Tillis versus Kennedy

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Why Is Our Children’s Health a Political Issue?

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A Warning to the US Senate

Nicole Shanahan is a billionaire and I have no doubt that she will keep her promise to primary any senator regardless of party who votes against Robert Kennedy, Jr. This may be the most important appointment in Trump’s cabinet since we now know that previous administrations have sold out the health of the people for profit and tyranny.

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Ultimatums

The path to making America great again has several aspects that are not negotiable. Elon Musk has built his empire on the principle of meritocracy. This is a key component for any successful venture, business or government. As the whole country now knows, the Biden administration was the complete antithesis of a meritocracy.

Although the above Tweet states that it has CONFIRMATION, no one would publicly admit that the Senate (or House) would jeopardize our nation’s leadership for the sake of a “win”. Have we succumbed in one week to compromising with evil once again? If you are thinking that this is politics as usual, I disagree. This is a prime example of the pettiness, greed, power and incompetence that destroyed our nation.

I am not counting on Donald Trump to save the nation. I am hopeful that he will put together a path forward for people to follow with a team that is qualified to do the responsibilities of their positions. In other words, he will rebuild the country through a meritocracy.

In the example listed above, all three are extremely qualified and will not only work to save the country but will work to save the people. This is what public servants are supposed to do. Now consider what the Senate is trying to do.

I am also considering what the win would be for the Senate. It is not like they are saying that we will “allow” you to have Gabbard and Patel but not Kennedy. They are saying that Trump has to sacrifice one in order to give them a win. A win for the Senate? A win for their lobbyist masters? A bargaining chip with Democrats for the future? I cannot see a positive “good” in these questions. I do see the “evil” that permeated our country to the point of its destruction.

Hopefully, if one is “sacrificed” on the altar for political posturing, Trump will use the opportunity of a recess appointment to correct this injustice. We cannot rebuild America if we once again accept evil in any form.

David DeGerolamo

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Watch the Video: We Are Funding Our Own Destruction

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Trump to Offer a Buyout to Federal Workers

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A Good Start

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Letters of Marque and Reprisal

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This One Really Is for the Children

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Will Someone Be Held Accountable for this Injustice by FEMA and Biden?

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New Jersey Drone Update

And no, I do not believe the above report.

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Sean Duffy Confirmed

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Russia and China Are Facts of Life, by Robert Gore

Tonya Harding

Communism destroyed the Soviet Union and would have done the same to the Chinese government absent its dramatic adjustment in ideology under Deng Xiaoping, leader from 1978 to 1989. Russia had a difficult decade after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, but Vladimir Putin, elected president in 2000, has sparked a transition that in its own way has been as dramatic as China’s. While there have been setbacks, since the turn of the century, both countries have been ascendant.

Even prior to the turn of the century, the U.S. has gone the other direction. Its industrial base, so dominant from World War II through the 1960s, has been hollowed out. The FIRE sector (Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate) has increased its share of the GDP. This sector is based on transfer payments, not production, and is supported by what remains of productive manufacturing. Government, law, accounting, and the medical and educational systems can be characterized in the same way.

Because it exercises coercive power, government has been particularly pernicious. Local, state, and the federal government command over 40 percent of the GDP, and almost all of what they do is counterproductive. They are the parasites killing the host. Perverse, predatory, and destructive ideologies pervade government and its affiliated institutions. Productive Americans and business are smothered by an ever expanding body of laws, regulations, taxes, liabilities, and an exponentially increasing federal debt, which is driving interest rates higher.

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Maybe We Will Get Affordable Health Care

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So Much for NATO

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