Yes, he is supposed to be a Christian– a Southern Baptist, in fact– but his performance as House Speaker has been a huge disappointment. A Tucker Carlson interview with Marjorie Taylor Greene has made the rounds; and the question is raised as to whether he is being blackmailed. It should […]
Tag: Debt
Laying Out The Case Against Trump
This interview took place before Ron DeSantis withdrew from the presidential race yesterday. Congressman Massie is a good man; and in this video, he takes some fair shots at Trump, and probably a couple of unfair shots. He is correct that the electorate might turn against the former president presuming […]
JP Morgan Chase CEO Speaks Truth
I have not been a big fan of Jamie Dimon. But he is right about a lot of things in this video clip; and the sentiments he expresses are on target:
Should the Nation of Israel Be Extending Financial Aid to the United States?
In the midst of the war pitting Hamas vs. the nation of Israel, both the Republicans and democratic socialists in Washington overwhelmingly agree that it is imperative for the United States to extend a financial aid package to Israel. A bill has been developed and passed the House that extends […]
Jim Jordan’s Obstacles
Many conservatives like Jim Jordan because of his swagger and his apparent willingness to fight for what is right. The concern, however, is that of late he tends not to deliver the goods. Jordan is, however, the best potential US House Speaker we might have at this point to right […]
It Was Christianity That Produced Emphasis on Human Dignity and Rights
Dave Brat is a former congressman who has an administrative position at Liberty University. His field is economics. He raises an alarm that our elites and our uniparty are producing deficits and a level of debt that is going to lead to immense hardship. He argues that previously our economic […]
Thom Tillis’ Justification for Voting in Favor of the Debt Ceiling Deal
I sent Thom Tillis an e-mail message asking him to oppose the debt ceiling bill. He came back with a form response justifying his vote in favor of the bill. (Ted Budd, to his credit, voted against it.) Here are excerpts from Tillis’ letter: Without Congressional action to raise or […]