Insidious. . .

(Insidious. . .)

Articles of Impeachment for Homeland "Security" Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas have been voted out of the House and were duly "walked" over to the Senate for Trial. Right now, these have been several "procedural" votes along Party lines, some Articles declared un-Constitutional, a resistance on the Part of Democrats to move to a "closed door" session. And, in the end, in all likelihood, Mayorkas will be keeping his job. He broke the law. He, along with the President, have advocated for an open border and all the human and drug trafficking that came with it.


By design. People are always screaming about so-called MAGA Republicans, a movement so dangerous that the champion has to be kept in a courtroom instead of his son's graduation. Trump should go regardless but what of the other side of the ledger ? Extremism is just as insidious on the left as everyone thinks it is on the right


Who is seeing fit to smash and grab items in a store ? Who is out protesting on behalf of Palestinians and condemning Israel with calls of genocide ? Who is out yelling Death to America ? Where is President Biden ? All the aforementioned groups will possibly be voting for him in the fall. That being said, where is Donald Trump in all this ? Once court was adjourned for the day, with seven jurors now seated, Trump went down to Harlem and visited a Bodega where some months ago, a would be robber was confronted by the proprietor who defended his establishment. In short, the would be perpetrator was ended. As a result, the owner spent three months in Rikers. Trump then made an appearance in which the crowd, in Harlem, appreciated.


It would also go without saying that Trump would be approaching China and Iran differently. Trump will not raise taxes in contrast to the President. At the core, Trump will seek to promote economic growth while Biden will engage in class warfare. His tax plan is sufficient evidence. The question Biden has to answer is where he stands on disrupting traffic on bridges and airport boulevards ?

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Siege Of The Alamo

(Siege Of The Alamo) Any visitor to Downtown San Antonio will recognize the City's most famous landmark, the Alamo. An old Spanish mission that means "Cottonwood" in English was the site where the likes of Jim Bowie, William Barrett Travis and Davy Crockett and about another 185 Texians defended the Mission and its compound for thirteen days against the Army of General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana and his 5,000 troops. The garrison was finally reduced on March 6, 1836. However, the Texian defeat at the Alamo and another one at Goliad, bought time for General Sam Houston time to fall back and then face Santa Ana at San Jacinto. There, Houston's army surprised the Mexicans and yelling "Remember the Alamo, Remember Goliad !" all but wiped out the Mexican force. Santa Ana was captured and was forced to recognize the Republic of Texas. Which is now the State of Texas and, like 1836 Texas War of Independence, there is a new invasion from Mexico. Not the armed body o
Read more

TEQUILA !

(TEQUILA !) Happy Cinco de Mayo or May 5th. One can hope that a lot of you out there are awash in inebriation, seeking to mainline tequila shots or enjoying a nice margarita on the patio. Or, in other words, relax. Take a breath. De-compress. May 5th as it happens is the anniversary of Mexico's victory over French "occupation" of Mexico by Emperor Maximillian, brother to Austrian monarch Maria Theresa in what has been called the Battle of Puebla. The reason France was in Mexico in the first place was that Mexico, after the Mexican-American War and a more civil conflict called the Reform War, had bankrupted Mexico City. Mexican President at the time was Benito Juarez, who repudiated all foreign debt, of which France, Spain, and the United Kingdom were all major holders. A naval expedition was dispatched to Veracruz and France's Napoleon III thought it would be a good idea to establish a French "empire" in Mexico. But, on May 5th, 1862, in the aforementioned B
Read more

Intended Consequences

(Intended Consequences) For those Readers who live in the Tri-State area, who had the earthquake this morning, just be still.  There is a postulate called the Law of Un-Intended Consequences. Basically, it says that even with the best intentions, negative results sometimes happen. However, there are also instances when a negative result is precisely the desired outcome. Like with the Israel- Hamas war where the Biden Administration continues to press for an all but unilateral ceasefire on the part of Israel. In California, the new $20/HR minimum wage is wreaking havoc on the fast food industry. And finally, after depleting the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, oil has now become too expensive. How many times must the Biden Administration think it can influence Israeli affairs ? How many times must Israel ignore it. Threats from the President have become redundant at this point but is Biden really prepared to cut Israel loose ? In the middle of the greatest crisis Israel is facing since the
Read more