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Don’t Look at That; Look at This!

Distraction The American public are down to the final two weeks of the 2024 election cycle, and probably for the first time in my experience, I can see some sleight-of-hand going on in the main stream media (MSM). It’s nothing … Continue reading

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When You Agree to a Debate that Won’t Be Fact-checked

It’s Your Word Against His The VP debate, one week ago, had a moment when the CBS moderators chose to do what they initially pledged not to do: fact-check either candidate. J.D. Vance took exception when they called him out … Continue reading

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False Equivalency

“Imagine the Political Spectrum as a Circle” My wife shared this text message from her friend, Beth./ Imagine the political spectrum as a circle where people’s ideas about how the government should work fit around it. At the top of … Continue reading

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You Can Tell What Side a Site is on, by its…

Clickbait It happens on both the Left and the Right of the political divide. One particular YouTube “prophecy” channel touted the idea that God told him that Kamala Harris is “spinning out of control.” It’s not difficult to see who … Continue reading

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When Memories are Long, and Resentments Linger

The Carpetbaggers (1964) I was just 14 when this film came out .It was based on a book by Harold Robbins, published in 1961. The timing was about a hundred years after the American Civil War. The term ‘carpetbagger’ derived … Continue reading

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Did Someone Consult an Astrologer for This Event?

Democratic National Convention (August 19, 2024) OK. I fell asleep at the wheel with this one: the August Full Moon in Aquarius happens today @ 2:25 pm EDT (based in Washington, DC, for ease of handling). It’s a very dynamic … Continue reading

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Here’s the VP that Harris Chose:

Tim Walz (April 6, 1964) Well, he wouldn’t have been my first choice, but then I’m not running for the Presidency of the United States, am I? Lots of strategic thinking has gone into Harris’ decision, I’m sure, but did … Continue reading

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I Have a VP Candidate in Mind for the Democrats

Mark Kelly (February 21, 1964) I’m really not in the business of predictions and prophecy, although at times it might seem otherwise. Last Sunday, when Kamala Harris was thrust into the Presidential race by President Biden, I looked at the … Continue reading

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What Goes Round Comes Around Again

LBJ and Joe Biden People keep referring back to the time that Lyndon Baines Johnson stated that he would not run for a second term as President in 1968. He came to this decision on his own, but he was … Continue reading

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Are We All Sick to Death About American Elections?

I should take bets on who will tune out or ignore this post. The Republicans seem to be self-imploding; the Democrats appear to be surprisingly calm. Trump is grabbing all the news headlines; and Biden is quietly speaking his truth. … Continue reading

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