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Re: “What Biden’s Speech Revealed”

It’s a mistake to view this vile, reprehensible speech as Democrat Party vitriol as usual. President Dullard has no thoughts of his own, so the tone directed at “MAGA Republicans” (read: ALL Democrat opponents) means the Party sees constitutionalists as enemies of the elective despotism it calls “democracy.” Moreover, the language suggests Biden’s puppeteers have a Wannsee Conference-style understanding that the Democrat Reich needs to take off the gloves. —Illinois

Biden added: “I do think anyone who calls for the use of violence, fails to condemn violence when it’s used, refuses to acknowledge an election has been won, insists upon changing the way in which we rule and count votes, that is a threat to democracy.” As Roger Kimball notes, this is definite projection onto others what is being done by this administration. It is offensive and outrageous to condemn your political opponents in this manner. It speaks of “a man who has lost his marbles,” as the saying goes. —Colorado

You note in this article that the Demos’ strategy of making the election a referendum on Trump seems to be moving voters in their direction. I am baffled that so many right-wing websites continue to champion Trump as who the 2024 GOP nominee should be. We have so many young, talented conservatives like DeSantis who don’t carry the Trump baggage. Why on earth would we want to nominate the one person who is guaranteed to alienate enough voters to hand the election to Biden? —California

Lest we forget, there was wholesale refusal of elections being won every time a Republican “won” the presidency this century. From Bush through Trump, elections were not acknowledged, and rules and the counting of votes were bastardized. Use of violence? Not a peep out of the Left during the summer of 2020, when there was a push to bail out those involved in dozens of deaths and billions in property damage. All by Democrats. A threat to democracy indeed! —Maryland

Re: “The FBI Spiked Tony Bobulinski”

The only chance that all of this information will be formally investigated and explained is the election of a Republican majority to the U.S. House and Senate in the coming midterm elections. Even then, with mainstream media filtering and covering up information as they have for the past decade, it is still doubtful that the facts related to Biden family corruption will ever see the the light of day. Even if they do, the effect of Mass Formation Psychosis on the majority of the U.S. populace will render the facts in the matter a hoax and/or irrelevant. Truly a sad, “spiked” state of affairs. —Florida

The simple solution is to fire/retire the top echelon of the FBI and move its head office and all its investigative facilities to major cities in the Midwest. They will be central to the country and away from political influences. If you’re in the New York or LA or DC offices and you want to rise in the FBI hierarchy, then expect to be transferred to Omaha or Des Moines or Wichita. This will quickly revamp the agency and the system. —British Columbia

Re: “Team Biden Pressures World on Gender ‘Revolution’”

The next frontier of civil rights is a return to territory that has become an abandoned wasteland: the rights and liberties of our posterity. Through abortion on demand, the American Left declares them non-persons and deprives them of protection of their lives prior to birth. Through habitual deficit spending to indulge every whim of this generation, the Left has swindled them by entailing the next with a massive national debt and the unfunded liabilities of a pyramid retirement scam. Through revisionist history, CRT, racism, and other lies, the Left robs them of knowledge of their national heritage. This is not an exhaustive list, but “gender theory” is another crime against our youth; it puts souls and bodies in bondage to perverted lusts. —Minnesota

Re: “Canada’s Medically Assisted Suicide for ‘Mature Minors’”

Idiotic leftist ideas are well-represented by Trudeau. Eugenics and other death cultist ideals are easy for those with no moral compass. After all, they believe abortion should be sanctioned by society. This article suggests Canadians want 12-year-old children to determine life and death questions. This type of child abuse is wrong and should be condemned in the most severe manner. —Maine

Re: “The Problematic U.S. Ammo Shortage”

Well, if we run short of ammo, I am sure Austin and Milley will have to use the material ordered for military members in CRT and wokness to beat the enemy to death. The never-weapons groups that wish to disarm American law-abiding citizens are supportive of our military not having enough ammo to deter the enemy. Enough ammo manufacturing corps have closed up to account for the shortage. —Florida

Re: “Who Supported Nuclear, Again?”

I was a nuclear engineer in the U.S. Navy for 13 years in both electronics and in nuclear power plant operations. I was qualified for operation on four different designs (A1W, A4W, D2W, and D2G), all of which could have been used for civilian power before some of them were decommissioned and cut up. During all that training and operations taking those ships around the world, we never even came close to an accident. I was involved in fires and small spills inside the ship, but the training we went through was as close to realistic as we could make it. We operated safely under the watch of Naval Reactors (Navy version of NRC) and had to recertify every 1-2 years. I have stories but no accidents! —Illinois

Re: “Friday Short Cuts”

Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre

: “When you are not with where a majority of Americans are, then, you know, that is extreme. That is an extreme way of thinking.” Memo to the White House: America’s strength is not diversity of skin color, ethnic origin, or sexual preference. It is in the diversity of thought, the freedom to share, compare, and debate ideas. The repeated attempt to label the views of the opposition as “extreme” and suppress them as “disinformation” is itself extreme; it is well outside the acceptable norm for the behavior of American holders of public office. Shame on all of you. —Minnesota