This might be a bit premature but, “The Great Reclamation” is underway

At this moment, the Supreme Court has before it perhaps the most consequential case regarding the Deep State (permanent DC bureaucracy that is mostly leftist). For decades, an opinion called "Humphreys Executor" has essentially handed the entire government in Washington to unelected appointees who can never be fired or lose their appointments, by any of …

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Twitter post of the day, and guest author Victor Davis Hanson on how to destroy the American legal system

I am going to embed the post from Twitter first, then I will copy it in full so those who might not want to view the original on Twitter/X can get the full force of Mr. Hanson's intellect. https://twitter.com/VDHanson/status/1764360285803118671?s=20 Now, here it is in full. And this is only some of what the Left has …

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Hong Kong is being ruined as a bastion of liberty (New updates added)

Before 1997, Hong Kong was a British protectorate, on the border of Communist China.  In 1899, Britain was granted a 99-year lease on the colony, and it became a thriving financial center, among other things.  The population density of Hong Kong is remarkable, with numerous high-rise apartment buildings, and nearly 6700 people per square kilometer! …

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Watchwords of a Biden administration

This is what you can expect from a Biden administration.  I hope you leftists are happy with what is coming. HIGHER TAXES:  Business taxes will be increased, on all sizes of firms, which will lead to fewer new jobs created, and lower pay for current employees.  Personal income taxes will be increased on high-earning individuals …

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I’m having trouble corralling my thoughts on this week’s Supreme Court rulings

My brain seems to be a tangle of thoughts, concerns, and emotions, given the momentous rulings handed down by the nine Ivy League lawyers in black robes in Washington, D.C.  Over the experience of humanity, for the last 5,000 years of recorded human history, those nine people have in one stroke, deemed that two people …

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