It was excellent. “The first reason I am where I am is because I had a praying mother.” He also stated his becoming a Christian was decisive in his life. I was impressed with this man. mrossol WSJ 4/30/2021
A New Coalition to Advance U.S. Global Interests
April 29 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Military, Republican(s), Western CivilizationWSJ 4/28/21 By Elliot Abrams
Obama was moderate
March 11 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Democrat Party, Losing Freedom, Party Politics, Republican(s), The Left, US DebtThis should not be a surprise to anyone. Not only our children, but we will pay a very heavy price; financially with a weaker dollar, and with significant loss of freedoms that the left is pushing. mrossol WSJ 3/11/2021 Democrats on Wednesday passed their $1.9 trillion spending and welfare bill that would have been unimaginable even in the Obama years,... Read more
The GOP’s ‘D’oh!’ Moment
August 2 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Republican(s), Strassel, The RightWhy Republicans can’t seem to think politically straight is not only frustrating, but incomprehensible. WSJ 7/31/2020 by Kimberley A. Strassel Senate Republicans experienced their “D’oh!” moment this week, and better late than never. If even Homer Simpson can experience moments of clarity, maybe the GOP can yet do a virus economy—and itself—some good. As Congress spent another tortuous week nonnegotiating a fifth virus-relief... Read more
Republicans Suppress Their Own Voters
December 9 | Posted by mrossol | Republican(s)Why does the Republican Party do such STUPID things???
What Trump Might be doing Right – Letters
January 9 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Noonan, Republican(s), The Right, TrumpSome very good responses to Peggy Noonan’s editorial of 12/29/2018, where she tried to encourage “Trump insiders” to “speak up – on the record”. ======= Peggy Noonan asks “Trump insiders” to speak candidly about how the administration conducts the people’s business (“Trump Insiders, Come Out of the Shadows,” Declarations, Dec. 29). Two years are indeed enough time to evaluate the conduct of... Read more