Jack Brewer, a former NFL player and a lifelong Democrat, talked about his support for PDJT. Brewer talked about growing up and witnessing racism. As he noted, that is not President Trump. Brewer said that the insults of people who dislike the fact that he’s black and supports Trump only serve to stiffen his support for the President.
The nomination of a woman to the Supreme Court by PDJT has raised the Roe vs Wade Supreme Court decision from 1973. Of course, it would not have mattered who was nominated by PDJT. Any nominee by a Republican President is going to be vilified as anti-woman, anti-LGBT and a host of other smears.
The Roe Vs Wade decision was one of the worst decisions ever to come down from the nine black robes on the bench. It is on a par with Plessy vs Ferguson from 1895-96 which allowed the Jim Crow laws, separate but equal and all the other crap that flowed downhill from that decision.
Whenever it is overturned (and it should be overturned) Roe vs Wade will be looked back on in the same way. The downstream crap from Row V Wade has been the killing of millions of unborn children. This has been justified by the statements along the lines that a woman has the right to kill her child.
Vernon Jones, a lifelong Democrat and a state representative in the State of Georgia, spoke at the Republican National Convention. Jones begins a truly amazing speech by explaining why he, a Democrat, would speak at the RNC.
Jones called out the Democratic Party for forcing blacks to remain on mental plantation for many generations. Jones told the Democrats and Joe Biden,
“We are free. We are free people with free minds. And I am part of a large and growing statement of the black community who are independent thinkers and we believe that Donald Trump is the President that America needs to lead us forward.” ...
A little humor for the weekend.
When they tell you what they are planning to do, believe them! Sometimes the obvious is overlooked. Sometimes the opposition forgets that they have moved outside their own echo chamber and they tell you just what they are thinking and planning. Sometimes they slip up and throw a brick through your front window that gets your attention.
While I am going to talk about the Democrats here, remember the other side of the UniParty. They do the same things from time to time.
Michael McHale, President of the National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO), spoke at the Republican National Convention in support of the candidacy of PDJT. McHale says the streets will be far worse under a Biden/Harris presidency.
Alice Johnson, who had her life sentence for drug charges commuted by President Donald Trump in 2018, spoke on the final night of the Republican National Convention on Aug. 27, 2020.
Alice Johnson started her speech by noting that she had once been told that the only way she would ever be re-united with her family was as a corpse. Ms. Johnson copped to her mistakes which involved a non-violent offense that earned her a life sentence plus 25 years.
Alice Johnson described the elation she felt upon being freed by PDJT from an unjust sentence. She noted PDJT’s actions in bringing forth the First Step law which is real justice reform. This law will bring hope and freedom to thousands of deserving people. ...
Ann Dorn, widow of the retired St. Louis Capt. David Dorn, who was killed during protests in June in St. Louis, spoke on the final night of the Republican National Convention on Aug. 27, 2020. David Dorn was killed trying to defend the business of a friend from BLM looters who were ravaging the city.
The Democrats have been calling for defunding and disbanding police departments around the country. Despite Democratic campaign ads to the contrary, Joe Biden has been one of those politicians who has “absolutely” called for the defunding of the police. Minneapolis has already voted to disband their police department. Police departments in many urban centers have been neutered to the point where they are little more than posters on a wall.
One reader sounds off about PDJT’s accomplishments. It is presented without edit. This list is nowhere near being inclusive. In fact, it is a very small part of the entire list of accomplishments. However, it does begin to give one a feel for just how much PDJT has done. There will be more about PDJT’s accomplishments in the near future.