B-Man

Everyone is aware of that. As I am sure that you are aware despite your standard snark. The question has always been did he act alone ?

OF COURSE.

The war is between Ukraine and Russia. The "relevance" is that the United States cannot assist in ending the war without the support of the Senate, and to a lesser degree the House. In that regard democrat 'leaders' are fighting President Trump on every front preventing him from getting the vote threshold needed. All the while those same leaders with the assistance of their lackey media shout that any attempt to find a solution is "Appeasing Russia" and that he is "Putin's puppet. I have always appreciated your straightforward replies Coffee, but here I think that your black and white answer doesn't work. The question regarding the democrats position is very relevant. .

Welcome back @K D It's a good thing nothing happened in those two months.

Empty room for empty gestures

Today Keeping Up With the Cabinet Sec. State - Marco Rubio — Rubio, in Paris, reiterated President Trump and his administration's commitment to ending the war between Russia and Ukraine. Sec. Treasury - Scott Bessent — Bessent announced Treasury's targeting of the International Bank of Yemen for its support of the Houthis. Sec. Defense - Pete Hegseth — Hegseth swore in Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer, who reenlisted into the U.S. Marine Corps. Attorney General - Pam Bondi — Bondi thanked Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) for his OpEd about her in The Hill: All the Justice Department needed was a new attorney general. Sec. Interior - Doug Burgum — Burgum recently toured the Southern Border "after officially transferring federal land along the border to the U.S. Army, allowing them to detain illegal migrants." Sec. Agriculture - Brooke Rollins — Rollins shared this week's five "AG-tions." Sec. Labor - Lori Chavez-DeRemer — Chavez-DeRemer visited with "the brilliant folks at @IntelPolicy...where they are ensuring the U.S. is at the cutting edge of advanced chip manufacturing." Sec. Health & Human Services - Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — Kennedy is vowing to get to "the root causes of the childhood chronic disease epidemic -- including autism." Sec. Housing & Urban Development - Scott Turner — Turner reiterated HUD's commitment to "rightsizing government operations and ensuring our facilities support a culture of optimal performance and exceptional service as we collaborate with our partners at GSA to deliver results for the American people." Sec. Transportation - Sean Duffy — Duffy gave the Blue Origin Astro-nots a reality check. Sec. Energy - Chris Wright — Wright has been in the Middle East, meeting with leaders to promote the Trump administration's energy policy. Sec. Education - Linda McMahon — McMahon recently spelled out the problem with men and boys participating in women's and girls' athletics to CNN's Kasie Hunt. Sec. Homeland Security - Kristi Noem — Noem reiterated the importance of a secure border and prioritizing the safety of Americans over illegal aliens. Admin. Environmental Protection Agency - Lee Zeldin — Zeldin visited Midland, Texas, with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), "where incredibly hardworking Americans are powering our nation." Admin. Small Business Association - Kelly Loeffler — Loeffler shared that "Over the last 90 days, the SBA has seen a 74% increase in loan approvals for manufacturers compared to the same period under Biden," adding that, "Demand for new capital is a clear sign that American industry is growing again thanks to @POTUS!" Dir. Federal Bureau of Investigations - Kash Patel — Patel affirmed that he and his team had "been briefed on the tragic shooting at Florida State and our FBI Jacksonville team is on the ground assisting. We will provide full support to local law enforcement as needed." Dir. National Intelligence - Tulsi Gabbard — Gabbard is preparing to release the RFK assassination files. She also recently declassified the Biden administration's "Strategic Implementation Plan for Countering Domestic Terrorism," which sought to censor about half of the American people over the past four years and ahead of the November 2024 election. Dir. Office of Management and Budget - Russ Vought — Vought shared that the package being sent to Congress includes a $1 billion rescission to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, and NPR. U.S. Trade Rep. - Jamieson Greer — Greer affirmed the Trump administration's commitment to "address the threat to our economic and national security posed by China’s dominance in the maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding sectors." https://redstate.com/smoosieq/2025/04/18/good-friday-morning-minute-n2188009

Fight Fiercely !!! Harvard researchers say they might have to lay off workers and euthanize research animals due to funding freeze. https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/16/us/als-research-harvard-funding-freeze-hnk/index.html Like Harvard isn’t swimming in dough, as is. No, they want your tax money, or they’ll kill the puppies! https://instapundit.com/715124/

All too typical. Letitia James launches fundraiser seeking donations up to $18K-per-person in wake of alleged mortgage fraud by Carl Campanile & Chris Nesi Embattled New York Attorney General Letitia James is hitting up supporters for big bucks just days after the Trump administration accused her of alleged fraud involving several homes she owns. The money bid is in the form of an invitation to an event on Tuesday from 5:30 to 7 p.m. calling for contributions starting at $500 and climbing to an eye-popping $18,000, the maximum allowed by New York law, in support of her 2026 re-election bid. The invite features a photo of James framed by a circular gay pride flag. (Photo) The high-dollar fundraiser will be hosted at the home of left-wing activists Rod Grozier and Rob Smith https://nypost.com/2025/04/17/us-news/letitia-james-launches-swanky-fundraiser-in-wake-of-alleged-mortgage-fraud/

More on the above. DC Circuit Court of Appeals Blocks Judge Chutkan’s Order Requiring Citibank to Disburse $Billions From Biden’s Climate Slush Fund by Cristina Laila The DC Circuit Court of Appeals late Wednesday evening partially blocked Judge Chutkan’s order that barred EPA Chief Lee Zeldin from clawing back billions of dollars from Joe Biden‘s EPA slush fund. The three-judge panel: Pillard (Obama), Katsas (Trump) and Rao (Trump) stayed Judge Chutkan’s order requiring Citibank to disburse the funds by Thursday (today). https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/04/breaking-dc-circuit-court-appeals-blocks-judge-chutkans-2/

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The Strange Case of Abrego Garcia Democrats do many things that I don’t understand, but their enthusiastic embrace of El Salvadoran Abrego Garcia, a member of the brutal gang MS-13, is bizarre even for them. No one disputes that Garcia is a citizen of El Salvador. No one disputes that he was in the U.S. illegally. Therefore–it follows–he should be deported to his home country. In 2019, that deportation was temporarily held up by an immigration judge who thought that it would be too dangerous to deport Garcia to El Salvador, because he could be threatened by a rival gang. That is not, to put it politely, a persuasive rationale. {snip} So Garcia was apprehended in the company of known MS-13 members, he manifested various signs of being an MS-13 member, and a reliable informant told police that Garcia was “an active member of MS-13” with the rank of “Chequeo” and the gang name of “Chele.” The fact that an immigration judge nevertheless didn’t want him deported to his home country is outrageous. MS-13 is a notoriously violent gang that has terrorized American communities, raping and murdering women and children. The idea that MS-13 members who have entered the U.S. illegally should be allowed to stay here, in contravention of our laws, is absurd. And yet, that is the position of the Democratic Party. https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2025/04/the-strange-case-of-abrego-garcia.php

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Hasn't Harvard suffered enough ?

Fantastic.

Me too. (Vouch for him I mean) * I admit, I had to look up supercilious. Great word. Describes several members on the board who talk down to us from "on high" .