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This was as much an “error” as the shooting of President Trump in Pennsylvania was a hunting accident.  WILL CNN NBC, CB...
07/21/2026

This was as much an “error” as the shooting of President Trump in Pennsylvania was a hunting accident. WILL CNN NBC, CBS cover this story? Probably not

Four hundred non-citizens were able to cast ballots in the state in 2023.

HOLY COWThe New York Times editorial board sounds like it gulped a dose  of a conservative elixir forcing the leftist op...
06/11/2026

HOLY COW
The New York Times editorial board sounds like it gulped a dose of a conservative elixir forcing the leftist opinion makers to adopt what seems like- a common-sense position on counting election ballots. The Times wrote this week:
“With California refusing to change its system and a few other states having similar problems, the appropriate remedy is a federal law. That law should establish Election Day as the deadline for mail-in ballots to arrive and set basic standards for efficient vote counting.”
The Times is admitting that liberal California…along with other Democrat-run states are failing in election integrity and doing zero to inspire voter confidence in the fairness election outcomes
If California’s electoral system is so bad that it has the NY Times complaining about it – then we know the problem is dreadfully real and needs to be addressed. The Times goes further in its new found GOP approach to election fairness – it does not trust the state’s politicians to make appropriate changes to ballot counting – it wants the federal government to set the rules. I’m not sure Congress or any other federal authority is equipped to make appropriate changes – I suspect Congressional Democrats will not agree to do anything that curtails the Blue State’s right to cheat.
The Times offers as examples of “good” states that count ballots efficiently and with slightly less taint of fraud – two are Florida and Michigan. Florida, I get. Michigan… not so much – but it is a blue state and the Times has to how its true colors. Michigan’s voting process was so corrupt that it required a 2020 overhaul – but now 750,000 petitioners are fighting for more changes to secure voting integrity, including updating the vote ID law in MI… which is reported to be riddled with loopholes. The petitioners are grappling to get a secure voting referendum on the November ballot. Good Luck
If the NY Times is upset with California’s voting system, it has to be terrible. And if the Times can inspire even some minimal change in vote counting and ballot harvesting, the incremental win would be welcome.
Of course, the Times being who they are these days, could not nudge the Democrats to do what is right without aiming a howitzer at the Republicans, and completely mischaracterizing the GOP SAVE ACT while tacitly endorsing voter fraud.
Insisting on a rapid counting of votes is the right thing on the merits, and it would send a signal that Democrats care about government efficiency and transparency. It would present a contrast with Republicans, whose preferred election bill, known as the SAVE America Act, is mostly an effort to make it harder to vote by creating onerous identification standards. Democrats can instead be the party pushing for secure and accessible voting, followed by competent and fair counting.”
How do we get to secure voting if we don’t know if the people voting are legal citizens. I guess for the Times, we just have to trust the people who show up to the polling booth or turn in a Vote by Mail ballot. How is that working so far?

Taking a week to count votes is doing it wrong.

THE RICH PEOPLE THE DEMS WON’T DENIGRATE The Party of Envy and Resentment  - the Democrat Socialists led by AOC, Bernie ...
05/29/2026

THE RICH PEOPLE THE DEMS WON’T DENIGRATE
The Party of Envy and Resentment - the Democrat Socialists led by AOC, Bernie Sanders and Mayor Mamdani – rails against corporate billionaires like Jeff Bezos –as part of their propaganda effort to twist the minds of those who don’t understand economics or taxes – to hate wealthy and successful people – especially if they are white men. What you will not hear from the anti-capitalist/socialists (most of whom are quite wealthy themselves) are rants against uber-wealthy athletes. Forbes just published a list of the top earners from the sports world in 2025
Soccer legend Christiano Ronaldo led the list with $300 million earned in 2025 from play on the field and his off-field earnings; Boxer Carlos Alvarez was a distant second with combined earnings of $170 million. LA Lakers Basketball star LeBron James was fourth on the list - taking in $137.8 million and in 5th place is LA Dodgers phenom Shohei Otani, who hauled in $127. 6 million followed by NBA basketball player Stephan Curry, who took in $124.7 million
No one in the top 50 of sports earning sports stars made less than $54 million in 2025. I imagine even for wealthy, capitalist-hating leftist Democrats, that’s too much money for one person to have ( except for them and their backers, like George Soros ( 2025 net worth of $7.2 billion or Democrat Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker who has an estimated net worth of approximately $3.7 billion, )
Why are the “selfish athletes” not tarred and feathered with the same brush leftists used to slime corporate millionaires and billionaires? And how does the Forbes list damage AOC’s irrational claim that “no one can make a billion dollars” – without mistreating employees and consumers.
One reason why leftists give a pass to athletes is that many of them are minorities: black or Latino or of mixed race, or women. It’s easier to bash the little-known white guy whose busy innovating and creating jobs for others….than it is to bash LeBron James, who is adored by millions. Fame cancels net worth, I suppose.
How much do these athletes pay in taxes? Are they paying their fair share, as defined by bombastic Bernie and his protegee – the economically ignorant mayor of NYC – or AOC – who somehow graduated college – and got elected to the House, knowing nothing about economics – or working people?
Oh well.

See Forbes' 2026 list of the world's highest-paid athletes, featuring a record payday by Cristiano Ronaldo, plus other sports stars who made at least $100 million.

The Trenton Democrats and Gov Sherrill’s administration are finally waking up to the reality that Gov. Murphy’s ego driv...
05/21/2026

The Trenton Democrats and Gov Sherrill’s administration are finally waking up to the reality that Gov. Murphy’s ego driven idea to host the World Cup – and put his wife in charge of the host committee was a terrible idea financially. Now the state is scrambling to offset the huge costs of an event that will NOT bring in anywhere near the projected revenue that FIFA and the Murphy administration promised. One bad idea follows another in NJ. The first bad idea was playing hose to the Cup and then negotiating a very bad deal for the state taxpayers. The second bad idea is to temporarily raise sales taxes… there is no such thing as a temporary tax in the Garden State. If sales taxes were an issue why did Murphy agree to FIFA demands that there be no sales tax on tickets for the soccer games in MetLife Stadium. By a rough calculation, that will cost the state more than $5 million in revenue for each game played in the Meadowlands. How desperate was Murphy to host this extravaganza for his millionaire buddies….they are the only ones who can afford to go. Where is Murphy now ? And Mrs. Murphy?

New Jersey lawmakers signal opposition to a proposal to raise the sales tax to 9.6% to help cover costs for the 2026 World Cup.

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