Monday 20 November - Thanksgiving Week

 - For reasons yet to be finalized I’ve decided to cut these things from 3 to 2 a week.  

- All the pro Palestinian rioters should stop what they’re doing, go to the Middle East, and join in the cause there. At least they can be seen as doing something, for right now all they are doing is costing you and I a lot of money. 

Far as I’m concerned we will meet on a battlefield anyway. I just don’t want that battlefield to develop on American soil.

- Biden admin says they are concerned that marijuana users “won’t put away their guns before getting high.” Seriously, WTF? Stoners don’t go around shooting people, they tend to converge in small groups to start a band. Beltway vermin REALLY need to understand what happens outside their 15 mile radius.

- Instead of trying to erase the parts of history we don’t like, let’s try to learn something from them and NOT repeat the same mistakes our forefathers made. We can be either the United States, or we aren’t. There’s just no in between

- Wife and I were talking…if either of us got stopped by police for suspicion of driving under the influence, we’d both fail the field test. Neither of of can walk heel to toe, both of of have cataract lenses that interfere with eye following finger tests, and we both have been known to fall over standing on both feet, much less one.  

- So called Black Friday seems to start the Friday before thanksgiving now.

- I promise that if elected governor, I will sign legislation prohibiting the flying of ANY nation’s or group’s flag from ANY taxpayer funded flagpole that is actively seeking the destruction or is far outside societal norms of the US. This includes terrorist flags, sexual identity flags, flags from groups shunning other skin tones, and the like. Also included in this legislation will be prohibition against flying any other nation’s flags except for times recognizing descendants of that nation. Mexico flags for example, may be flown on Cinco de Mayo, Irish on St Patrick Day, etc.  Acceptable flags include our national colors, state flags, POW-MIA flags, recognized Native American nations, 

It’s always important to recognize where we come from, but it’s much more important to recognize where we are now.