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VIDEO – TUCKER CARLSON – WHY ARE THE DEMOCRATS SO ANGRY ?

Sunday, February 14th, 2021

 

VIDEO – TUCKER CARLSON – FEBRUARY 11, 2021   WHY ARE THE DEMOCRATS SO ANGRY?
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THE FOREVER WARS OF THE MIDDLE EAST

Sunday, October 13th, 2019

 

Controversy is swirling throughout Washington on President Trump’s decision to withdraw a small number of U.S. Troops from the Turkish/Syrian border.  The commentary below will give you some idea just how complicated the controversy  of the entire Middle East is.  Many Americans are tired of hearing about the constant fighting that has been going on in the Middle East for eons.    You be the judge on what you think our American policy should be.
Nancy  Trump 2020 !

October 13, 2019 

MY CORNER by Boyd Cathey

President Trump Is Right On Syria!

The unified foreign policy establishment in Washington, the Deep State politicos—from Lindsey Graham and Lynne Cheney in Congress, to the frenzied Never Trumpers like Peggy Noonan in The Wall Street Journal, [“he’s (Trump) all impulse, blithely operating out of his depth”], to the near totality of the progressivist Left (e.g. Chuck Schumer, Diane Feinstein, and others), have come together (as they always will) to protect their sacred commitment to globalism and, this time, in fanatical opposition to President Trump’s decision to finally withdraw American support troops from northeastern Syria.
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VIDEO – MARCO RUBIO ON THE SENATE FLOOR SPEAKING ON DEBATE DECORUM

Thursday, February 9th, 2017

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PHOTOS – REPUBLICAN CONVENTION 2016 – DAY 3

Friday, July 29th, 2016

 

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Governor Mike Pense of Indiana

Governor Mike Pence of Indiana

Mike Pence and family  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3pW27TMgr4

Mike Pence and family www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3pW27TMgr4%5B/caption%5D

Governor Mike Pense of Indiana www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3pW27TMgr4

 

[caption id="attachment_17656" align="alignnone" width="448"]Donald Trump and Mike Pense Donald Trump and Mike Pence

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Mike Pence and family

Mike Pence and family

Senator Ted Cruz of Texas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDhqM9ZnVmI

Senator Ted Cruz of Texas
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[caption id="attachment_17660" align="alignnone" width="448"]Senator Marco Rubio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjwFw0WfB-I Senator Marco Rubio
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[caption id="attachment_17661" align="alignnone" width="448"]Laura Ingraham  ********** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqNhDVcvrsg (She definitely brought down the house with this one ! )  Laura Ingraham **********
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(She definitely brought down the house with this one ! )

Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsz61dalaHY

Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin
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[caption id="attachment_17664" align="alignnone" width="448"]Florida Governor Rick Scott https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uINk3fZ2cfY Florida Governor Rick Scott
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[caption id="attachment_17665" align="alignnone" width="448"]Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rugledge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7Z1OOvBDPs Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rugledge
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[caption id="attachment_17666" align="alignnone" width="372"]Colonel Eileen Collins, Ret, Former Commander, U.S. Space Shuttle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36lvD-EEpZg Colonel Eileen Collins, Ret, Former Commander, U.S. Space Shuttle
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[caption id="attachment_17669" align="alignnone" width="448"]Darrell Scott, Senior Pastor, New Spirit Revival Center Ministries https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2FquR7XaaQ Darrell Scott, Senior Pastor, New Spirit Revival Center Ministries
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[caption id="attachment_17670" align="alignnone" width="345"]Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin

Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina

Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina

Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina

Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina

Sandra Henson of Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Sandra Henson of Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Nick Vaughan of North Carolina

Nick Vaughan of North Carolina

From the left:  Ted Hicks and Rod Chaney of North Carolina

From the left: Ted Hicks and Rod Chaney of North Carolina

From the left:  Zan Bunn,  President, North Carolina Federation  of Republican Women,  and Linda Devore, a delegate from Fayetteville , North Carolina

From the left: Zan Bunn, President, North Carolina Federation
of Republican Women,
and Linda Devore, a delegate from Fayetteville , North Carolina

From the left:  Nancy Clark, Conservative Women's Forum and Linda Arnold, National Federation of Republican Women, Regent Chair

From the left: Nancy Clark, Conservative Women’s Forum and Linda Arnold, National Federation of Republican Women, Regent Chair

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Martha Jenkins and Doug Isley

Martha Jenkins and Doug Isley

 

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POLITICAL CORRECTNESS – THE ELEPHANT IN THE R OOM

Friday, February 26th, 2016

 

THE WEEKLY STANDARD

The Elephant in the Room

Trump is right about political correctness.

Political correctness is stupid. You disagree? I couldn’t care less. You’re a clown.

Donald Trump is succeeding, we’re told, because he appeals to angry voters — but that’s obvious; tell me more. Why are they angry, and how does he appeal to them? In 2016, Americans want to vote for a person and not a white paper. If you care about America’s fate under Obama, naturally you are angry; voters should distrust a candidate who is not angry.
But there’s more to it than mere anger. Chris Christie was angry, and he’s gone. Trump has hit on important issues — immigration, the economy, appeasement unlimited — in ways that appeal to voters emotionally. There’s nothing wrong with that; I trust someone who feels what I feel more than a person who merely thinks what I think. But though Rubio and Cruz are plainly capable of connecting with voters emotionally, Trump is way ahead — for many reasons, but the most important is obvious and virtually ignored.
Political correctness. Trump hasn’t made it a campaign theme exactly, but he mentions it often with angry disgust. Reporters, pundits, and the other candidates treat it as a sideshow, a handy way for Trump (King Kong Jr.) to smack down the pitiful airplanes that attack him as he bestrides his mighty tower, roaring. But the analysts have it exactly backward. Political correctness is the biggest issue facing America today. Even Trump has just barely faced up to it. The ironic name disguises the real nature of this force, which ought to be called invasive leftism or thought-police liberalism or metastasized progressivism. The old-time American mainstream, working- and middle-class white males and their families, is mad as hell about political correctness and the havoc it has wreaked for 40 years — havoc made worse by the flat refusal of most serious Republicans to confront it. Republicans rarely even acknowledge its existence as the open wound it really is; a wound that will fester forever until someone has the nerve to heal it — or the patient succumbs. To watch young minorities protest their maltreatment on fancy campuses when your own working life has seen, from the very start, relentless discrimination in favor of minorities—such events can make people a little testy.
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TRUMP IS KILLING CRUZ

Thursday, February 25th, 2016

 

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Trump Is Killing Cruz

Ted Cruz had a plausible election strategy, until Donald Trump stole it.

Ted Cruz has to be wondering: What happened?
In the wake of his third-place finish in Nevada, Mr. Cruz’s case for himself is: Don’t forget Iowa. He has come a long way.
In the fall of 2013, the freshman Texas senator rolled the dice so boldly that the biggest congressional Texan of all time, Lyndon Johnson, would have been agog. Sen. Cruz, with the whole Republican Party raging at him, pulled off a shutdown of the U.S. government. He publicized the shutdown with a 21-hour speech on the Senate floor, attacking other Republicans for not joining his Pickett’s charge against ObamaCare, then a federal law.
Ted Cruz knew amid this GOP chaos that he was going to run for president in 2016. He had the game plan in hand.
The plan was to make a household name for himself as the Republican Party’s best-known outsider. A narrative back then held that a deep wave of anger at the party’s leadership was building in the heartland. Ted Cruz was going to personally deepen the anger and then ride it.
It would surface with a victory in Iowa, which he got, build in South Carolina, and then surge through Super Tuesday and especially Texas with an unstoppable number of Cruz delegates fished from this angry Republican sea of outsiders—tea partiers, anti-immigrant voters, pro-Snowden libertarians, evangelicals and anyone foaming mad at Barack Obama. The mad-as-hell vote.
It was a plausible primary strategy, elegant even in its mathematical inevitability, despite the crushed-glass content.
Until Donald Trump stole the whole thing.
Sen. Cruz, the self-designed outsider, is getting killed by the outsider from hell.
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THE NOMINEE WE DESERVE ?

Monday, January 25th, 2016

 

 

THE WEEKLY STANDARD

The Nominee We Deserve?

Do Republicans deserve to lose? Consider the state of play as we write this in late January, just days from the first GOP nominating contests.
The Republican frontrunner is a longtime liberal whose worldview might best be described as an amalgam of pop-culture progressivism and vulgar nationalism. His campaign rallies are orgies of self-absorption, dominated by juvenile insults of those who criticize him and endless boasting about his poll numbers.

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Do Republicans deserve to lose? Consider the state of play as we write this in late January, just days from the first GOP nominating contests.
The Republican frontrunner is a longtime liberal whose worldview might best be described as an amalgam of pop-culture progressivism and vulgar nationalism. His campaign rallies are orgies of self-absorption, dominated by juvenile insults of those who criticize him and endless boasting about his poll numbers. He’s a narcissist and a huckster, an opportunist who not only failed to join conserv­atives in the big fights about the size and scope of government over the past several decades but, to the extent he was even aware of such battles, was often funding the other side, with a long list of contributions to the liberals most responsible for the dire state of affairs in the country, including likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
In short, he’s an opposition researcher’s dream. But Republicans have spent tens of millions of dollars on political advertising this cycle and virtually none of it has targeted Donald Trump. He is poised to glide into the early-state contests having largely avoided the kind of sustained paid-media attacks that bring down candidates with far fewer vulnerabilities.
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VIDEO – MARCO RUBIO ANSWERS AN ATHEIST’S QUESTION

Wednesday, January 20th, 2016

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VIDEO – MARCO RUBIO ON WORLD EVENTS

Friday, January 8th, 2016

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VIDEO – MARCO RUBIO’S BLISTERING SPEECH ON OBAMA’S ASSAULT ON ISRAEL

Saturday, March 21st, 2015

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