In the history of mankind, many republics have risen, have flourished for a less or greater time, and then have fallen because their citizens lost the power of governing themselves and thereby of governing their state. TR

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Why JD Vance backs Trump: He kept us out of war

As President Biden, the US national security apparatus and its backers in the Washington establishment embed the United States deeper and deeper into the war between Russia and Ukraine, Sen. JD Vance says he is backing Donald Trump because it’s the kind of policy he would oppose. Vance writes in the Wall Street Journal: Bipartisan foreign policy consensus has led the country astray many times.

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Trump sues Bob Woodward

It’s incredible that conservatives sit down to talk with liberal reporters who hate them and who will use the interviews to burn them. Is it really better to participate in these things and try to get your version of events with hostile reporters? The Hill writes: Former President Trump is suing journalist Bob Woodward over interview recordings that Trump alleges he didn’t agree could be

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Did Hunter have a read of dad’s classified documents

Maybe the documents came home because they were good for business. Or maybe Hunter stumbled upon them looking for his crack pipe. According to the New York Post: A Hunter Biden email sent to an American aluminum company and promising information on Russian oligarchs is raising fresh concerns about the first son’s access to classified documents recently discovered in his father’s Wilmington, Del., home as

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Obama’s office won’t say if he’s looking for classified documents

There’s a big problem with looking. They might find some. According to Fox News: Former President Barack Obama’s office declined to answer questions about whether it is searching for classified documents at his residences after documents have now been found in the homes and offices of President Biden, former President Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence. “We have nothing for you at this time,”

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How lunch bucket Joe cashed in big

Joe Biden didn’t run for president in 2016. But he didn’t waste his time staying poor. Because why carry a lunch bucket when you can do expense account lunches at steakhouses? According to the New York Post: When Joe Biden was a US senator he referred to himself as “one of the poorest members” of Congress. But his fortunes rose precipitously following his years as

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Newspapers suffering from post-Trump hangover

They didn’t like him, but he gave them miles of great copy. And apparently, kept them employed. Who wants to read about Joe Biden? According to the Washington Free Beacon: The Washington Post began to lay off some employees on Tuesday, less than a week after billionaire owner Jeff Bezos made an appearance at a newsroom meeting. The paper is eliminating 20 existing positions and

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Video | Biden wants cops to shoot people in the leg

Let’s put him on the street in a uniform with some raging 200-pound lunatic coming at him. LIke this one. That’s why cops don’t shoot to injure. pic.twitter.com/g0P374AziZ — Marina Medvin 🇺🇸 (@MarinaMedvin) January 20, 2023

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White House ditches Biden transparence vow

Oh well, enough of that. When there’s something to hide, you can’t be transparent. According to the Washington Times: President Biden pledged on his first day in office to “bring transparency and truth back to government,” but this White House has repeatedly fallen far short of that standard in dealing with his mishandling of government secrets. The president and his lieutenants have dodged questions, stonewalled

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Kamala Harris goes to southern Arizona but skips the border

She probably doesn’t want to see how she’s doing with her role of finding the “root causes” of the crisis. According to a Fox News report filed before her appearance: Vice President and border czar Kamala Harris won’t visit the border during her trip to Arizona Thursday. The vice president will travel to Tonopah, Arizona, which is about 100 miles away from the southern border

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