Quick take on the news; 2/6/26

 

1)  Sen. Tuberville says 6 members of Congress weren't legitimately elected, revolver link. Heh. The Democrats spent all that effort to make the fake accusation that Trump colluded with the Russians. That fraud was to keep the spotlight off their own fraud.

2) Could the following story be proof positive that the left-right Marxist Paradigm is exactly what Ronald Reagan said it was:  a non-starter of an ideology.   The ideology was the false choice between the left and the "right".   In other words, think for yourselves.  You don't have to mindlessly join up with a phony construct such as the Marxist Paradigm of the left v the right.  Furthermore, to disagree with both doesn't put you in the "middle".  It merely says that you don't agree with either their notions of the "left", "middle", and "right". The left uses this false construct to squelch opposition.  By labeling all disagreement as "fascist", the leftists seek to end all opposition to their phony assertions.

3) Instapundit.  Winning the battles, but losing the war?  Instapundit has a lot of hyper optimistic posts, lately.  Is it justified when Rasmussen's Presidential approval poll for Trump is down to 41%?!  What the bleep, Insty?  If things are going so well, why aren't Trump's numbers in the stratosphere?  They're not.  I must be missing something, or Instapundo is.

  Okay, but there's this; which is more in line with what I think. Which is, why the disconnect between results and Trump's lack of popularity?  Is there something wrong with the Rasmussen poll?  The direction of the country polls seem better than previously; but if so, why doesn't Trump's numbers reflect that?