Mike Miller

In the slimmest of chance that you needed a reminder that the Harris-Waltz ticket is the most radical presidential ticket in American history, you've come to the right article.

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As I begin this article, it's a sobering thought to realize that the 2024 presidential election is a mere 62 days away.

In the slimmest of chance that you needed a reminder that the Harris-Waltz ticket is the most radical presidential ticket in American history, you've come to the right article. Harris recently hired a campaign director who has viciously attacked White Christians and claimed that America is an imperial "cult" and a "bloodthirsty beast." Did I mention that the new hire is not only Kamala's campaign "faith" director but that she's also a Presbyterian minister? Yeah. So-called "Progressive" Rev. Jennifer Butler argues that "White supremacists" have "hijacked" the Christian faith — a "quality" that seems to fit perfectly with the Harris-Walz ad nauseam attack on White (and Black) conservatives.

After having written three articles today, I figured it was time for a bit of farcical comedy, brought to you by none other than MSNBC's race-hustler extraordinaire, Al Sharpton — with a more-than-able assist from the clownish network's other race-hustler extraordinaire, Joy Reid. At issue for the Reverend was why some (white) people still support Donald Trump. Before we begin, understand that these two geniuses are among the cream of the crop in the race-hustling industry. Reid got the racist ball rolling by ragging on Lara Trump over her latest music video. I love people who have a dream. I am not knocking her having a dream.

It's not hard to figure out the Democrat Party. It's actually pretty easy. Everything Democrats support or oppose — and I mean everything — can be connected to the ballot box with no more than two dots.

Democratic strategist James Carville on Thursday all but said fact-checkers should ignore Democrats, and focus their reporting on Republicans — to "help save the Constitution of the United States."

Trying to nail down Joe Biden or Kamala Harris on the number of jobs they've "created" — the government does not create jobs it can create economic