You gotta read this article at therightscoop.com. Someone took the following statement from Maxine Waters – remember this statement?? – and tweeted it as if it were directed at the Coumo administration. The response from folks in NY were typical. And if you see anybody from that Cabinet inContinue Reading
Well yeah he lost is job – HE BROKE THE LAW ! The DOJ recommended jail time. He didn’t just steal a box of paper clips from the supply cabinet. Continue Reading
The part where public officials take a rare commodity to build trust is always the best part.Continue Reading
Is that really too much to ask ?? Is it too much to ask they she hold herself accountable? Continue Reading
From a recent article in the WSJ regarding different States effectiveness in getting people vaccinated: This criticism is also wrong because the biggest state mistakes so far have been adhering too much to the federal government’s initial guidance to limit the first batches to health-care workers and long-term care residents,Continue Reading
Here is a good article from Zero Hedge on Biden doing a complete flip flop on crushing covid-19. In October, 2020 Biden said this: Now all of a sudden, Biden says this: So in other words, you were lying. Continue Reading
Read the article here. The American Thinker does a great job of reviewing the timing of Trump’s speech and when the protestors started to breach the Capitol. Protestors that were over a mile away – and not listening. Moreover, they quote from the President’s speech that most of the msmContinue Reading
You just can’t make this stuff up. Read this article from the website therightscoop.com about Twitter complaining about internet shutdowns in Uganda. From the tweet by Twitter: Ahead of the Ugandan election, we’re hearing reports that Internet service providers are being ordered to block social media and messaging apps. We stronglyContinue Reading
The city spends more than $400 million annually on education ($17,260 per student) yet nearly 30% of its students don’t graduate high school on time. Only 18% of students in grades 3 through 8 test at age-appropriate levels in math, and 25% do so in reading.Continue Reading