Hear Ye! Hear Ye! The Court of Public Opinion is again in session! Guest Authors Opine!

The past few weeks have been chock-full of newsworthy events, mostly mangled or ignored by the legacy media. Here are a couple of opinions by guest authors. First, from my friend Cynical Publius: Dear Democrats: I know you are confused right now. I know you are struggling to comprehend what is happening. I am happy …

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The Good, The Bad, and Thanksgiving

First the Good.  Two views of our Thanksgiving dinner. Left photo is this morning, after dry-brining in the refrigerator overnight.  Right photo is just before going in the oven, with my homemade rub.  Cooking in "low and slow" at the suggestion of Chef Andrew Gruel. And then, the Bad. And these results are probably understated. …

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Giving Thanks in an Uncertain World

The world, and our Country, are very uncertain, and, frankly, scary right now.  With wars breaking out and continuing, Jews threatened around the world, and Conservatives targeted by Leftist governments, you can sometimes lose sight of what makes the United States of America Great.  Ours is still the beacon of Liberty in the world.  Just …

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Celebrating by Giving Thanks

Today is the American Thanksgiving, the most important 100% American holiday.  George Washington declared the first of such celebrations, giving thanks to God for bestowing upon America the blessings of a new continent, and the bounty it contained.  He acknowledged that the tiny, new country was thriving, mostly due to God, and the efforts of …

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For Thanksgiving: A cornucopia of Learning, featuring accurate History and other rarely-found information

Just where, you ask, can you find accurate history and the Truth, in these days of fake news and doctored history?  You can find almost everything you need at Hillsdale College, and most of it is absolutely free.  Yes, I said “Free”.  Let’s start with Hillsdale’s most valuable contribution to the citizens of the United …

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Let’s make a Thanksgiving Vow this year-Updated

Updated on November 21, 2020.  The edicts below were issued in early November.  Now, the State has come down hard, and, basically, prohibited Thanksgiving.  All over this Nation, citizens are being told that they MAY NOT gather with their families for a big Thanksgiving celebration.  They MAY NOT travel to be with their loved ones, …

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Open Letter to Starbucks Corporate

I remember that, recently, you shut down all your stores to give your "partners" (employees in stores) some extra "sensitivity training".  This training was prompted by a little kerfuffle involving some freeloading black men, sitting around not buying anything, then asking to use the bathroom.  Admittedly, the employee involved could have been more circumspect, but …

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A Bullet Dodged: Thanks Given

RushBabe dodged a bullet recently.  I had a health scare, which started in June with an itchy place on one shoulder.  Where it started was easy to remember, since it took place on the street in Leavenworth, when Hubby and I were there in June for the International Accordion Celebration. Gradually, that itchy place took …

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