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Monthly Archives: December 2018

Trump’s defense: Don’t blame me, I can’t tell right from wrong

Saturday, December 15, 2018

Trump is defending his Stormy Daniels related criminality by claiming that his lawyer should have told him that conspiring to pay her off in order to keep the public from finding out about the affair was wrong. The debate has therefore focused on whether Trump did, indeed, know it was wrong. I once worked on […]

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A few thoughts on the future of the criminal in chief

Saturday, December 15, 2018

Now that Trump has been more or less accused of a crime by his own Justice Department, we must consider where we go from here. There’s been a lot of discussion about indictments, impeachments, etc., and, at times there’s talk as if Trump’s downfall is inevitable. . Things are moving fast, and I may have this all […]

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Say it ain’t so, Joe

Wednesday, December 5, 2018

Joe Biden sayshe’s the most qualified person in the country to be our next president. In my humble opinion, there are very few potential candidates that Trump could beat in 2020. Biden tops the list. Also, if there were a god, I’d be asking him (or her) to please preserve us from Hillary, who has been making […]

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An observation

Tuesday, December 4, 2018

As is well known by now, a Republican candidate for the House from North Carolina committed voter fraudin connection with the election, by “harvesting” absentee ballots and either tossing those that didn’t go his way, or completing incomplete ballots without the voters consent, never mind input: The amazing depth and breadth of apparent absentee voter fraud […]

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Something to investigate

Monday, December 3, 2018

The Democrats will have a lot on their plates once they take over in the House. There’s plenty to investigate. Here’s hoping they won’t forget to haul the corrupt Ajit Pai of the FCC before one or more committees, and look into the FCC’s handling of the process through which he did away with net […]

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