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The Control Group

There’s a group of people who have unselfishly worked to help protect everyone during the “COVID Crisis”. Without these unsung heroes, it would be impossible to measure the effectiveness of the efforts to fight the disease. It’s time we recognized them and their sacrifice. In typical scientific experiment there are

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The Cost of Darkness

Earlier this week, the Maricopa County Board sent a letter to the Arizona Senate imploring them to stop their audit of the 2020 election in that county.  The letter said that it should be ended “for the good of the Country”. The letter goes on to say that they’re concerned

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In Defense of Israel’s Defense

If you haven’t been following what’s been going on in and around Israel, let me bring you up to speed.  The folks in Israel were minding their own business when Palestine fired over a thousand missiles in their direction. [Pause: I know there is a lot of dispute about the

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Unvacksinated, Unmasked and Unafraid

The new CDC recommendation says that “fully-vacksinated people can resume activities without wearing a mask or physically distancing…”.  OK.  I admit it.  The quote isn’t entirely correct.  They said “vaccinated”, and I replaced it with the more technically-correct “vacksinated”.  What can I say?  I’m a stickler for accuracy. What the

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The Election Fraud Playbook

The issue of election fraud isn’t one that pits Democrats against Republicans.  That may be what you’re being told to believe, but it’s not what you should believe.  Rather, the issue of election fraud pits people who want to ensure free and fair elections against those who do not. It

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The Miracle at the Rio Grande

Last week, the CDC changed its opinion on masks for vacksinated people.  Well, technically, they changed their “recommendations”.  The CDC doesn’t make the rules, they only make “recommendations”.  If governments want to heed their recommendations, they’re cool with that.  They’re also equally as cool if governments don’t heed their recommendations. 

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