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(9)Nuh Uh.
(2)The left knows that it’s ideas are generally rejected, in spite of pervasive media bombardment the up is down, bad is good, and certainly the inverse.
Instead of successfully lobbying the public with good ideas, or even providing proof that the principles of the Republican party are bad for the state, the oft inebriated Attorney General has unleashed the hammer of government on those who oppose her and her allies in Lansing. Instead of opposing specific policies, the use of the state’s policing mechanism has been weaponized like that of the FBI under lets go Brandon in its attack of all things Trump.
Never would I have imagined we would be in this place in my lifetime. And while I wait for the battering ram at my door, I think I will take up painting.
I call this one “Banana Boat”
Peace out.
(9)Nuh Uh.(1)This is what we need in Michigan and across the nation.
The law is the law. If an AG or prosecutor can broadly declare they won’t follow the law, how can they be trusted to uphold their oath?
(8)Nuh Uh.(1)Following the 2020 election, the feeling of something being very wrong in this country hit its pinnacle with millions of Americans.
Over the years, we have endured an increasing more corrupt government, a dishonest media, a rigged financial system, increased crime, and a drastic loss of civil liberties, and Draconian corporate censorship. So much has happened and from so many different angles, that it has become difficult to keep up with it all.
Yet throughout this assault on the hard-working majority, by a well-funded and well-publicized lunatic fringe, Americans have kept the faith and kept fighting for their liberties. Such is the case with grassroots activists fighting for our freedoms, best exemplified by Michigan State Rep. Matt Maddock.
(13)Nuh Uh.(5)This post is going to be a little bit of what happened to me yesterday (and I’m pretty sure that some of you will be able to relate to it) and a little bit from my inbox.
I finally had a chance to spend some time with my friends over the weekend whom I haven’t seen in a while due to the unknown virus from unspecified origin ™. To put it very, mildly things didn’t go very smoothly.
These are friends (and they still are) that I’ve had going back several decades now. We don’t see eye-to-eye on all things politically. Despite that, we still got along over all that time and doing things that friends normally do for one another like helping each other out here and there and attending each other’s family events.
That ended about two years ago when they went into pretty much full lockdown mode, not wanting to have anything to do with anyone. Until last weekend, any attempts to meet earlier have crashed and burned when they would only agree to meet if certain ”precautions” were taken (mask wearing, “vaccine” status, meeting only in medically “safe” parts of the state, etc.).
I’m not 100% sure of what had changed.
Quite honestly, I didn’t care.
They were still my friends and I was still interested in meeting with them after they had finally agreed to drop their ludicrous conditions.
As sad as that is for them, how they choose to live their own lives is their concern. I had been living my life as close to normal as I could without succumbing to the fear and paranoia created by the propaganda promulgated by the government.
Speaking of which…
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(3)Nuh Uh.(2)
(8)Nuh Uh.(0)I commented last week regarding President Trump’s visit to Washington last week.
Obviously, the legacy media wasn’t going to provide the most glowing coverage of his speech (For the record: They did not).
Oh sure, they had a presence there. Hanging on his every word (along with those speaking there as well). Waiting for that one moment they can glom onto so that they can rebroadcast it as a snippet during the evening news as proof-positive their gaslighting was justified.
Why they consistently fail to display the same level of journalistic integrity when it came to covering “the most popular president in history” ™…well, I’ll leave that up to you.
See the latest example below:
Allow me to go into some of what they didn’t report about, and what some of the rationale is behind it.
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(6)Nuh Uh.(1)In the event that anyone happens to catch the “official” version that there were not enough attendees at today’s Trump Rally in Washington, I can tell you first-hand; they are so full of it.
I’m going to follow up more on this later.
Stay tuned.
(5)Nuh Uh.(0)Dear Michigan legislature,
From the US Constitution:
The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of chusing Senators.
Nothing could be more clear.
It does not say “subject to the approval of the governor, or secretary of state”
(12)Nuh Uh.(0)
