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MICE and the Corruption of Joe Biden

“MICE” is an acronym used to understand the motives behind why someone would betray their country.  It stands for Money, Ideology, Coercion and Ego.  Ultimately, the cause of someone committing treason will boil down to one or more of those four reasons. Unless you’re purposely trying to stay ignorant, you

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The Grand Delusion

It seems that every issue in the country today is black and white with no room in the middle for compromise.  Here are some examples: All Lives Matter.  Black Lives Matter. The election was stolen.  The election was fair. Biden is losing his mind.  Biden will be an excellent president.

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Appearance of Guilt

For just a bit, let’s ignore things like statistical anomalies, voting machines connected to the Internet, truckloads of ballots shipped across state lines, ineligible people voting, broken chains of custody, ballot stuffing and the thousands of people who have sworn that they witnessed election fraud.  Let’s put all that aside

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California Conservatives and the Texas Lawsuit

I know, I know.  The term California Conservatives sounds like an oxymoron.  I assure you it’s not.  People think of California and they think “freaking Liberals”.  But while we may be on the left side of the country, we’re definitely not all on the Left. According to the somewhat dubious

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Blind Faith

Let me see a show of hands…how many of you reading this were at child at one point or another in your life?  Hold them high…good…1,2,3…OK.  That looks like just about everyone. I want you to remember back to a conversation I’m sure we all had with our parents at

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COVID Goggles

I’m sure everyone has heard of “Beer Goggles”.  It’s the idea that the more beer you drink, the better people look, and sometimes you end up spending the night with someone who doesn’t look quite as attractive when you wake up in the morning.  When you drink a lot of

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The Pursuit of Happiness

Governor Andrew Cuomo (NY) said earlier this year, “And if everything we do saves just one life, I’ll be happy.”  The concept here is pretty simple, it’s OK to put the interests of a single person over the interests of everyone else.  Unfortunately, this seems to be the prevailing school

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Inconceivable

This year we’ve seen multiple huge things happen this year that, in a typical year, would be the story of the decade.  Looking at the last 12 months, it’s difficult to wrap my head around everything because the enormity of what’s happening is inconceivable. It’s inconceivable that so many people

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