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With Biden's politics, I am surprised that they were not replaced with pictures of Benedict Arnold or perhaps Karl Marx.

Commented: Tuesday, April 30th, 2024 @ 7:00 am By: Bubba

Hmmm, interesting. Glad this one in Georgia went down in flames. From my perspective, politicians excel at one thing: talking out both sides of their mouths. Whether politicians are local, state, or national, we as constituents should pay attention to their actions and hold their feet to the fire. Most of them are aware of the word "transparency," but fail to practice it. Back room deals are the norm and constituents suffer the consequences.
JMan

Commented: Monday, April 29th, 2024 @ 10:45 pm By: JMan

Have you ever considered just how insane things are these days? We've got the resident far-left troll responding to a subject that is usually basic information with, "None of this is true [followed by something racial]," while much of what he says is absurdly untrue.

Think about some of our world leaders: Because of looks and math, there has been some speculation that Fidel Castro is Justin Trudeau's real daddy. I don't know but it is interesting speculation. At any rate, whatever the blood test says, Joe Biden is surely Justin's real crazy uncle. Both Joe and Justin make their appointments by checking all the diversity boxes and using merit and qualifications as an afterthought.

Then there is this FFA diversity hiring story. Diversity hiring ahead of common sense while accident rates go up, instead of having the natural diversity coming about because of judging people, and hires, by the content of character and ability.

It all makes for a psychopathic, very dark comedy that is our time in history. It's funny but kind of sick, too. People two hundred years from now, reading about the 21st century, are going to think those folks were crazy as hell.

Commented: Monday, April 29th, 2024 @ 9:41 pm By: Van Zant

Here is renowned Constitutional Law professor Jonathan Turley' column from "The Hill" on how Alvin Bragg seems not to be taking real law too seriously:
jonathanturley.org

Commented: Monday, April 29th, 2024 @ 8:44 pm By: John Steed

From my perspective, the progress made by Arkansas in the direction of online schooling is a remarkable jump towards transforming teaching approaches that extend beyond the usual brick-and-mortar classroom.

The digital schooling platform meets the diverse needs of various students, conserves valuable time by eliminating the obligation to commute, and is applicable for people who have responsibilities outside of school.

It's not solely about mere convenience, but about inclusivity, as it's a superb option for pupils with circumstances that make it hard to physically attend school.

Additionally, not only does it fosters scholastic intelligence but also nurtures computer literacy as well as technological skills in students.

Despite the fact that it does have its challenges, they can be surmounted by employing adequate discipline, efficient time utilization, along with commitment towards learning.

In a time when digital-tech is influencing nearly every

Commented: Monday, April 29th, 2024 @ 7:25 pm By: BiancaBeiva

Phil Berger is an Undocumented Democrat who blocks Republican policy like Constitutional Carry, while ramming through Democrat policy like the Green New Deal and the Obamacare Medicaid expansion. He badly needs to be replaced.

Commented: Monday, April 29th, 2024 @ 8:11 pm By: Rino Hunter

When I see how our judicial system is being politically abused by the Democrats to use it as a corrupt political tool against Trump and Republicans, it is getting hard to believe this is still America. We are going to have to fight to get our democracy back from the Democrats who are destroying it.

Commented: Monday, April 29th, 2024 @ 3:27 pm By: Bubba

Immigration law is complex, and it has been obeyed and enforced by presidents up to lawless Biden. In fact, there are some aspects of asylum treaties which other countries are enforcing but no US president has done so as yet. For example, someone already in a safe country is not entitled to claim asylum in a third country. If we would just enforce those treaty provisions, we could shut down asylum requests coming from those crossing both our southern and northern borders.

If you want to know the complexities of immigration law, talk to a legal immigrant. Those complexities are still enforced as to them, although Biden wavies them for illegal aliens who thumb their noses at our laws.

Commented: Monday, April 29th, 2024 @ 1:05 pm By: borderhawk

The only racebaiter on these boards is Bigot Bob. Bobbie is so obsessed with race that he totally ignores the fact that DEI covers a whole lot of other things besides race. Race itself has absolutely nothing to do with the ability to perform the positions mentioned in this post, and the problem is the other aspects of employees that are being overlooked often in the area of mental stability and ability.

For every job, the most qualified person should get it, regardless of any personal factors. That is called being fair and objective.

Commented: Monday, April 29th, 2024 @ 10:06 am By: John Steed

I think immigration law is far more complex than you think.. just a guess.

Commented: Monday, April 29th, 2024 @ 9:28 am By: Big Bob

if you believe in the system only when you win, something is very wrong.

Commented: Monday, April 29th, 2024 @ 9:27 am By: Big Bob

You have the ability to write but lack the understanding that a reader can’t know your mind or may interpret your writing in an unintended way.

Your post attempts to link JB with Putin and Stalin. Indeed overly dramatic not even close to the truth. I, can read just fine. I just see through your BS

Commented: Monday, April 29th, 2024 @ 12:00 am By: Big Bob