Watching wild card weekend was not only great entertainment, but it was also encouraging. No one kneeled during the anthem, and players are once again huddling to pray after the game. Best of all, after an interception, as the entire defensive team ran to the end zone to stage a celebratory dance, the cameras cut away.
NFL fans hate these displays. It never happens in baseball, hockey or basketball, and it should be shunned in football as well.
Go 9ers.
Joe Biden wasn’t elected, He was selected. And he’s past his useful life. So he’s expendable. So they get Kamala as President,
Now what? I don’t think they know.
What are they thinking?
They all smoke dope and sing
“Imagine there’s no countries
It’s not hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too.”
In 2015 George Soros launched his campaign against Article V. The BBA movement and the Wolf-PAC movement for campaign finance reform had both been motoring along, and he stopped them both. When he stopped the BBA in Montana it was a blow from which we never recovered. Wolf-PAC hasn’t made any progress in eight years.
Any Article V effort will struggle to overcome Soros’ opposition. His method is simple: bribery. He offers money to Democratic legislative leadership PACs. It’s quid pro quo. Kill Article V in your state legislature, and I’ll give you all the campaign donations you want.
Five years ago, in my blog entry of April 2, 2018, I swore we would beat Soros. And we will.
Kevin McCarthy and colleagues appeared on the Hannity Show this evening, and outlined an ambitious conservative agenda for the next two years. But there was one word I didn’t hear, and one agenda item that was not included. The word was “federalism” and the missing piece of the agenda was Article V.
Forget about any Congress, conservative Republican or not, from touching Article V. It will have to come from the states, and they will have to enforce their constitutional rights in court. If it’s to be done, it needs to be done now. And it needs to start, of all places, in Alaska.
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