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• Dems Flip On $1.8 Trillion Stimulus: ‘Pelosi, Take the Deal!’
  After Nancy Pelosi rejected The White House’s most recent offer of $1.8 trillion, everyone, including the Democrats, knew that she was playing political games with the coronavirus relief stimulus. Member of her own party are pushing back. Several members want to accept the Republicans’ stimulus bill to get much-need money into the hands of American […]
• The Friendly Skies No Longer ‘Open’ As US Exits 1992 Helsinki Treaty
  On the 57th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the United States officially ended its participation in the 1992 Open Skies Treaty, signed in Helsinki,  that grew to partnerships with 34 member nations to conduct observation flights over each other’s territory. The Trump Administration cited Russia’s noncompliance with the Treaty over U.S. […]
• DE OPPRESSO LIBER: SEC DEF Miller Unifies Special Ops Under His Direct Command; ‘Gen. Flynn’s Secret Weapon’ Quotes JFK
  Forty-years separates the tragedy of 1980’s Operation Eagle Claw with this week’s announcement by Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller that unifies Special Ops under his direct command. That single, clear line of decision making is the ultimate fail-safe to guarantee that America’s most urgent defense missions will be planned correctly and executed to completion, without […]
• Peach State Recount Turns Out To Be The Pits
  Things are getting so hot in the Peach state that the Georgia peaches are coming out Kentucky fried as recounts in several counties have revealed thousands of votes that had not been counted. Most of the votes were for President Donald J. Trump. This doesn’t turn out to be too peachy for the Democrats trying […]
• [N]othing [C]an [S]top [W]hat [I]s [C]oming; Election Cybersecurity Leaders Told to Fall on Sword
  While it may be true that the 2020 election “was the most secure in American history,” at least according to Department of Homeland Security’s CISA, the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency, where it counts, in actually taking the temperature of the populace, it was as much of a failure, or worse, than ever before. And […]