Government Healthcare

Don Surber says:

Dr. Edwin Leap works in ER at WVU Hospitals in Princeton and Bluefield. (Beautiful country, by the way.)

He wrote, “Patient volumes are high. EMS stretchers line up in front of our desks like small, tragic

Mind-splintering stupidity going on.

Before you buy into the claptrap of ” Man made climate change causing hurricanes…. let’s ponder scientific fact:

Since 1851 (171 years) there have been 124 Florida Hurricanes, approximately 1.4/year. In the last 50 years there

From the Washington Examiner:

And from the comments:

Holy fazoli. If with all of Hollywood, Disney, CNN, MSNBC, the newpapers, NPR, Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, NY Times, WaPo, etc. shilling for them and they still can’t dominate the narrative? Might

From Red State:

As Russia threatens to use nukes against the U.S. “if the West attacks Russian territory,” a disturbing story has come out in recent days detailing the recruitment of over a hundred Chinese scientists who had worked at

I’ve been telling you that this would happen, and now the New York Post is confirming it:.. is a site several examples and here’s one:

YouTube podcaster Dave Rubin resigned from his post in 2015 at The Young Turks, a

Sister Toldjah over at Red State:

As we reported earlier, Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) ruffled feathers and caused yet another flare-up within Democratic party ranks when she spoke Monday at the University of Louisville’s McConnell Center and proclaimed that the

And what’s the White House worried about today?

Changing the name of the Atlanta Braves.

* It’s interesting that the people who were just a short time ago telling us that if we left traditional American values behind, we would be ruled by rationality, are the same people who swear up and

One of the very large takeaways from that observation is what the Queen stood for throughout her life.

Sarah Hoyt nails this one:

However, tell me, not-so-gentle reader, what the heck business is this of the feds? Or even your very own state bureaucrats? I’m willing to concede it might — might, perhaps — be of interest

Consider the idea that instead of Donald Trump winning both the nomination and the election, Ted Cruz had won.
Does anybody think that