It’s game over. When you make a deal with the devil, you generally lose, and that is what just happened to a top Democrat. NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani just threw her right under the bus. Read more…
If you want to trash a president on home soil, that is one thing, but to trash him on foreign soil, on a world stage, where his negotiating abilities can be hurt, well, I think that is inexcusable. Not to mention that just about everything Newsom is claiming just happened to take place during the Biden presidency, when he sat on his hands and said nothing…
Today, we posted a quote about Ronald Reagan and the sanctity of life, and I asked our readers to tell us their favorite Reagan memory. Today’s comment comes from Warren P. from Minnesota, who responded:
“My favorite memory has to be June 12, 1987, standing in front of the Brandenburg Gate. The ‘experts’ and diplomats begged him to soften his language, but Reagan refused. He stood there and demanded, ‘Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!’ It still sends chills down my spine.
“That moment defined who he was: a man who knew the difference between right and wrong and wasn't afraid to say it out loud. Whether he was staring down the Soviet Union or defending the unborn when it wasn't politically popular, he had a moral backbone that is sorely missing in Washington today.”
