The Wall Street Journal earns derision. President Trump responds. RushBabe49 looks prescient.

I was a bit late to the breaking story of the report in the Wall Street Journal about a letter that they “reviewed”. The alleged letter that the Journal allegedly reviewed was an alleged birthday missive allegedly written by Donald Trump to the late, unlamented Jeffrey Epstein. The alleged letter was allegedly written in 2003, …

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Bye-Bye Wall Street Journal

Here's the letter I will be sending to the editors of the Wall Street Journal shortly. To The Editors of the Wall Street Journal: After 34 years of being a subscriber, I have decided that it’s time for me to cancel my subscription to the Journal.  The last eight years have been very eye-opening to me, …

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Schadenfreude, Anyone?

Revenge is sweet. It is well-known that Donald Trump is not favored by either the editors or the Leftist so-called news reporters of the Wall Street Journal. This post’s header photo says a lot. They positively gloated when he was convicted by a biased Manhattan jury on charges that would never have been allowed anywhere …

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Ashamed and Angry, in Equal Measure: My letter to the Editors of the Wall Street Journal

This afternoon, I dashed off a long letter to the editors of the Wall Street Journal, of which I have been a subscriber since 1991.  I am angry at them for all the news they have been ignoring, news that is extremely alarming for this country.  I would love to hear the thoughts of my …

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Fed up with the Wall Street Journal

Once again, the young leftists writing the news stories in the Journal just have to get in a dig at America.  In an article about the riots in France, brought about "After Police Kill Teenager" (get the headline-you have to read more to know that the teenager in question fled from a traffic stop), they …

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Communist China’s Central Planners Stumped?

The most salient characteristic of communism is the government ownership and control of the means of production.  This signifies that private ownership of businesses is rare, or absent entirely.  And the economy is not the only feature of a society that communist governments seek to control.  The press, education, religion (if it is allowed at …

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Hey, YouTube! Don’t Be Evil. STOP the censorship!

Most of us are well aware that YouTube, its parent, Google, and other Big Tech companies have been quite blatant about their censorship of non-leftist voices.  Those voices include doctors, scientists, and politicians who don't toe the Leftist, Government-approved line.  An especially egregious example of this censorship took place recently.  An op-ed in the Wall …

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Calling out the Wall Street Journal

I have been a subscriber to the Wall Street Journal, both print and online editions since 1991.  In the past week, I have come to doubt their editorial and news policies.  We have been reminded that the News and Editorial parts of the Journal are entirely separate, and mostly that has been true.  Since the …

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My letter to the Editors of the Wall Street Journal

This is the letter I just sent off to the editors of the Wall Street Journal. My respect for their paper, and now, their editors, has been lowered a few notches. Dear Editors:We supporters of President Donald Trump, and the President himself, have, for the past four years been slimed, de-platformed, tortured, slammed, fired from …

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Dispatches from Furlough, Day Ten

Well, it's the final day of my enforced "vacation", and I guess the last vacation from work I will take in my working life.  Boy, that thought just hit me.  I have had some time to think over that voluntary-separation offer I received, and I am now planning on some negotiations with my supervisors.  I …

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