents' Association dinner — the secular clergy pronounced sentence on Indiana Republican Richard Mourdock. Mourdock had the audacity to whomp the heck out of six-term U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar in Tuesday's Indiana Republican primary. Mourdock's sin, according to the high priests of establishment journalism? He's a conservative, and a constitutionalist, backed by the tea party. Watching all this from the bordering state once called Illinois — now known as the wind-swept economic wasteland of Madiganistan — makes me...