The Harris campaign wants to chart a “New Way Forward.” Of course, there is little that is new in the Harris campaign or platform. Perhaps a “New Way Forward” should be the campaign theme of Republican Duke Buckner who is running against the anachronistic Jim Clyburn in House District 6 in South Carolina.
Bill Clinton has surfaced on the campaign trail. A pro-Trump ad featuring the former President is skewering the administration over their imbecilic border policies.
On Sunday, SpaceX launched its fifth test flight of its Starship rocket. Of course, it is not remarkable at this point in time that a private company can launch rockets. SpaceX has been breaking norms for some time. What is remarkable about this particular test flight was the return of the booster rocket to its launch pad.
There has been much said about the FEMA response to Hurricane Helene. There are those who claim that info about ineptitude on the part of FEMA is not accurate. They base this on their own experience or the experience of someone they know. These people say that they got their $750 quickly and that FEMA has been around for days.
This will be a feature from time to time as we proceed toward the election in November.
Hillary is like a bad penny. She keeps showing up.
Hillary Clinton continues to try to convince Americans that censorship is needed on the Internet. When the politicians like her had control over the media, there was less concern about unapproved narratives being heard across the country. The media gatekeepers would not let certain stories out into the public realm. Today with the Internet, that is not the case.
JD Vance had a campaign event in Detroit this week. At one point Vance was asked why black voters in the city should support him and Trump. Vance’s answer basically encompassed the idea that we are all Americans.
Traitor Joe’s junta’s priorities for Emergency Management:
Please pay attention to local announcements about this dangerous storm. Stay safe.
Biden’s attempt to make low income taxpayers pay off the student loan debts of wealthy people has once again been blocked by the courts. Republican-led states moved again to prevent the Biden administration from going forward with $73 billion in student loan forgiveness, getting a Missouri federal court judge to issue a preliminary injunction. That came after a federal judge in Georgia let a temporary restraining order on the matter expire there and moved the case to Missouri.