Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but DELIVER US FROM EVIL.
For Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever and ever. Amen †
Trumpsolution #1 Increase Visibility:
Trumpsolution #2 But visibility doesn’t have to be fancy (or unlawful): (more…)
The latest MSM meme is to proclaim that Donald Trump’s supporters will not show up at the polls. My, how they have no friggin’ idea how much Cold Anger exists:
Never forget, the exact words used now to attack the candidacy of Donald J Trump are the identical words the power-elite used in the 1980 republican primary to attack candidate Ronald Reagan:
[…] Reagan is a serious challenge to the old discredited order. Those who underestimate him, do so at great risk.
♦ Executive orders are those dictatorial fiats from the White House that contain an origin, at least as regarded by the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC), founded in law.
♦ “Executive actions” are the term-two preferences of President Obama and constitute dictatorial fiats that are not constitutionally based, not legal, not supported by the OLC, and will not eventually hold up under legal challenge. The key word is “eventually”.
The Obama “executive actions” are political decisions intentionally constructed and designed to advance an ideology while creating legal conflict. They successfully advance ‘change’ until they are overruled by state and federal courts.
An example of an “executive action” was the Deferred Action for Parents of Americans, or DAPA, amnesty program Obama rolled out in November of 2014. DAPA was an Executive Action, not an Executive Order.
Executive Actions open barn doors. They are never designed/intended to pass legal challenge. They create mostly irreversible consequences.
To the best of our knowledge the entire MSM and professional punditry have yet to recognize the strategic and intentional use of executive action – and explain it to everyone. (more…)
(Via Daily Caller) The tweet caused a social media uproar, now it’s cost someone their job.
The official Twitter account for the Times Square Ball angered a lot of people with one simple hashtag: #BallLivesMatter.
The tweet was up for about half an hour before being deleted, but the damage was done.
Black Lives Matter activists directed their anger at the account, calling for the head of the person who sent the tweet. The next day they got it. (more…)
Sheesh, you just can’t make this stuff up…. A rally to promote non-violence, ends up in fist-a-cuffs between rival factions.
New Jersey – A skirmish broke out between rival activists on the steps of City Hall Wednesday during what had been intended as a demonstration against violence in Newark.
Police were called to the scene after a small crowd began arguing over escalating violence and the city’s attempts to curb it.
The noon press conference was called by a group of activists led by Salaam Ismial, co-chair of the New Jersey Study Commission on Violence, and Abdul Muhammad, a longtime Newark anti-violence activist. In a release announcing the event, the two said they planned to ask Mayor Ras Baraka to “unleash his quality of life plan in addressing ongoing violence facing Newark residents.” (more…)
In the spring of 1976 Presidential Candidate and “outsider” Ronald Reagan lost a close race for the Republican nomination to Candidate “insider” Gerald Ford. Reagan held 1,070 delegates, Ford won with 1,187. However, Ford lost the General election to Jimmy Carter.
At the ’76 convention Mr. Reagan gracefully conceded his loss, and then later outraged the professional political class (GOPe) when he announced his open intention to appeal next time to conservative democrats and conservative independents. History would call these voters “The Reagan Coalition“.
In 1979 candidate Ronald Reagan was true to his word, campaigning on a common sense approach toward populist conservatism, the center-right Reagan Coalition came together.
