February 19, 2026
Elevating Envy
This from our old friend Chester McAteer:
The modern advocacy for equality of outcome, rather than equality of opportunity, subtly elevates envy into the primary organizing principle of society. By insisting that income, status, housing, and prestige must be roughly equalized regardless of differences in talent, effort, risk, or fortune, this doctrine fosters perpetual comparison against the most visible successes of others.
Individuals cease to be evaluated by their own achievements or objective standards; instead, any disparity becomes evidence of injustice rather than a spur to personal improvement. When inevitable differences persist—because people are not identical units—the resulting frustration manifests as raw envy, no longer a private failing but a publicly sanctioned grievance and political entitlement.
Socialism offers no rational remedy for this envy because the system itself relies on it as fuel. Once the premise is accepted that no one may legitimately possess more than another without redistribution, every visible sign of success—a yacht, a private jet, a fine home, a high-earning career—becomes perceived as a direct theft from everyone else.
The socialist does not extinguish envy; he institutionalizes and weaponizes it, channeling resentment from the patient toward the doctor, the tenant toward the landlord, the worker toward the entrepreneur. Without this cultivated sense of unfairness, the justification for widespread expropriation evaporates.
Moreover, socialism lacks any mechanism to halt the process. Historical experience shows that even after revolutions nationalize industry and displace the wealthy, new hierarchies quickly emerge among party officials, bureaucrats, and insiders.
The old envy simply shifts targets—to the commissar’s dacha, the apparatchik’s privileged child, the leader’s luxuries—now rendered more infuriating because they lack market justification or legal protection. Inequality reappears almost immediately, but in a form that is politically unearned and legally undefended, intensifying resentment and triggering purges in a repeating cycle.
Capitalism, despite its imperfections, provides at least a partial counterbalance: the realistic prospect that individual effort can lead to personal advancement tomorrow. It directs ambition toward creation and self-improvement.
Socialism, by contrast, confines ambition within a framework of mutual resentment, where the only apparent path to satisfaction is leveling others downward. This ensures an endless supply of designated villains, as each eliminated "exploiter” class must be replaced to sustain the narrative.
Ultimately, the socialist project is self-undermining because it treats envy—a destructive passion—as a legitimate basis for justice. Envy is not appeased by redistribution; its core is not merely desiring what others possess, but desiring that others not possess it. No scheme of equalization has ever satisfied this impulse.
Until this emotional reality is acknowledged, every new redistribution policy, equity initiative, or call to "tax the rich” will only inflame the very resentment it purports to resolve, leading societies toward suspicion, denunciation, and eventual disintegration.
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February 18, 2026
The Vax Police
Timothy Birdnow
A paper written by industry-funded scientists, calls for:
"(1) implementing epidemiological surveillance through social listening; (2) establishing a transparent, efficient, and agile communication strategy from public health authorities; and (3) enforcing stringent regulations and accountability measures for online disinformation.”
So their scheme is to spy on everyone's social media to search for thought crimes, then overwhelm the arguments with industry propaganda and then use the force of law to punish the transgressors for thought crimes.
This is simply staggering, like something from the Soviet Union or Joseph Goebbels. Why not put up posters of Big Brother while we're at it and make the thought criminals say "I love big brother" as part of their "re-education"?
Anybody who thinks we have moved past this type of society should disabuse themselves of that notion. This certainly illustrates the totalitarian mindset in action.
OH, and who determines if something is "misinformation" and decides what is true or false? Industry funded studies, I guess?
I'm not anti-vax by and large. I do think it is overused sometimes and I never, ever get the flu shot because I get the flu if I do. But if others want to take it more power to 'em, sez I. But this shows plainly that the people behind these vaccines are all about the Benjamins and will use the force of law to profit. Maybe the anti-vax people are right after all.
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I wonder if they've hired Joe Biden as their flack-in-chief for this?
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 18, 2026 09:42 PM (+uala)
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They could trot him out as a recipient of one of their memory loss drugs; say he would be totally gone without the stuff.
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Yeah, they could. If they do, they'd better provide him with a script, in large print.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 19, 2026 08:35 PM (+uala)
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And make sure there are no shiny objects in the background to distract him.
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When You Poo Where You Eat
Timothy Birdnow
This guy really stepped in it, didn't he! But then that's what happens when the shit hits the fan:
End Wokeness
@EndWokeness
DC Water's Manager David Gadis:
"We had too many white men in charge"
"The executives should reflect the city"
DC just had the largest sewage spill in US history:240 million gallons in one month FLOODING the Potomac
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The Chair of @dcwater board isn’t an engineer, or city planner
Dr. Unique N. Morris-Hughes is a DEI bureaucrat, non profit "educator”, grant disperser of taxpayer money, & former asst head of a boys charter school
She’s now head of the largest raw sewage spill in US history
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I'd have to say that's really unique.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 18, 2026 09:44 PM (+uala)
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Isn't it though Dana!
So we have a lot of minorities who now have to clean up the shit...
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Wait! Isn't it racist to expect them to clean up after themselves?
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 19, 2026 08:36 PM (+uala)
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Of course it is Dana! EVERYTHING is racist!
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"That word we keep using -- it does not mean what we think it does..."
(Insert evil laugh here)
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The Big Truth
Timothy Birdnow
It's related to Goebbels "the Big Lie"; do something so insane nobody believes it's NOT a lie:
Guy Benson
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Republican pollsters have complained that some of their best ads and attack lines don’t poll well because voters simply don’t believe true things that Democrats are actually doing could possibly be real.
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This is what I dubbed "stealth extremism": mainstream liberal institutions, including the Democratic Party, routinely doing stuff their own supporters dismiss as an urban legend, because no one would *do* that https://washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/09/16/harris-democrats-extremism/
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The Truth Won't Matter
Timothy Birdnow
Oh, he's right about so very many things but he's missing the boat on this issue.
Solomon, proprietor of Just the News, says that Donald Trump will soon release evidence foreign entities, notably China, tampered with the Presidential election in 2020. He's right - they did and Trump probably has the goods. But releasing those goods is difficult and I suspect will cause a firestorm in it's own right not because aliens were tampering with our elections but because Trump is releasing the evidence. The Democrats and media will howl that Trump is endangering our spy networks and HE will become the story.
But here's where Solomon really misses the mark:
He claimed that foreign actors had greater involvement than previously acknowledged.
"And we’re going to see that our foreign adversaries have monkeyed with our system more than we knew, more than those driver’s licenses coming into Chicago that you helped get all of us to understand about a few months ago about China sending fake driver’s licenses to help Joe Biden in,” Solomon said.
Solomon continued, "There are going to be significant efforts by foreign power, some friends, some enemies that were trying to meddle in the system, and they got pretty far down that path.”
He said he believes the potential impact of those revelations could resonate with lawmakers.
"And I think when senators realized their state could have been targeted, when senators realized that the intention of the identities of some of the voters might have been assumed. I think there’s going to be a different debate in America,” Solomon said.
Solomon added that public education on the issue could generate political pressure.
"I think if the President takes the time to educate people and show them that maybe the stories we got from the last leadership weren’t true, I think he’s going to pick off the votes,” Solomon said.
Solomon is engaging in wishful thinking here. There is no way any Senate vote will be changed by any of this. What will happen is the Democrats will dig in their heels and the RINO Republicans will hem and haw and talk about the great institution of the filibuster and how we dare not tamper with it and the rest. Even if the public is angry they will slow everything down to a point where nothing happens and people tire of the story and move on.
The only way this could work is if John Thune pulls the trigger and eliminates the filibuster.
I appreciate what John Solomon is doing, and what he does every day, and thank him for his service to us. But in this instance I think anyone who believes for a minute that even exposing these people for what they are - traitors - will "blow the lid off" Washington just doesn't understand how the system works.
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Shirley Uncovers Vote Fraud
Timothy Birdnow
Don't whizz down my back and tell me it's raining!
Yes, illegals vote and yes there was massive vote fraud.
The Left has been stealing elections for decades and the Right has just let them get away with it because they are afraid to fight.
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Illegals Voting in New York
Timothy Birdnow
Yep - illegals are
voting in New York City and investigative journalist Muckraker just proved it was happening when they admitted to him on camera.
The lie that illegals do not vote is being exposed every day.
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The Return of Ten Ton Rose
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She's baaackk...
Yes, the average weight of the American People just took a sharp upward spike while the I.Q. made a noticeable dip.
Rosie was one of the few who actually moved out after Trump was elected, but now she apparently wants back in. While she didn't come to stay (she's been Ireland's problem for a while now) she is probably dipping her sausage of a toe in the water to see if it's safe to come back.
President Trump has suggested he might strip her of her citizenship then issue deportation orders. He could do worse things.
Everyone used to love Rosie O'Donnell in the early days; she seemed really nice. But that was a facade and she became increasingly angry and aggressive and moved ever leftward. Now she is just insufferable, and her head is as big as the rest of her (which is truly gargantuan). Frankly, I'm not sure how the woman was able to fit on a plane. I imagine she had to buy several tickets and take an entire row for herself. And if that plane should crash it would sink to the bottom of the sea in record time.
I'm sure Ireland didn't want her either and that's probably why she's looking to come back; she has to get out before they put her out with the other trash.
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And in other news, I saw an article that indicated that everybody's sweetheart, Ellen DeGenerate, has recently bought a house in, I believe, the Peoples' Republic of Californica. So apparently Ireland didn't work out all that well for her. Maybe she couldn't keep getting guys to sit her back on her riding lawnmower (that was an issue for her, wasn't it) or maybe she couldn't develop a taste for Jameson whisky and blood pudding?
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Ah so Ellen Degenerate is returning to America despite all her protestations. It was the only noble thing she ever did, leaving the U.S.
I hadn't heard about the riding mower thing but am not surprised.
I guess that Portia chick is coming too? Or is there trouble in paradise?
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Can't remember if Portia's coming back with her. Or did she go with her in the first place?
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There's a Fungus Among Us!
Timothy Birdnow
All the protesters/rioters apparently have been getting busy with other stuff too. Seems there is a big outbreak in
genital ringworm up yonder in Minnesoooota.
It's usually caused by gay sex.
So after a hard day of screaming at ICE agents or stealing money from taxpayers the populace likes to kick back with a little sodomy.
TMVII is a fungal infection that makes the genitalia nice and itchy and crusty. Call it a protest party favor.
Actually fungal infections are common in Third World countries (like Somalia) and the fact that Minnesota has made itself a sanctuary for Third World peoples should lead us to the obvious conclusion. And we know at least one Somali-American was married to her brother, so there is a lot of, uh, unsavory sexual practices in that community. Is it any surprise?
Treatment takes eight to twelve weeks. This is related to Athlete's Foot and Jock Itch, but it is the only known sexually transmitted fungus.
So, as my dearly departed father would say, at ease disease; there's a fugus among us.
Maybe this is what has Tim Walz and that Frey fellow in such a bad mood all the time?
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That just might be the answer, Tim.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 18, 2026 09:52 PM (+uala)
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Itchy crotches would put anyone in a bad mood methinks Dana. And I remember having athlete's foot; drive you mad. That's why I took to never wearing shoes when at home many years ago; I was a swimmer and was always exposed to it.
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February 17, 2026
Sorry for Slow Blogging
Dear readers,
Sorry for l9ght blogging; my spiffy new Spectrum internet service (and t.v. service) were interrupted because I don't have a smart phone and apparently they can't handle a guy in the early 21st. Century. I had to get a guy to actually come out to get me up and running. Wonderful tech named Darryl, who arrived early and got all my gadgets up. But I had to twiddle my thumbs yesterday with no t.v. and no internet. I did have my dvd player though.
At any rate I'm back online now so I should blog a fair amount tomorrow.
Cheers!
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Dayum! I couldn't shake the mental picture of Little Nipper looking at the horn on the Victrola when you were describing all your woes. But at least you had a good tech to take care of you, just like the ones I had back in the days when I had Spectrum. The ones I dealt with, personally or on the phone, all spoke English without an accent, too; except that some of the phone techs were women from somewhat south of Minnesota. And I loved every one of them!
Good luck now that you're all connected.
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Good luck indeed. The wifi went down last night and I was stuck watching videos through most of the night. I got up this morning ready to call and pitch a fit but it was back up.
I sure hope this is the end of my troubles. Lord help me when I have to move!
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Ah... since you're not used to modern tech, I shall have to give you the trick: when your Internet goes down, the first thing to try is to reboot your cable modem. You DO know where and what that is, right? Unplug it and leave it off for about a minute, then plug it back in and wait till it's back up all the way -- may take a few minutes. That'll do the trick if the problem is on your side. If it doesn't work, THEN call for service. They always like it if you've done this first.
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February 15, 2026
Geese, Ganders, and Democracy
Timothy Birdnow
I was never elected to Congress; I demand the right to vote for the passage of House bills. Why should I be prevented from doing so? Why must I prove I am a member of Congress to go into the Capitol and vote?
You may remember that a bunch of MAGA folks went into the Capitol during a protest and the government hunted them down and sent them to prison - some for decades. Why is the Capitol sacrosanct when the rest of America is not?
If MAGA protesters are going to be banned from the Capitol why shouldn't others be banned from the rest of the country?
Congressmen have to prove who they are to vote for bills, and they have to be certified by the sitting Congress when they are elected. Who says? Shouldn't we all just go and vote as we see fit?
That is Democracy, after all, something they keep telling us is what makes us great. But if we tried to exercise our democratic rights we would be tossed out of the building, and probably arrested like the J6 folks. Seems they want to exempt themselves from things they impose on the rest of us.
Hat tip: Carlos Velazquez.
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Actually, Timothy, this is not a democracy. The nation is a republic, specifically a republic of states. The states are not democracies either, they are republics.
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I know Bill, but it is they who say it and I'm using their own logic against them. The Founding Fathers were quite clear on how much they despised and feared democracy.
I would add that the nation was founded with only ONE branch actually elected by the People - the House of Representatives. The Senate was appointed, the President was elected by the College of Electors, not the People, and the electors were elected by whatever manner the states saw fit. As late as 1860 South Carolina still chose electors by having their state legislature vote for them. And of course no judges were elected back then Strange way for a "democracy" to work, isn't it?
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Tropospheric Warming
Timothy Birdnow
In a discussion group I belong to on Facebook a poster asked why the troposphere was warming (slightly). He was challenging skeptics to give him an explanation. Here's mine:
Mostly because we have been coming out of a cool period, and because we last year we had a dearth of cloud cover to reflect the heat back into space.
The model predicts a far more robust warming in the whole troposphere but in particular in the tropical troposphere - it just isn't living up to the models.
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I haven't been measuring the troposphere lately, but our atmosphere here in Minnesota has been giving us daytime temperatures well into the 40s and even into the 50s these last few days. I should be complaining that it's too warm for this time of year but I can't bring myself to do it. Tomorrow we're supposed to have a high of 44 -- and a 50% chance of a "frozen mix" which we're not looking forward to, since the wife and I have a bunch of driving to do.
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How horrible Dana; you guys are actually above the freezing point of nitrogen! I'm sure that has to be a welcome development in the land of the midnight sun, or whatever they call your little slice of tundra!
We were up in the sixties and will remain so for most of the rest of the week. That's not at all unusual for Missouri this time of year. If I were up to it I'd head down to the Ozark Hilton, but I would need more firewood.
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Starting about 1:30 this afternoon we started to get a real snowstorm. Martha had to go to the school for a rehearsal and it took her about three hours to get there -- three times the usual drive time! She's on her way home now and I don't know how long it'll take her.
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A Defense of Western Civilization
Timothy Birdnow
Actor Nick Searcy posted this on Facebook:
Please, anyone who listens to me, please watch this entire speech by Marco Rubio.
It is the most comprehensive and stirring defense of Western Civilization, and why we matter, since Reagan’s Tear Down This Wall speech.
This is what is at stake, and why we must fight to save it.
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Stupid Climate Tricks
Timothy Birdnow
You have GOT to be kidding me!
Maybe in a few billion years, as the sun expands.
How they could write such stupidity with a straight face is beyond me.
The Earth has survived with over ten times as much carbon dioxide as it currently has, and it did just fie.
From the so-called article at MSN:
"Research shows that several Earth system components may be closer to destabilising than once believed,” the researchers urged. "While the exact risk is uncertain, it is clear that current climate commitments are insufficient.”
The analysis is based on climate "tipping points,” meaning collapses of environmental systems that lead other climate systems beyond their own tipping points, creating a snowball scenario where the planet spirals into a worst-case-scenario known as "hothouse Earth.” Under this scenario, the long-term temperature is projected to rise about 9 degrees Fahrenheit above pre-industrial averages — which would be really bad.
"Crossing even some of the [tipping point] thresholds could commit the planet to a hothouse trajectory,” said Christopher Wolf, a scientist at the environmental group Terrestrial Ecosystems Research Associates.
Even with the scenario of a nine degree rise in temperature the planet would hardly be uninhabitable; it would require adjustment, no question, but that would mean the average planetary temperature would rise from 59 to 69 degrees; this would make the tropics too warm but the temperate zone would be tropical and the poles quite nice. Considering the vast amount of land near the poles in Siberia and the whole continent of Antarctica the human race would be o.k. and so would most of the life on the planet.
That is worst-case scenario, and it's purest fiction, like that stupid movie "The Day After Tomorrow" it makes for a good disaster film but has no basis in reality.
It is astonishing that people actually buy this. The fact is the planet has warmed about one degree since the early days of the 20th century, and actually before that as we have been moving out of the Little Ice Age of the 18th and early to mid 19th centiuries with the ebd of two solar minima - the Maunder and the Dalton, which made that period especially cold.
But this is, of course, about political and social control and not about the actual science. As Michael Crichton called it, it is about a state of fear designed to herd the public in the direction the elites in our society wish them to go. Fear has become the lprimary mechanism for social control, where in the old days it was honor, and then guilt. Honor died when we kicked out the old order in the post-enlightenment era, since the Church and the hereditary order were the primary keepers of honor. It was replaced by guilt and guilt is still a major mechanism for societall control (just look at any Woke person) but the newest of them all is fear and as Crichton pointed out the way it works is new doomsday scenarios are devised in the Universities, and disseminated by a completely ignorant and willing media, then the politicians take it up. The public, ever pushed to the end of their seats by the newest doomsday warning, complies in order to "save the planet" for themselves and their progeny.
But it's as fake as the hair glued onto the Wolf Man, or Dracula's canine choppers.
This illustrates that perfectly. It is not about science at all but about scaring the public. If this were about science they would explain that this 'worst case scenario" is very, very, very unlikely indeed, even if "climate change" aka global warming is real and is a problem.
And to make this prediction after the whole country experienced a particularly cold and snowy winter illustrates their measure of desperation; they have to get the global warming scare back on track. They know this last winter did them no favors in terms of p.r. and so they are going to double down on this sort of stupidity to trick the weak minded.
If they truly believed this, truly believed the world is in peril from carbon dioxide emissions, they would alter their own lifestyles. They wouldn't buy beachfront property. They wouldn't fly in private jets. They would sell their mansions and buy these tiny houses which are all the rave now. No more swimming pools, private yachts, etc. But they aren't selling they are buying. What does that tell us class?
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February 13, 2026
Inflation is Down
Timothy Birdnow
Put THAT in your crack pipes and smoke it Demo-media!
People do not understand inflation. It is, essentially, when the money supply outstrips the growth of the economy. That usually (but not always) happens when the government spends too much money and the Federal Reserve is forced to "print" more (it doesn't really print it but rather simply creates a fiat on paper). The value of the money drops and if there is not adequate economic growth the average person is forced to spend more of his income on basics, which are more expensive. During periods of economic growth they do too but they are making so much more money nobody cares. But in inflationary periods the growth of real wages (not just how much one is paid in dollars but how much those dollars can purchase) stagnates while prices keep rising.
Naturally prices will not decline; that is deflation and it has it's own problems (while you get cheaper stuff you get pay cuts instead. And also it dries up lending as nobody wants to lend a dollar now that will be worth a buck fifty if you wait.) But if the people are making more it balances out.
In the end it's always government manipulation of currency that leads to inflation, and that is almost always a trick to spend more money to buy more votes. It really is that simple.
BTW the Federal Reserve caused the Great Depression by massively contracting the money supply, leading to an economic collapse. And then government under first Wilson and then Roosevelt attempted to spend their way out of the problem with money that people didn't have in the first place, sucking the economy ev er drier.
So this is good news and proof that Trump is on the right track. And it proves that tariffs don't cause inflation as the Keynsians all claimed it does.
Now we have to make sure the public is aware of this; the media is still saying we are in a bad economic time despite all the numbers looking up. They have subtly suggested that a lack of deflation means the economy is bad - a bald-faced lie.
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WSJ Hit Job on Kristi Noem
Timothy Birdnow
The Wall Street urinal is at it again, with yet another hit piece[ designed to embarrass the the Trump Administration and attempting to force Kristie Noem out of office (as did the media and Democrats).
[link=https://archive.is/LJvWF]A Pilot Fired Over Kristi Noem’s Missing Blanket and the Constant Chaos Inside DHS
The Wall Street Journal is no longer a credible source of information.
Most of the "blockbuster" revelations are pretty much nothingburgers business as usual for Washington. They allege Noem had an affair with Corey Lewandowski, for instance. If true (and they are just citing cases of Lewandowski going across the street to see Noem, his boss), or her firing a pilot of the plane she flew on. I mean, THIS is the best they have on her?
While an affair is morally repugnant it certainly happens all the time in Washington; two thirds of the people there have planted their flags on foreign soil and the WSJ knows it. Both Noem and Lewandowski have denied there is an affair and this is no real word evidence to make the case.
She is accused of berating other officials. Oh MY! First, that is an internal problem and President Trump and is Chief of Staff can choose to deal with it or not. It's really none of the business of the WSJ or any media. And it's not like we haven't had this sort of thing in days gone by; anyone remember how Hillary Clinton treated staffwhen she was First Lady? Or Michelle Obama? I think a senior staffer is a big boy/girl and can fight their own battles, and if not they do not belong in that position.
So why haven't any of them complained?
Then there is this complaint:
"The pair have lately been using a luxury 737 MAX jet, with a private cabin in back, for their travel around the country, according to people familiar with the matter. DHS is leasing the plane but is in the process of acquiring it for approximately $70 million. DHS has previously used other planes through the Coast Guard or other agencies for the secretary’s use"
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Obviously Noem believes the Coast Guard has a problem, probably with security. Using a private plane may be the only good way to protect someone who is high on the assassination list for the Left and the WSJ knows it.
Were they anywhere near as concerned about Nancy Pelosi flying a private jet on the government dime when SHE did it?
There are more yawning complaints; do read the whole hit piece.
The reality is this is a huge effort to smear Noem and Lewandowski, two very loyal Trump aids. This is the old "Get Nixon" plalybook; if you can't get a good shot on the President go after his subordinates and pick them off one by one, then you can claim the President himself is corrupt. Make him lose support by taking his best friends.
You may remember the
hit piece run by the Wall Street Journal over an alleged letter by Trump talking about obscene things with Jeffrey Epstein. It was pure fiction yet they dutifully reported it. The Wall Street Journal is not a conservative news source not by a long shot. In fact, years ago a researcher noted it's news division was the most left wing of any major news outlet in America (it has a conservative editorial board, by and large, although they are more RINO than MAGA.)
At any rate this is obviously a hit piece and sadly I found it on Citizens Free Press, Charlie Kirk's old aggregate news site. They apparently take this seriously, and that is not o.k. Kirk never would have made this mistake.
For the record I am often underwhelmed by Kristi Noem but this is complete hogwash and everyone on our side should come down on this like a ton of bricks.
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No Bunny Love
Timothy Birdnow
I guess that's why he's called BAD bunny!
This is the left-wing Mediate saying so - not Fox News.
Of course the NFL didn't learnt heir lesson after Colin Kapernick so why would they learn from this fiasco? Frankly I hope the DOJ moves forward with Rep. Randy Fine's referral and sues the pants off the NFL for violating FCC regulations.
"Based on my understanding of the data, Bad Bunny lost more [percentage] of the Super Bowl viewership from the end of the second quarter than has ever happened before."
Front Office Sports on Wednesday, with reporterRyan Glasspiegel
Brian
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