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Uncommon Sense

California has some of the toughest gun laws in the nation.  They’re called “common sense” gun laws by the politicians responsible for creating them and are presumably designed to make people safer and save lives. Other states are looking toward California as a model to copy, so these laws could

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A Great Responsibility

Here’s what I want to know: Why isn’t Mike Johnson president?  Seriously.  How much worse does Biden have to get before someone declares him incompetent? For years they claimed he was the poster boy for good mental health.  “He’s the best Joe Biden ever”, they said.  Then the debate happened,

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Much Ado About Nothing

On election night, around 11:00pm local time, I along with tens of millions of other Americans, breathed a heavy sigh of relief.  Because at that moment, it became mathematically impossible for Kamala Harris to be elected President. When I woke up the next morning, the day seemed just a little

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What’s Your Sign?

Back in 2016, when Trump was running for president the first time, I was talking to a lady from my neighborhood.  She was complaining that two of her neighbors had put Trump signs in their front yards. I told her that, as I see it, having people plant political signs

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WE the People

President Trump announced at a recent rally that, if elected, he will call for an automatic death penalty if an illegal alien kills an American citizen.  And the crowd went wild. It’s a great sound bite, but Trump isn’t going to gain or lose voters with a statement like that. 

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Election Flawed 2024

I’ll admit, as I watch the countdown to the upcoming election, I get a sense that Trump’s momentum is building while Kamala’s supporters are starting to wake up to the fact that she’s an idiot. I want to be optimistic.  I should be optimistic.  But I’m not. If it were

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Cultural Annihilation

In the late 80’s and early 90’s I lived outside of Atlanta.  At the time, I did some driving through one of the suburbs of the city.  I can’t recall which one it was.  I remembered it as being a quaint little southern town with local shops selling southern-themed gifts

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