Leftist women don’t understand who their biggest enemy actually is

Olivia Murray: American Thinker:

Snippet: It’s not the “patriarchy” or “toxic masculinity” leftist women need to worry about. It’s women like me.

Comment:

Here's another example of why I don't like a lot of the titles out there. If you tell anybody that they don't know something, they just might tune out or ignore you.

Not to say that I never make that mistake myself. Sometimes you just can't help noticing a mistake that someone else makes, but excuse yourself for making the same mistake yourself.

I'd like to be more persuasive if I can. Insulting people isn't persuasive of anything except that person doesn't like that other person.

Early voting starts today in Texas

A hope here is to not tell folks how to vote. Therefore, yours truly will disclose my intentions and give a reason why.

My vote is straight Republican. I don't always do that. But I NOT vote for the Democrat. Sometimes I won't vote for a candidate I'm not familiar with. That's true even if he's a Republican.

If this time is different, it is because the Demcrats are in alliance with the Democrat Socialists, who are COMMUNISTS. This time, the Dems have gone too far. Therefore, I am voting GOP straight down the line, even if I am not comfortable and knowledgeable about the candidate.

It's not because the GOP is always good. But the Democrats have become always bad.

There's a clear choice in my estimation. I am voting against Democrats first and foremost.

That is all.

Mike Steger Interprets President Trump Ukraine and Russia Policy Objectives

TCH

Comment:

When I embed something or hit the share button on the post, I like to edit the titles. It seems that I dislike the titles quite a bit.

As the late Rush Limbaugh said "words mean things". I've been a stickler for words, or I should say that I like to be sure about what I'm writing.

With respect to this post, I'd say it is about defining what we are about, what defines us. That should include the very words we use.

What exactly are we fighting for???

The video points out that Americans have nearly forgotten about who they are. We have forgotten the American System. The so-called "Democratic Socialists" who are trying to take over the the Democrat Party, want to ABOLISH OUR CONSTITUTION. Think about what that could mean. The End of the Bill of Rights! The end to Federalism. In short, the end of freedom.

The current system has scrambled our brains. If you want to conquer a people, you first destroy their history and their heritage. That process is well-advanced in America as it is in the West.

In this election year, we can turn this around. Or we can succumb to our own subjugation. The choice is ours. Choose wisely.

Fighting the right war

vs Fighting the Wrong War

You have to know what you're fighting for. If you don't, you may lose the war.

Down another rabbit hole

YouTube has these algorithms that will give you a menu of videos to click upon. To click upon whatever will get you more videos like it, or so a theory goes.

The latest rabbit hole is the phenomenon that is linked to Gamergate. The term was vaguely familiar, but not covered much here. A look into with AI sort of defines it better for me.

This one that involves the so-called alt-right, which is somehow supposed to connected to Gamergate, and Donald Trump; is another one I chalk up to ideology can make you stupid.

That is why I don't follow it, and when I do, I file it away in the stupid stuff category and forget about it.

Some may think that it makes me stupid, and maybe it does. You pays your money and takes your chances. Another way of saying is that this is how I roll. If it doesn't work for me, it doesn't work. But I think it is close to the truth of things, and that's what matters to me.

Update:

The guy here is somebody I never heard of. I did an AI on him and let's just say I'll remove some of the mystery of this post. It is what drove the post. The comment section is interesting enough to read through too. But nothing I'll quote here.

Not normal times

Just a quick observation here. Currently I am watching how you should behave at a traffic stop. It hasn't occurred to me how this could go very wrong, and you need to be prepared for that time, even if you aren't doing anything wrong. It could be a simple thing, like a broken headlight.

I got stopped for that once, and wasn't even aware of anything amiss. Evidently the broken light happened just prior to the stop and I didn't notice anything. Rocks may bounce off the road and break a headlight at any time. You can hear rocks pinging underneath a lot of the time, and it does not harm anything. You cannot respond to every sound. But maybe sometimes it does mean something, and a light gets smashed and no longer works. A cop stops you, and you get a ticket for it.

These days, people seem a bit on edge. Cops are trained, sometimes unfortunately, to look for things when they stop you. They don't know you, you could be a bad guy. It is a potentially dangerous situation for both the officer and the motorist. A wrong move could result in bad outcomes, know what I mean Vern?

YouTube is showing videos of this, and to tell the truth, I haven't given it the thought that it deserves. With the way things are today, who knows what could happen if you make a mistake at a traffic stop.

I figured the angles too. Maybe YouTube is showing these videos for me to click on, and there's an algorithm that tells them what they think I might be interested in. Or maybe WHAT THEY THINK I SHOULD BE INTERESTED IN. I'm saying that times are not normal now. I wouldn't have given it a thought that YouTube is showing me these videos to click on. I wouldn't have given it a thought that I might be stopped. I'm not a bad guy, what do I have to worry about if a cop stops me? Well, maybe you may not be aware of what could go wrong.

Just sayin'. Be careful out there. These times may require more attention to these kinds of things.

Update:

Here's a video, which is a type I've been watching today. I've watched a bunch of them. Maybe you don't know what kind of doo-doo you can get into just because you don't know the law. Here's something that might help. Why should you need this? That's another question entirely. But you may need it. I figure that I might, so that's why I figure that other folks might too.

Election funding in Texas Senate race

10/17/26:

Bad news ya'll.

Talarico is out-raising Paxton (by a lot), but why? In short, I think he is making the effort and Paxton is not.  Paxton should be trying harder on a more personal level.  If he loses, I'm going to think that not only has Texas made a big mistake, but so has Paxton.  He should be out there more.  If I knew he'd be like this, I may have not voted for him in the primary.  I'd have held my nose and voted for Cornyn in the general.

Talarico's funding from out-of-state big donors alone is more than all of Paxton's funding.  I'm not counting the PAC's which aren't subject to any quid pro quo---in my opinion.

Question asked of Brave AI

Key quote of the answer:

The core contrast: Talarico's Texas operation is a high-volume, low-ticket digital funnel (49,000+ Texans giving ~$50 each). Paxton's is a low-volume, high-ticket phone-and-email operation targeting a few hundred max-out checks, with the real war chest coming from outside PACs rather than the campaign account itself.

10/16/26:

It seems that Talarico is making an issue out of Paxton's campaign funding sources. Well, they must be cheapskates, because Talarico is way better funded than Paxton.

What's Talarico's point? That he is purer than Paxton? How so? Does Talarico claim to be Mr. Clean?

Talarico has hair, so he can't be Mr. Clean.