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Courage in Perilous Times
Alan Zendell, September 15, 2021 Yesterday, Senator Richard Durbin (D-IL) told Washington Post reporters, ”It is breathtaking to think of the lengths that [Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark] Milley and others went to to avert the disasters Trump was creating at … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Woodward, china, colin powell, Dan Quayle, Dave Butler, george w bush, iran, Li Zuocheng, Marco Rubio, Mark Milley, Mike Pence, nuclear war, Peril, Richard Durbin, Robert Costa, Trump
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Kabul, a Disquieting Echo of Saigon
Alan Zendell, August 6, 2021 “Do not let my party pretend to be outraged by this. Both the GOP and Dems failed here. Time for Americans to put their country over their party.” That was Representative Adam Kinzinger (R, IL) … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Kinzinger, bipartisan failure, Dwight Eisenhower, george w bush, Ho Chi Minh, iran, Iraq, nine-eleven, Osama bin Ladin, Ronald Reagon, saudi arabia, Soviet Union, Taliban
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The Enemy of My Enemy
Alan Zendell, May 6, 2021 As the Biden administration moves to get COVID under control and counter the stupidity of anti-vaxxers, Americans are responding positively. He has consistently polled better than his predecessor since the day he took office. There’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghaniistan, conservatism, constitution, COVID, Dick Cheney, george w bush, Iraq, Jeff Flake, Liz Cheney, ronald reagan, two-party system, vaccines
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Some Battles Have To Be Fought
Alan Zendell, January 9, 2021 The Alt-right movement and its affiliated groups of neo-Nazis and assorted hate-mongers have thrown down the gauntlet, threatening massive attacks on the U. S. Capitol and statehouses across the country on January 17th. They’re a … Continue reading
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Are You Surprised?
Alan Zendell, January 6, 2021 If you are surprised by Wednesday’s insurrection in Washington, you shouldn’t be. If, even now, you’re waiting to see if Trump will finally step up and act responsibly, I’ll make it easy for you. He … Continue reading
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Tagged Capitol Police, charlottesville, donald trump jr, fox news, george w bush, insurrection, law enforcement, Mitch McConnell, Portland, Rudy Giuliani, treason, violence
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Presidential Christmas Messages
Alan Zendell, December 25, 2020 It wasn’t too long ago that the worst thing we had to bear on Christmas was a presidential address filled with empty platitudes. One of the more heartfelt was Harry Truman’s first such address in … Continue reading
The Strength of the American Republic
Alan Zendell, December 9, 2020 For sixty years, when December 7th rolled around, Americans shared remembrances of what was referred to as the most heinous act ever committed against the United States on Pearl Harbor Day. The tributes waned in … Continue reading
The Horrifying Aftermath
Alan Zendell, November 13, 2020 Ten days after the November 3rd election our nation is in a surreal place. If Steven Spielberg wrote it up and tried to sell it to Hollywood, they’d laugh him out of town. The spectacle … Continue reading
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