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The climate alarmists, who ignore the Earth's regular climate cycles to blame everything on CO2, would tell you we are supposed to have more hurricanes because they claim it is "the hottest year on record".
Commented: Monday, September 7th, 2026 @ 3:56 pm By: Concerned Taxpayer
Hooray for Saxony-Anhalt. More need to stand up against illegal immigration.
Commented: Monday, September 7th, 2026 @ 2:11 pm By: Bubba
PK, Seriously, I'm asking...has anyone called the various City Council members and requested their assistance in stopping the installation of thos smart meters?
How do they reply? Call all of them if you want a quick lesson in, double speak, side-stepping, and obfuscating. U will learn a lot about your govt.

WHO approved it originally???
Maybe the WOKE Planning Dept?
Commented: Monday, September 7th, 2026 @ 12:01 pm By: Washingtonian
The youth vote is heavily swinging to anti-immigration populist right parties all over Europe. In France, it is behind Marine LePen and the anti-immigration National Rally, Polls now show LePen far ahead in the first round of France's next election for president, and easily defeating any possible runoff opponent.
Commented: Monday, September 7th, 2026 @ 10:57 am By: borderhawk
PLEASE!!! Listen to Dane Wigington on Smart Meters & what they have done!!!
Link is below, start at marker 6:25
www.youtube.com
Commented: Monday, September 7th, 2026 @ 10:27 am By: PK
A "Woman's Right to Choose," in such extreme circumstances when it pertains to life and death, will always be a subject that will need proper legislation, and further adjudication.

It is a life and death situation.
Commented: Monday, September 7th, 2026 @ 9:18 am By: Stan Deatherage
Washingtonian: MAGA (Make America Great Again) has been trashed by the Word Police of the Left, and while I don't go by any political labels other than Conservative, I embrace Donald Trump as the very best president we could have at this time ... These very difficult times.
Commented: Monday, September 7th, 2026 @ 8:19 am By: Stan Deatherage
This is great to see. Maybe Europe is starting to wake up to the cancer of illegal immigration. The mass demonstrations against illegal immigration in Spain and the UK are also encouraging.
Commented: Monday, September 7th, 2026 @ 8:14 am By: Rino Hunter
Hey JV. you can call me MAGA everyday of th week, & 3 times a day. Seems like a compliment to me. What is being Maga? I'm pretty informed on th Trump Presidency & so I would say Maga simply means a movement to Make America Great Again, using th strategies of Trump. I dont know of any Conservative Republicans who would deny being MAGA, based on the facts of its purpose & NOT on th smears th left try to paint.

If I could give some advice to folks just learning the ways of the world, it would be dont believe everything a person with a "title" tells you. People like that are probably the biggest liars, having practiced th art longer than most.

Hassan Piker said he was fed-up w th wealthy elites not being held accountable for their crimes. Probably 95% would agree. Its turning them to Socialism. The solution is to stop th inequality regarding the elites vs th peons. Sadly its worse locally.

JV, Muslims bank w China, Russia, & every single Muslim country. AND...They want U DEAD!!
Commented: Monday, September 7th, 2026 @ 1:58 am By: Washingtonian
SD: I agree. The local GOP should have stayed out of the Washington municipal elections. The trouble is that it is even worse than that. It appears the Executive Committee had very little to do with any of it even though the weight of the Party was presented to the public as being behind it.

The people that have been having their way with the local GOP, at least since the 2019 County Convention, had their feathers ruffled at the 2025 Convention when delegates successfully fought for a return to grassroots inclusion on the Executive Committee. The response from the power mongers was to further castrate the Executive Committee and let the unaccountable and shadowy Victory Committee take over the real work while being accountable to no one. It is Victory Committee fingerprints all over the Washington municipal elections.

There are people on the Executive Committee that know better and tried to do better. They were bitterly opposed by the power mongers. It seems a slight majority of the Executive Committee is made up of those that are fine with corruption and some that are too dim witted to know the difference.

A healthy, functioning Executive Committee would not have made the mess in the Washington municipal elections that was made this time around. This is what you get when schemers, egomaniacs, clowns and weaklings run an organization.
Commented: Sunday, September 6th, 2026 @ 9:19 pm By: Van Zant
Washingtonian: We would all been better off in Washington, with the election of their officials, if the Local GOP had kept their sophistic hands out of that election, where there was a so-called conservative majority, albeit abjectly slim.

In local politics, there has always been a 'a ROT locally,' but blaming the good Conservatives that endeavor to do right by their constituents, will not solve the issue that it will take a real conservative majority to make the necessary changes to dispose of the 'rot,' and for that to occur, it will take this local electorate to pay close attention the candidates, and elect who is real, who is proven.
Commented: Sunday, September 6th, 2026 @ 4:29 pm By: Stan Deatherage
As a conservative Republican, I voted for the 5 candidates that were recommended by the local Conservative Club. Three were elected. But look...what has it gotten us? Things are as bad as ever. Since then, we have had multiple interim City Managers, a fired city manager, and multiple interim police chiefs, & a still vacant council seat.
The powers-that-be made th current Fire Chief, th interim Police Chief too. That is too much power in one person, & it creates conflicts of interest and an Overwhelming power over Depts of authority, & over th whole of govt, & its pple. What it amounts to is that the powers-that-be wanted to make sure they had a "team-player" in that position. Its almost incestual.

They say: When one suspects corruption, its most likely just incompetence. But incompetence easily turns to corruption, so that is what we hav in Washington. U cant blame th voters, we elected 3 out of the 5 that were recommended. There's a ROT locally, & Stan I do not deserve a sick govt.
Commented: Sunday, September 6th, 2026 @ 1:22 pm By: Washingtonian
To the group: The frustration here is with some "conservatives" we see on the "big stage" not asking the tough questions that those they represent are asking in their circles of political conversation. They seem to avoid hard questions that would force them to give their personal opinion and instead of the scripted "opinion" of the party.

I greatly admire men such as the late Senators John P. East and Larry McDonald, both of whom were students of, as y'all know, Senator "Mr." Jesse Helms. They didn't shy away from hard questions and knew how to say what they truly felt within the perimeters of operation.

They would, I think, have some very choice words for several MAGA Republicans, especially libtard Democrats, who've got their heads up their asses and don't stand up for shit...even if it means they have to take some heat.

The whole Muslim thing, I'll sum it up like a Brother did: "They are most definitely a barbaric people BUT they don't bank with Rothschild. Remember that."
Commented: Sunday, September 6th, 2026 @ 3:11 pm By: John Valley
JV: I am not MAGA, but I know enough about the history of the world to know these are dangerous times, and we are extremely fortunate to have President Trump at the helm ... Best American president in my lifetime, and yes, I am a Boomer, who remembers the Vietnam War and the Cold War all too well.
Commented: Sunday, September 6th, 2026 @ 9:37 am By: Stan Deatherage
JV, What is you opinion on Muslims?
Why do you never criticize their activities?

Muslims and Socialist have joined forces against the rest of the world.
Commented: Saturday, September 5th, 2026 @ 10:01 pm By: Washingtonian
JV, I consider myself a Reagan Republican, not MAGA. I appreciate a lot of what Trump is doing, but I scratch my head at some things. His US senate endorsements in NC and SC are cases in point.

The Iran problem goes all the way back to Jimmy Carter, but during the Reagan era they were not in a position to be much of a threat to us, partly because of Iran and Iraq being at war during a good part of that time.

Here is the fundamental problem. Iran hates us. Its government has led "Death to America" rallies going back to the Carter days. They call us the "Great Satan" and Israel the "Little Satan". A country that is a theocratic dictatorship, calls us the "Great Satan" and constantly proclaims "Death to America" is not one that any sane American would want to have nuclear weapons. Yet Iran is way too close to developing nuclear weapons. Further, the Muslim clique that runs the country is from a cult that believes the world needs to be engulfed in fire in order to bring about the return of the Mahdi, a Muslim religious figure. How better to engulf the world in fire than with nuclear weapons?

Obama and Biden thought they could buy Iran off with lots and lots of cash, but all that did was give Iran resources to build weapons and advance their nuclear ambitions. Iran getting nuclear weapons is a huge danger to our country and to the world. Only those with their heads buried in the sand cannot comprehend that.

One remembers the great Imperial Austrian chancellor von Metternich, who observed a couple of centuries ago that a balance of power peace only worked between true nation-states but could not apply when dealing with a country that was, in his term, an "armed ideology". In his era that was revolutionary and then Napoleonic France. In todays world the Islamo-fascist regime of the Islamic Republic of Iran is an even better example of an "armed ideology".

It is a heck of a serious problem and not one easy to fix. I do give Trump credit for trying. It is something that is going to bite us in the ass if we don't fix it. The Democrats are just irresponsibly playing politics on this issue.
Commented: Saturday, September 5th, 2026 @ 8:34 pm By: Conservative Voter
Jimmy Carter headed an organization that studied election systems around the world. He knew a whole lot more about the impact of mail-in voting than the anonymous "Big Bob" who seems to know little except the current Democrat talking points. From his own familiarity with voting systems and those of his organization, Jimmy Carter told us that mail-in voting is the type most prone to fraud. That is why it should be limited to situations where someone cannot actually make it to the polls on election day or during early voting.

the widespread use of mail-in voting and such other highly insecure measures like unattended ballot drop boxes were an invitation to fraud. Partisan Democrat attorneys pushed this hard for the 2020 election and kept their foot on the gas ever since. It is telling that a party pushes voting procedures that its own former leader has pointed out are the most prone to fraud.

In the last election, there was a link posted on the BO to an article about a woman on the west coast (California, if memory serves) who moved into a new one bedroom apartment and received over twenty mail-in ballots in various names in the apartment's mail box. She took them all to the elections officials and turned them in. How many would have been tempted with such a system just to vote twenty times? Further, with that many in one small apartment, there is a real question of whether many or all of them had always been bogus. One remembers the scandal of the leftwing Democrat voter registration group ACORN being caught engaging all over the country in fraudulent voter registration.

In the pre-2020 world, someone out of town on election day would normally vote by mail-in ballot. That would include politicians who were in Washington, DC, not their home states, like Trump. That would fall within one of the traditional exceptions to voting at the polling place in the pre-2020 era. Actually, in many foreign countries such as most of them in Europe, it is common practice for politicians to vote in person at their home polling place early on election day as a PR measure and photo op for the media.
Commented: Saturday, September 5th, 2026 @ 7:32 pm By: Steven P. Rader
SD: MAGA is now a full blown cult comprised of Boomers who refuse to both go against the script and question anything said by the President or those directly under him.

Anybody who sends Witkoff and Kushner, two MEGA ZIONISTS, to represent American interests is a friggin' idiot. People, such as those two clowns, have been banned from 109+ countries for a reason.

I'm for America First...not Israel First. I don't search under my bed at night for Commies or sleep in my Trump drawers that were made in China. Again, it's mind-blowing that you older cats, in general but not all of you, seem to ignore what's really going on.
Commented: Saturday, September 5th, 2026 @ 9:39 am By: John Valley
Trump votes by mail.
You can’t have it both ways.
He won in 16
Lost in 20
Won in 24.
Republicans have done well during this time.
All under the same election rules.

How do you argue that the system is corrupt when your guys keep winning?

Makes you sound like an extremist that won, failed miserably at governing, but wants to keep power against the will of the voter now that it appears voters are weary and might change direction.
That’s not patriotic, that’s f-ed up.
Commented: Saturday, September 5th, 2026 @ 12:29 pm By: big Bob
Mayorkas does need to be prosecuted, not only for making a mockery of our immigration laws but for the types of illegal aliens he allowed to pour across the border with his deliberate and intentional malfeasance.

The ultra-violent Venezuelan crime gang Tren de Aragua (TdA) was never present in the US until the traitor Mayorkas opened the border to them. Migrants openly displaying gang tattoos for TdA and the already present Salvadoran violent crime gang MS13 were just waived across the border under Mayorkas. Mayoraas even allowed them to use the "unaccompanied minor" subterfuge to get their gangsters into the US. Now, TdA has even moved its top headquarters from Venezuela to Juarez, Mexico, just across the Rio Grande from Texas.

then there are the Communist Chinese. Mayorkas allowed thousands of military aged men from our biggest geostrategic adversary into the US with no questions asked. Under their communist government, people are not freely allowed to travel without government permission. These Red Chinese interlopers were landed in Peru, put up in a camp ringed with barbed wire and guarded by gun toting sentries run by China in Panama, then sent north for Mayorkas to let them into the US.

This was all intentional. Mayorkas, a lawyer, could not just be stupid enough to not see what he was letting happen. He has committed high treason and needs to be prosecuted for it.
Commented: Saturday, September 5th, 2026 @ 12:02 pm By: Rino Hunter
Sanchez is indeed a "traitor to Spain" and many in the Biden regime were traitors to the USA for the same reason. Sadly, they will never be prosecuted in either country.

The Vegetable President was himself in la-la land so much it is doubtful he even really knew what was going on, but those who pulled the strings in his name DID and should be prosecuted for it. That despicable skinhead Castro Cuban Mayorkas, in particular, ought to be in prison, and probably on death row for what he did to circumvent our immigration laws and undermine our national security.
Commented: Saturday, September 5th, 2026 @ 9:07 am By: Conservative Voter
No about Iran; that is why they have gone to the streets to protest and many have died trying to deserve a modicum of freedom.

Yes, I would name name myself and Hood for being good, decent, honest, and very competent politicians, but we can NOT do it all by ourselves; nor can those other good politicians in local government, and don't you and others in the electorate ever stop to ask yourselves why we, and others have had so little help over the years in limiting the scope of government, and ending corruption.

Obviously, they like that form of government, or they would stop electing those politician who, conversely, are not good, decent, honest, and very competent politicians.

This is not only a problem on Beaufort County's Board of County Commissioners, but a problem with every governing body in Beaufort County ... So tell me where I am wrong to well understand that the electorate is responsible for their government.
Commented: Saturday, September 5th, 2026 @ 12:39 am By: Stan Deatherage
Hey Stan, Did the people in Iran get the Govt they deserve?
Or maybe we could ask the same about the UK.

That of yours is statement is a cop-out...spin.

My guess is if I asked you to name one "good" politician, you would name yourself and Hood. Name one other that is here to listen, help, serve, and ANSWER to The People who ask. All I see is a circling of the wagons, excuses and a lot of playing dumb.
Local Govt is broken and it stays broken because no one with the power to make changes, changes that the ppl need, are willing to stick their necks out for it.
I would like to see some real fight, such as a "Give Me Liberty or Give me death attitude among our politicians.
Commented: Saturday, September 5th, 2026 @ 12:00 am By: Washingtonian
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