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As I assume you've heard, General Motors is closing factories in Michigan, Maryland, and Ohio, but not, God forbid, in China or Mexico. You might suspect that the company is looking to dash Donald Trump's reelection hopes in 2020. He did, after all, include bringing back factory jobs as a major plank in his 2016 platform.
It has become increasingly difficult to believe that the nation the Founders envisioned will even be remotely recognizable in a couple of decades down the road.
Federal district judge Timothy Kelly has decided that President Trump had no constitutional authority to deny CNN's obnoxious Jim Acosta a White House press pass.
If this was 1918 instead of 2018, I would be convinced that Donald Trump would be elected to a second term. Most Americans would be grateful that he had improved the economy and restored the military, that he had lowered taxes and given our foreign enemies fair warning that they had better think twice before provoking us.
Although we didn't speak when I saw Norman Lear at Norman Lloyd's 104th birthday bash, it reminded me of his most memorable series, "All in the Family."
When some people say life isn't fair, it's just sour grapes, all they're saying is that they don't have a billion dollars; don't live in a castle; aren't rock stars, super models, or movie legends; aren't married to George Clooney or Julia Roberts; or, if they happen to be Hillary Clinton, are not living once again in the White House.
As a Jew, I think one of the weirdest insults hurled at President Trump is that he hates Jews. I have no doubt that he harbors ill feelings towards the likes of Chuck Schumer, Dianne Feinstein, Bernie Sanders, Krysten Sinema, Richard Blumenthal, Ben Cardin, Jerry Nadler, Brad Sherman, Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, and Adam Schiff, but so do I.
Reference to the Deep State, a shadow government that exists within the federal bureaucracy, is of recent origin.
There are so many lies disseminated by those on the left that you'd need more than one scorecard to keep track.
At the same time that liberals chastise President Trump for acting as if everything is all about him, they carry on as if everything is all about him.
I must confess I had an out-of-body experience when I first saw the manila envelopes in which the pipe bombs had been delivered.
The ways in which Obama's eight-year reign hurt America are too numerous to list here, but at the top or near the top of the list would be the way he turned blacks and whites against each other.
I really don't believe polls these days, but it's still disconcerting to hear that the House will probably be under the thumb of Nancy Pelosi starting in January.
As a rule, I don't donate to elections. This past month was the exception. I donated to a dozen candidates, eight of whom are running for the Senate, three for the House and one for governor.
Whenever I hear reasonable people claim that the political rhetoric in America needs to be toned down and that Democrats and Republicans need to start listening to each other the hope of finding common ground, my initial reaction is always to nod like one of those dashboard dachshunds.
In the past, ex-Presidents tended to leave office in their 60s and 70s.
Oddly enough, it's generally those on the Left who like to quote George Santayana, even if they don't know they're quoting him or who he was, for that matter.
For the life of me, I can't figure out why the billionaire currency manipulator is still walking free.
Although I would love to have President Trump get the U.S. out of the U.N. and get the U.N. out of the U.S., I enjoyed seeing him at the podium spanking China, Iran, Venezuela and Germany. It was annoying, though, to hear the globalists on TV chastise him for lumping Germany with our enemies. I may throw something if I hear one more idiot insist that Germany is an ally.
Generally, when you think of a luau, you picture roast pig being served; you don't envision the swine doing the roasting. But that's what we all got to see with our own eyes when the likes of Senate Democrats Feinstein, Blumenthal, Harris, Hirono, Durbin and Harris had Brett Kavanaugh on the spit.
