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Category Archives: politics
Not even the White House can speak the truth
I’m worried for our country, and I’m worried for our freedoms, especially our freedom of speech. Kayleigh McEnany is brilliant, and maybe we’d be better off having her as president than Trump. Beauty, intelligence and a strong personality. But even … Continue reading
Elk Park destroyed
When I read, at Amren, that rioters had set fire to the historic elk statue in downtown Portland, I decided to head over there to survey the damage. There was no sign of the statue itself; I was told that … Continue reading
The Biden interview
Biden has taken a lot of heat, and has just apologized, for proclaiming, “I’ll tell you, if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or for Trump, then you ain’t black.” At this point, I understand the … Continue reading
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Donald Trump: America’s third black president
Don’t we love it when animals seem to act like humans? We see videos of lions adopting baby antelopes, or dogs teaching babies how to crawl and we get warm, fuzzy, feelings of how these animals are “just like us.” This … Continue reading
The Portland Free-Speech rally
While I support President Trump’s efforts to “make America great again,” I’m not exactly a gung-ho Trump supporter. But yesterday’s rally was primarily about free speech, so I was inclined to attend. When I learned that Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler was … Continue reading
I finally watched Trump’s speech to Congress
It took me a few days, due to a heavy work schedule, but I finally got around to watching the entire speech. Overall, I was very impressed. I was impressed because Trump struggles with the English language; he’s not alway … Continue reading
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Back from vacation
Last year, I visited Costa Rica, and there was a screw up on my return flight. To compensate for my inconvenience, Aero Mexico put me up in a hotel for the night, provided me some meal vouchers, and gave me a … Continue reading
What is the National Policy Institute’s policy toward Jews?
I’ve never attended an NPI conference. My impression has been that there’s a lot of overlap between NPI and Amren conferences; they feature some of the same speakers, and the president/director of NPI, Richard Spencer, has spoken at Amren conferences … Continue reading
Hillary’s “popular vote”
A recent headline reads: Hillary Clinton Won Popular Vote By Almost 2 Million — Can Trump Still Be President? The article continues: Nearly a week since the presidential election, all the ballots have yet to be counted, and yet it’s already been … Continue reading
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