We know how. Fill a backpack, pay a coyote, cross the river, and enter the US illegally. In the game of Monopoly, pass Go, collect $200, and head for a street name that’s determined by a roll of the dice. Illegal border crossing isn’t as dicey as Monopoly anymore and it’s way more lucrative …
It’s cold outside, but ten nuggets below will warm your innards and get the blood flowing. Biden warned Iran and told us as much. “Don’t.” He paused. “Don’t, don’t, don’t.” They did. Does he remember reinstating aid to them to the tune of $6 billion for “humanitarian purposes?” Is the 160th attack on a US …
Good news. We don’t have a crisis at the border anymore. Bad news. We have an open border. With each passing month unenviable records are broken time and again with hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants crossing into the USA. What has changed to cause this record flow? The US Government is overtly encouraging it …
Elon Musk isn’t busy enough with X, Tesla, and Space X. Cars, tweets, and trips to Mars are on his plate. More than a few folks think he rescued free speech when he purchased Twitter, now X, and fundamentally changed the platform’s guardrails. So, yesterday, he flew across the Atlantic and was interviewed on stage …
As we stated yesterday, 2023 is all but out of the door. Make room, below are the fearless predictions for the back half of 2024. If you missed them, the 2024 first-half pearls of wisdom are here. July Eagle Pass, TX officially renames its city “Pass Through.” Whoopi Goldberg, the first openly black female …
Two thousand and twenty-three is all but out of the door. It’s time for our fearless prognostications for 2024. January Shortly after the New Year’s Eve ball falls so do the Washington Huskies and the Alabama Crimson Tide. Joe Biden holds a presser on The Capitol steps on Jan 6 calling the “Resurrection of 2021 …
The NFL New England Patriots are so bad this year that they spend little to no time in the end zone from game to game. It’s unfortunate for a couple of reasons. One, it’s why they stink. But, more importantly, two, they rarely get a chance to read their own “writing” at the back of …
