Month: January 2025

It’s 2025. Can the left stop promoting the worst versions of the female sex now, please? The fires engulfing Los Angeles are devastating and heartbreaking and also the most “California” thing to happen in the state obsessed with promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion over competence. When you see the flames destroy homes and businesses, it’s impossible not to be …

ROOKE: The Left Loves Incompetent Women; Now LA Is Engulfed In Flames Read More »

“Lives depend on it,” said incoming Senate Majority Whip John Barasso. He’s urging confirmation of President Trump’s national security team of Kash Patel for FBI Director, Tulsi Gabbard for DNI, and Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense. He wants Mike Waltz appointed as national security advisor. Barasso wants serious people swiftly sworn into office on January 20—as we …

Time To Get Real Read More »

President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday sarcastically thanked President Joe Biden for leaving him “no water” in fire hydrants amid devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, and “no money” in the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). He posted on Truth Social, “NO WATER IN THE FIRE HYDRANTS, NO MONEY IN FEMA. THIS IS WHAT JOE BIDEN IS …

Trump Thanks Biden for Leaving Him No Water in Hydrants, No Money in FEMA Read More »

We have repeatedly warned that with their savings – and especially “emergency covid savings” – gone or nearly gone, Biden admin savings data manipulation notwithstanding… … US consumers had no choice but to max out their credit cards in order to “extend and pretend” their moment of purchasing greatness, or as we called one month ago, their last hurrah (see In “Last …

Klarnageddon: Consumer Credit Card Debt Unexpectedly Plummets At Rate Signaling Deep Recession Read More »

As RedState reported, parts of Los Angeles are now facing an apocalyptic series of wildfires, none of which have been contained as of this writing. To make matters worse, firefighters started running out of water early Wednesday morning. Meanwhile, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, a Democrat, is currently on a taxpayer-funded trip to Ghana to attend the …

The Press and Democrats Mocked Trump Over Wildfires, Now the Receipts Loom Large Read More »

OH, PLEASE. In an exit interview with USA Today published on Wednesday, outgoing President Joe Biden did a double backflip off the top rung, claiming he “meant what I said” when he repeatedly pledged not to pardon his nefarious son, Hunter Biden, only to then say he hoped the beyond-controversial pardon didn’t set a precedent for future …

Biden Says He ‘Meant What I Said’ About Not Pardoning Hunter… Before He ‘Found Out Two Factors’ Read More »

Over the last few decades, America’s education system has profoundly changed, influenced by cultural shifts and federal policies. While these hopefully well-intentioned efforts have sought to address equity and inclusion, the outcomes of these initiatives reveal significant pitfalls that demand scrutiny. A recent report by Parents Defending Education (PDE) sheds light on the scope of these efforts. …

Equity vs. Excellence: How Modern Education Policies Are Failing Students Read More »

SALISBURY, Md. – Officials will hold a public meeting to discuss development of a dog park at the Wicomico County Welcome Center and Leonard’s Mill Park on Wednesday, Jan. 15 at 5 p.m. Representatives from Becker Morgan will present design options for public feedback. The meeting will be held at the Wicomico Civic Center in Salisbury. The …

Public meeting regarding dog park development postponed to Jan. 15 Read More »

‘I will demand that this incompetent governor allow beautiful, clean, fresh water to FLOW INTO CALIFORNIA! He is the blame for this’ President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday slammed Democrat California Gov. Gavin Newsom for not just failing to address issues that could have help minimize the raging wildfires that are destroying communities there this week, …

‘The ultimate price is being paid’: Trump shreds Gavin Newsom for ‘gross incompetence’ on raging fires Read More »

Governor continues to enjoy high job approval, but survey shows some softening of support A majority of Marylanders oppose tax increases to erase a nearly $3 billion budget deficit projected for the coming fiscal year, a political challenge — and risk — for Gov. Wes Moore (D). The results of a poll released Tuesday by Annapolis-based Gonzales …

Poll: Taxes to erase deficits pose political problem for Moore Read More »