Two Muslim Women Newly Elected to Congress: Their Agenda

The Washington Post reports, "Americans for the first time sent a Muslim woman to Congress---actually two: Palestinian American Rashida Tlaib, of Michigan, and Somali American Ilhan Omar, of Minnesota."

The Post also reports that "Omar and Tlaib are among 100 or more Muslims who ran for office in 2018, an unprecedented surge in political engagement..."

What is their agenda in this newly found political engagement?

Be informed.

Veteran's Day: What We've Learned In 100 Years

One hundred years ago yesterday, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, an armistice went into effect that ended 4 years of bloody fighting, and more than a few military miscalculations.

It was the "War to end all Wars."

What we've learned in 100 years.

Some thoughts from James "Jim" Pinkerton who served on the White House staff of President Reagan, Victor Davis Hanson, a leading expert and historian on warfare and contemporary politics, and from my grandmother, who was the mother of two veterans.

Be informed.

Democrats: "Impeach Kavanaugh"--"Take To Streets Over Sessions' Firing"

Often said, and always true: Elections have consequences.

Top Democrat Jerry Nadler, who will now become Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, was overheard Wednesday discussing plan to impeach newly confirmed Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

Across town, a former spokesman for the Justice Department, now with NBC, was on the air, calling for people to "take to the streets" over the firing of A/G Jeff Sessions, and the appointment of Matthew Whitaker as acting A/G.

Here they come. Be informed.

The Tale of Chuck and Patty

The predicted "blue wave" was at best, a "ripple."

Every secular progressive media darling lost Tuesday.

Beto O'Rourke who was "destined" to beat Sen. Ted Cruz, (R-Tx.) then move on to run for president in 2020, went down in flames.

Yes, the Dems won the House, but the Republicans increased their majority in the Senate.

Now head democrats in the Senate, Sen. Chuck Schumer (NY) and Patty Murray (WA.) are, along with others, trying to sort-of delegitimize the Senate by pretending the so-called "Senate Popular Vote" is a legitimate option.

Be informed.

The Contest in the Divided States of America

Yesterday, a contest was held for the soul of America. The mid-term election was a referendum on whether or not America should remain as a Constitutional Republic---or move toward becoming a European type socialist nation.

There was no blue wave. There was no red wave.

America remains deeply divided politically, because we are divided spiritually.

It is written that "Man cannot serve two masters..."

Some thoughts about yesterday's election.