NATION
Trump DC Indictment – Where is the crime?
Yielding to Temptation: Jack Smith’s Indictment Seeks to Bag Donald Trump at any Cost
Arizona County Rejects Proposal To Hand-Count Ballots In 2024 Election
Ken Paxton’s legal team files two impeachment-related motions with Texas Senate before deadline hit
Majority of GOP, Independent Voters Want to End US Aid to Ukraine
Who Are Democrats Kidding? Of Course Trump Indictment is Political
Mainstream Journalists Are Cloistered Ivy League-Educated Trust Fund Kids
New warning about rise in ‘crime tourism’ Mainstream
Gov. Kim Reynolds deploys Iowa National Guard to border
Still Doubting the 2020 Election
Editor’s Comments: This article is the stupidest verbiage “American Thinker” has ever produced. Yes, there was blatant fraud but “At that point — though it violated everything he stood for — he should have danced the dance.”
Danced the dance? Trump should have placed his imprimatur on a stolen election and stamped his seal of approval on the very premise of corruption? Trump would have thereby surrendered the moral high ground and he would have lost the respect of his supporters.
Jackson and Tilden might have folded like folded like a bath mat but what options did they have? It was not honorable for Nixon to “wait his turn” after the 1960 election. It was not high-minded of Hillary to concede to Obama in 2008. There is nothing noble about Sanders conceding to first Hillary, then to Biden. In each of these cases, the craven and corrupted warrior chose to place his own comfort, well-being, and political capital far above any notions of integrity.
We are witnessing Kari Lake battle the proudly-evil Arizona Democrats and their more sinister GOP counterparts. She too, was approached by kingmakers who suggested that she “dance the dance.” Lake declined the offer. She would rather fight for what is right than bide her time and ultimately reappear as the next Flake McCain. If Larry Elder and Lee Zeldin and every other GOP doormat had Lake’s integrity, the world would be a better place.
“Here is where Trump made a mistake: he went into battle mode.” This is what we are up against. Our own pundits telling us to fold, submit and accept cheating. Say it ain’t so, AT.
WORLD
Over 4,100 buildings destroyed in Ukraine’s Nikopol since beginning of Russia war: Mayor
African leaders call for the release of Russian cereals
Italian football clubs report $3.97B Loss amid COVID-19
Will Saudi Arabia make Friday a working day?
HEMISPHERE
Press freedom on trial in Guatemala
El Salvador Escalates Gang Crackdown With New Measures
Former Socialist Lula da Silva’s Lawyer Assumes Seat on Brazil’s Supreme Court
HEALTH
Bullying, suicidal thoughts linked to more headaches among teens
MACRO
July Job Market Data Gives the Signal to Buy ‘Everything’
Flying into Foolishness: The DOJ “Saves” Consumers from Low-Cost Airlines
China’s Surge In Steel Exports Rattles Indian Producers
MICRO
Absurdly Affordable Cities in the United States. (Real Estate/COL) YT
Some Facebook posts advertising Bed, Bath & Beyond clearance sales are scams
If You Like Boycotts: ABC, CBS, NBC Sponsors
WORTH ANOTHER LOOK
The Punisher Files: Who is Barry Soetoro? Part 1
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
FACT SHEET: Jack Smith – A Record That Speaks for Itself
PARAHERESY
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