The uproar over George Santos and his crude fabrications has given official Washington an opportunity to do what it does best: moralize and deflect. It is all a little amusing to watch. Who are these scoundrels to hold forth …
“When the 118th Congress is sworn in on Jan. 3, its members will walk the halls of a building whose paintings and statues pay homage to 141 enslavers.” Thus begins one of the lowest of low points in the history …
Good Tuesday morning.
Here is what’s on 46 agenda today:
10:15am: The President receives the Presidential Daily Briefing
News roundup:
House GOP promises to probe COVID-19 origins, ax proxy voting, magnetometers
House GOP zeroes in on Jan. 6 panel documents
Republicans should just say no to 87,000 new IRS agents
Joe Biden rejects South Korea nuclear exercises suggestion with firm ‘no’
DOJ hiding hundreds of Hunter Biden, James Biden records, lawyer claims
National Security Spooks Blamed Russia For Pipeline Explosion — Apparently With No Evidence
National park closes after hundreds of migrants land on islands
FDA decision on experimental Alzheimer’s drug expected this week
Texas installs additional layers of razor wire to stop illegal crossings
States are kicking off new legislative sessions. These are the top issues
Frontier Airlines giving free flights in exchange for adopting cats
Key battleground states are moving to change election laws ahead of ‘24
Elected Officials Forced To Resign As Florida Anti-Lobbying Law Takes …
For me, it’s a no-brainer that the Biden Administration is doing nothing to control the southern border, reopen closed pipelines, allow new drilling on government lands, to stop LGBT and critical race indoctrination in public education, in the military and civil service, or to cut back on inflationary spending. Biden, Inc. weathered the November elections magnificently with minimal losses and, in fact, picked up seats in the Senate and in state offices. An overrun southern border, an inflated economy, rampant urban violence, a disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, Biden’s family scandals—none of these apparent disasters seemed to matter as much as our president’s promise to remit college debts for young voters and the reaction of unmarried women to the Dobbs decision. Of course, an obvious reason for these developments was the way the Democrats sent out their mail-in ballot many weeks in advance to designated voters to react to events that …
Good Monday morning.
Here is what’s on 46 agenda today:
12:45pm: The President and The First Lady depart St. Croix, United States Virgin Islands
News roundup:
Biden Spent Nearly 40% Of 2022 In Delaware, Camp David, Or On Vacation
McCarthy Concedes On Key Rule Change In Bid To Secure Votes For Speakership
Here are some of the major new laws that go into effect in 2023
House GOP targets federal “snoops”
Chief Justice John Roberts raises concerns about judges’ safety
Canada is banning some foreigners from buying property after home prices surged
How investigators homed in on the Idaho murder suspect
Inflation is killing the first dinner date
Suspect in NYC police stabbing may have Islamic extremist ties
Border crisis complicated by migrant PTSD: report
NIH gave millions to researchers accused of vax-development ‘scam’
North Korea’s Kim orders ‘exponential’ expansion of nuke arsenal
‘We better watch out’: NASA boss sounds alarm on Chinese moon ambitions
Once-favored Covid drugs ineffective on Omicron …
Most Americans know something has gone terribly wrong—and very abruptly—with the United States. They are certain that our wounds are almost all self-inflicted. The current pathologies are not a result of a natural disaster, an exhaustion of natural resources, plagues, or an existential war.
Crushing national debt and annual deficits, spiraling food and fuel costs amid “normal” seven-percent-plus annual inflation, bread-and-circuses entitlements, a nonexistent border, a resurgence of racial tribalism, pandemic violent criminality, and humiliation abroad—all these pathologies are easily cited as symptoms of a sick patient. Our crises are not as the Left maintains—a nine-person Supreme Court, the Electoral College, or the filibuster—all distractions from existential problems the Left largely created.
So, what are the therapies and prognoses for America?
In the spirit of constructive rather than blanket criticism, here is a partial, 10-point plan of national recovery.
Cut the Debt
Americans’ national …
