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DECEMBER 5-6, 2022 GEORGIA ON OUR MINDS: The feared disappointment has come. Georgia Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock has defeated Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker in a runoff election, and will remain United States Senator from Georgia. Warnock received 51.31 percent to Walker's 48.69 percent. So, Georgia, a conservative state, now has two liberal senators. Republicans might contemplate what went wrong. First, you've got to start with a strong candidate. Herschel Walker gave it his best, and never gave up, but he couldn't overcome the image of someone with no political experience. Recruiting candidates for 2024 must start right now. Second, you've got to have a positive program. It's not enough to be against something or someone. Republicans are often seen as lacking real, new ideas. Third, you've got to look at the calendar. The era of the one-day election is over, but only the Democrats have adapted to early voting, voting by mail, and other easy-voting devices. Republicans still like to vote on election day itself. That's like saying that the only desirable way to start a car is by cranking it. Fourth, The Republican Party must be more spirited. It's not enough just to show up with a check for the campaign. One of the best GOP candidates this year was Lee Zeldin, who ran for governor in ultra-blue New York, and almost made it. He was alive, passionate, committed, and always there to help other Republicans. His efforts were critical to New York Republicans taking out four Democratic members of Congress. New York, thanks to Lee, had its own red wave. Fifth, emphasize women. Republican women are particularly dynamic, and a number are sitting in Congress. The Republican Party used to be called the party of green eyeshades. Today's party is alive with women, many young, who give the organization a sense of verve. No old boys club anymore. To be continued.
WHAT'S THIS? WHEN DID SHE BECOME A PERSON? Hillary Clinton, not my favorite movie star, has surfaced again, and her advice to the Biden administration is strangely centrist, almost conservative. Hmm. Is she really going after the Obama crowd? Is she making a 2024 move as elder stateswoman? From CNN:
COMMENT: That's definitely not a Biden or Obama position. They are appeasers of the regime, especially Obama. We'll watch closely to see if Hillary distances herself further from her party's policies. December 5, 2022 Permalink
WHY SO LITTLE COVERAGE? This should worry the daylights out of any anti-terrorism official, but it's getting minimum coverage. I wonder why. From Fox:
COMMENT: It's that easy to take out a power station? What about the rest of the nation's power grid? We've had warnings before that it is vulnerable. Just how far does that vulnerability go? I'm afraid this story will fade away, without answers. But hostile nations are watching. December 5, 2022 Permalink
DECEMBER 3-4, 2022 YIKES! TRUMP DOES IT AGAIN: They used to say about Harry Truman that he did the biggest things in the biggest ways and the littlest things in the littlest ways. They never heard of Donald Trump who, sadly, continues to diminish himself by doing too many big things in little ways. The revelations of the last few days, that Twitter (along with others) withheld critical information about the Biden family from the American voting public just before the 2020 election, are major in themselves. They raise the gravest questions about the integrity of the press, and the sanctity of elections. This was a moment made for Donald Trump who, all along, has said the election of 2020 was not on the level. It was a time for a thoughtful, patriotic, dignified reply by Mr. Trump, who could claim some kind of vindication. And what do we get? Read on, from CNN:
COMMENT: Trump botched it. As usual, he went overboard, and blew a chance to show that some of his concerns over the election were valid. Instead, he winds up almost throwing the Constitution down the incinerator chute. Not good. And not good for 2024. Some recent surveys show Trump losing support among Republicans for the 2024 presidential nomination. And he has major legal problems ahead. He is not handling himself well. December 3-4, 2022 Permalink
DECEMBER 1-2, 2022 THE REVELATION – IF YOU WANT TO CALL IT THAT: No matter what you think of Elon Musk, he is doing a real service by releasing the documents from his newly acquired Twitter service that prove how Twitter suppressed the truth about Hunter Biden and alleged corruption in the Biden family...and did so only weeks before the 2020 presidential election. Polls show that most Americans might have voted differently had this information been public. The sleeziness is pathetic, not only on the part of Twitter and its ideological masters at the time, but on the part of the American press, which has largely refused to pursue the truth of the issue. As more information comes out, our so-called "journalism" will look worse and worse...and more and more useless. If the news business does not improve its product, and there's not much evidence that it's even interested, then visionaries with major resources will have to step forward and form new news organizations based on the principles of Joseph Pulitzer – to report the news without fear or favor, and leave opinion to the editorial page. From Fox:
COMMENT: By any standard, this should be a major, continuing news story. An election was influenced. It is the kind of thing you'd expect in a third-world country, at least one that has the internet. But the mainstream media, in my view, will try to crush the story by simply ignoring it. The very people who shout regularly that Donald Trump is a threat to democracy are unlikely to concede that they are a threat to democracy. Confession is not part of the leftist culture. I'm not even sure there'll be a big book. The question remains as to whether other platforms will, in future election seasons, try again to tamper with the vote. Unless there is a severe punishment for the people who worked the system at Twitter, I can't see why they won't try. December 2, 2022 Permalink ABSOLUTELY REMARKABLE – IRANIANS CHEER U.S. SOCCER VICTORY. From Fox:
COMMENT: And yet, at this electric moment in the history of Iran and the region around it, the United States is remarkably silent. The Obama crowd, which clearly controls our Iran policy, has no sympathy for freedom fighters. They truly believe that Iran can replace Israel as our primary ally in the region. They also believe that the Edsel will return to American highways. December 1, 2022 Permalink
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