Thoughts on Building Walls
Bert Kelly was opposed to protectionism: It was wrong, he said, because it created a situation in which governments granted favours to some, who were greatly enriched, at the expense of others.
USA Politics
Just Days In, Trump Makes Good on Deportation Promise
The reclaiming of America begins.
How Can Britain Get Rid of Starmer?
‘Starmer the Harmer’ prefers to protect the 52 MPs and councillors who have been charged with paedophilia in British courts. This must surely be the tip of the iceberg.
Why Joe Biden Had to Pardon Anthony Fauci
These are the questions that could well have arisen had a federal investigation prompted a retrospective and examination of the career and conduct of Anthony Fauci. And that is why Biden had no choice but to pardon him.
They Are Scapegoating the Climate
Californians have good reason to suspect Newsom is merely trying to find excuses and scapegoats, so that he and his favorite legislators can save their political hides.
Trump 2.0
Woke died. DEI died. Illegal immigration invasion died. Corruption got put on notice. Political weaponisation was exposed. The scales of justice were rebalanced.
The Ousting of Joe Biden
Democrats tell the real story: while gaslighting America about the former president’s health, his own party was anxious to shove him aside.
D Day
On the positive side the next four years will provide wonderful entertainment as we watch the diverse madness of Trump’s constant whims unfold.
Asking the Right Questions About Trump’s Power
Let me give you a hint: exceptions are never decided in the White House.
The Deplorable Ethics of a Preemptive Pardon
It is deplorable for Biden to preemptively pardon Fauci on his last day in office, with so little known about the research NIAID funded in 2019 and voters so clearly eager to learn more. A pardon to preempt an investigation is not a pardon: it is obstruction.
