Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
Here they come, pulling around the block in parade floats, flanked in front and behind by enthusiastic supporters handing out fliers and candy. They’re the 2024 candidates for whatever office — Legislature, Congress, Sheriff, Governor, President. They might work the sidewalk, shaking hands, hoping to gain that human connection that will win
Continue readingUncomfortable Questions for Candidates on the 4th of July
I know how you feel. You’re watching the political ads and wondering why anyone bothers to play the game knowing that our election process is little more than a third-world façade. You’ve been researching, sharing, and exposing election fraud for two years to a tone-deaf audience who cares little and understands less.
Let’s get one thing clear. I will never vote for Lisa Murkowski, and I hope everyone in Alaska will join me in retiring her very soon. That then begs the question: Who should we vote for? The quick answer is anyone else, and a lot of people I respect have settled on
I voted for Bill Clinton once. I’m not proud of it. At the time, I didn’t put much thought into voting decisions; he was the Democrat, and Republicans were the bad guys. I bought what he was selling and went on with my life. A few years later the tables turned. I
My wife and I have a saying: The next big thing. It’s is a term we use to describe something on the horizon that we need to prepare for, and it could be anything. The next big thing for us could be something important to a few key people, like an upcoming