The Trump administration, desperate for some good news, just manufactured its own news by confecting a ‘peace’ deal between Israel and a bunch of pipsqueak Arab monarchies – just in time for November US elections.
It was another one of those Biblical passages that kept replaying over and over in my mind. Probably because those verses, on the surface, did not make a lot of sense to me.
Texas’ first- and third-largest cities could be in daily commuting distance from each other via the high-speed Texas Central Railroad.
It’s kind of ironic, but in an age when we should be kinder toward one another simply because each of us is dealing with multiple new stressors we didn’t have this time last year – the prepandemic days – instead, more people it seems are growing hostile toward one another.
I mentioned in last week’s column that about 20% of absentee ballots are never counted, and that it is therefore preferable for those fearing the CCP virus to vote in person during early voting when lines will be to a minimum (rather than using the mail). That practice won’t guarantee that the voter avoids fraud, but it will help. I was the Republican Party’s elections administrator in Hidalgo County for a decade and a half, so I have a pretty good idea as to what can go wrong when Democrat operatives seek to game the system. We’re already seeing mail fraud beginning on the national level. Here are three examples which have come to light.
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