Eric Florack on March 3rd, 2025

Yes, unquestionably…. Along with everybody else around them.

Eric Florack on March 3rd, 2025
I’ve given my thoughts on the subject of the disaster that zielinsky brought on himself last friday. Victor Davis Hansen has some additional points that you should hear.

It is of course true. Which means that you’ll never see this in the mainstream media.
Eric Florack on March 3rd, 2025
Two things are going to happen as a direct result of that business with Zieinsky at the White House.

The first is the Europeans are going to get involved and for the next two decades their response to Russia is going to be stuck in committee.

The second thing that will happen is olinsky will end up realizing this before too long it will be back at the White House door hat in hand and much more pliable.

One of the conditions that’s going to be set when that happens is that Trump will demand, and rightly, an election.

And yesI’m fully aware that there is a lying in the Ukrainian Constitution that prevents an election from happening during a war. And you still wonder why he won’t go to the peace table?

I managed to watch the entire 40 some odd minutes of that press conference. Most people only saw the last 10 minutes. What you view the entire press conference, and get the whole thing in context, you will find that the argument was started by zelinsky. All he had to do was keep himself in check for 10 more minutes and he’d have had a deal. As it is, he has succeeded in screwing his country’s chances at least in the short term. A point which didn’t seem to be lost are the Ukrainian foreign minister given her reaction.

I’ve said this before, and I will say it again…

The truth of the matter is that the only reason that Biden let that war go on as long as it did was to comfort for his own crimes in the ukraine. Kind of hard to gather evidence for a prosecution, when the place is getting bombed to hell. I have always suspected them Zielinski himself was cashing in on that situation. This behavior in the oval office did nothing to dissuade me from that line of thinking.

Eric Florack on March 1st, 2025
This letter was written by Pam Bondi to to Kash Patel:

Dear Director Patel,

Before you came into office, I requested the full and complete files related to Jeffrey Epstein. In response to this request, I received approximately 200 pages of documents, which consisted primarily of flight logs, Epstein’s list of contacts, and a list of victims’ names and phone numbers.

I repeatedly questioned whether this was the full set of documents responsive to my request and was repeatedly assured by the FBI that we had received the full set of documents.

Late yesterday, I learned from a source that the FBI Field Office in New York was in possession of thousands of pages of documents related to the investigation and indictment of Epstein.

Despite my repeated requests, the FBI never disclosed the existence of these files. When you and I spoke yesterday, you were just as surprised as I was to learn this new information.

By 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, February 28, the FBI will deliver the full and complete Epstein files to my office, including all records, documents, audio and video recordings, and materials related to Jeffrey Epstein and his clients, regardless of how such information was obtained.

There will be no withholdings or limitations to my or your access. The Department of Justice will ensure that any public disclosure of these files will be done in a manner to protect the privacy of victims and in accordance with law, as I have done my entire career as a prosecutor.

I am also directing you to conduct an immediate investigation into why my order to the FBI was not followed. You will deliver to me a comprehensive report of your findings and proposed personnel action within 14 days.

I appreciate your immediate attention to this important matter. I know that we are both committed to transparency for the American people, and I look forward to continuing to work with you to serve our President and our country.

2 years ago I called for an end to the FBI in these spaces and I do so again today. Doesn’t sound quite so crazy now, does it?

I’ve been saying for weeks now that the Democrat fed rumors of Medicare cuts were pure stable floor carpeting.

Hakeem Jeffries just proved me right. Of course that doesn’t mean that the left is going to stop believing the LIE.

Okay, if we want to look at it from his point of view, what you stop people from stealing, it’s a cut.

Eric Florack on February 28th, 2025
Just some things that occur to me through the day.

* Sad to see Gene Hackman and his wife go the way they did. It does occur to me that at his age he could probably have run for Congress.

* It seems fitting that the biggest racist that MSNBC has ever put on the air, the wildly inappropriately named Joy Reid, got herself canned in the middle of Black History month.

* That Cafe in Toronto, the hot mess that declared itself an anti-capitalist Cafe has gone out of business after a year. Gee, I wonder what could possibly have gone wrong?

* Amusing to watch the left claim that Elon Musk cannot be trusted because he is an immigrant, after spending so much of our money and breaking so many laws to bring illegals into the country.

* So tell me, does my call to end the FBI sound so crazy, now that we understand what’s been going on with those people?

* So the firings of The joint Chiefs is bringing out an awful lot of crocodile tears. They call it a blood bath. Yeah, yeah, whatever. But apparently we don’t remember Obama clearing House of anyone that was to the right of Fidel Castro from both the military and from our intelligence services. Nobody complained back in those days. I wonder what the difference is?

Eric Florack on February 28th, 2025
There is a full-throated panic going on amongst the Democrat hierarchy these days. They’re not going to be able to fix this in the short term… Even within the next few cycles, and they know it.

They now understand that Joe Biden being elected to the White House was not a good thing for them. In fact it was counterproductive.

I’ve even heard a few tell me that the only reason that Joe Biden was still arguably alive at the end of his term… (well there was a pulse, anyway, even if evidence of brain activity was lacking) …was that to replace him meant a president Kamala Harris. Which of course in turn, is why she lost that election so dramatically. The Democrats literally found themselves caught between Dumb, and Dumber, and decided to jump lines.

The brave face that the Democrats were putting up prior to the election was revealed to be nothing more than another lie.. which I believe, will be the story going forward for at least the next couple of cycles.

The fact is, the 2020 playbook is not going to work anymore. They couldn’t keep Joe Biden in the basement forever, they couldn’t hide the gaff -o-matic that Kamala Harris is and they certainly couldn’t hide the effects of Democrat party policy on our country its economics and it’s standing in the world.

And despite the lack of a Joe Biden or a Kamala Harris to kick around anymore, that’s still going to be the theme going forward. What else have the Democrats got to go with but the failed policies that were at the root of their problems all along? It’s like trying to sell ricin flavored beer. Oh, there are some that will still buy it of course because it’s got the right label on it, but nowhere near a substantial majority.

I predicted in some unpublished writings that November 2024 was going to represent a landslide for Donald Trump. I said that mostly on the strength of Democrat party internal polling which suggested precisely that. They knew they were going down in a ball of flame. As it turned out it worked only slightly better for the Democrats than I had predicted at the time. Still, for the Democrats, losing both the popular vote and the electoral college could be labeled as nothing but a total disaster.

The reason I said that it would be a GOP landslide is rather simple, there was a lot of Democrat party rank and file, (you know, the voters,) who were making rather loud noises that they recognized that their party wasn’t offering any real answers, anymore. What they were offering is supposed solutions ended up being the problem.

You want to know what swung that election? You can see it in the vote totals. There was a lot of Democrat voters crossing party lines. Those voters recognized a disaster when they saw one. Moreover, they recognized its origins.

With the exception of an extreme minority of true believers, that situation’s not going to change for quite a while, particularly with DOGE on the case, and they’re by a lot of their money laundering tactics being halted, their funding pass for the lawfare attacks on Trump etc being exposed.

To that point, allow me to suggest going over Matt Vespa’s column of this morning

I suggest to you that our future as a nation is a lot brighter than it’s been in a few decades.

Eric Florack on February 26th, 2025
Some interesting news about a special election in Connecticut from Votehub:

With all votes in, Republican Jason Perillo has defeated Democrat Tony Afriyie in Connecticut SD 21

Jason Perillo (R) – 53.5% (6839)
Tony Afriyie (D) – 46.5% (5950)

Now, this is a district that went for Trump by a half a point in 2024 so the Republican victory here isn’t totally out of line, but the margin here, tells the story. This is getting into man bites dog territory, and certainly raises the possibility of Connecticut becoming a swing state for the GOP in the near future.

Eric Florack on February 25th, 2025
An open letter to federal workers:

Federal workers are reported to be outraged that they have to provide a work summary… Essentially a list of what they did for the week. I find it very difficult to find any sympathy. Let me explain why.

For those who don’t know, I drive tractor trailer for a living these days.

I have far more of a situation of having to justify my existence then federal workers could dream of, for the most part. (Yeah, federal workers imposed the micromanaging regulations that I work under, but I’ll get to that.)

We drive on substandard roads with people that are not professional drivers and as a result truck driving is probably among the most dangerous jobs in the country and has been for several years now.

We are required to be able to pass a roadside inspection at any time… tires, brakes, pollution equipment, etc and to satisfy those requirements the state invests a large amount of money and any one of the points of inspection that I do not pass I get serious fines for.

The anti-pollution gear I mentioned, is very expensive to maintain, makes our trucks less reliable by being fraught with problems …but the government insists on jamming it down our throats.

For all that they’re making sure that my truck is worthy of government roads, somehow it slips their minds that the roads ought to be up to the drill of handling my truck.

I have a in cab camera facing me watching every move I make 24/7.

I have a electronic device on the dash recording when I stop when I go and for how long and how fast or slow I am driving…

I have a electronic logbook telling when I can drive or not whether I am tired or not…

I have a satellite device on my truck showing my exact location 24/7.

I have to get a medical check up every 6 months to prove I am healthy… And drug free.

The interstate is dotted with traffic camera’s monitoring my speed and weight sensors in the road to make sure I am not overweight…

See all those numbers and stickers on the side of the truck next to you? Those are because we have to kneel before several different branches of government, just to do our job. Every one of them requires a fee be paid.

All to bring you the stuff that you want and need every single day.

Tell me again, government workers, about your plight. I put up with all this nonsense to earn a paycheck for myself and my family, only to have a good deal of it taken from me and put into your pocket after you drop these regulations on me and my brother drivers.

And now, you have the audacity to complain about YOUR having to justify your existence by means of an email explaining what you did, to justify your overly large salary and benefit list, that taxpayers, myself included have to pay for??

Eric Florack on February 25th, 2025
Matt Walsh:

Deeply saddened by the passing of Joy Reid’s MSNBC show. It was a great resource for right-wing podcasters looking for a clip to play and make fun of. I can’t tell you how many slow news days Joy helped me through.

Yeah, there is that. I mean she did manage every single night to create a target rich screed.

Greg Gutfeld’s monologue is on point with this:

Oh… of course, Rachel Maddow weighed in on this, taking her own network to task for Reid’s firing.

I haven’t seen her this angry since, well, yesterday.

Eric Florack on February 24th, 2025
New poll: 83% of Americans want the government to cut spending instead of raising taxes—but D.C. just kept spending under Biden.

– 67% say the debt is unsustainable
– 83% want the budget balanced
– 77% demand a full review of government spending

Essentially this is why the Democrats lost. They refused to cut a cent of spending. Instead, they pushed for higher taxes and higher deficits.

No wonder the poll I reported earlier this morning showed very high approval ratings for Donald Trump.

And the next time somebody tells you that the Republicans are going to lose the midterms because of backlash from these cuts, show them these numbers.

(Source: Harvard/Harris Poll)

Honestly, where do these people come from?

The “C-ndoms for Kiddies” Bill, which installs c-ndom vending machines in preschools – high schools, is set to be passed in Maryland.

Kind of begs the question who the condoms are for in the elementary and preschool levels, doesn’t it?

Eric Florack on February 24th, 2025

“Mr. Trump’s Attorney General Pam Bondi, who declined a 60 Minutes request for an interview.”

Why on Earth would she walk into that hot mess? CBS has a history of altering interviews, for the obvious purpose of pushing a leftist agenda.

And let’s remember they’re being sued for $20 billion dollars for election interference. And it’s going to happen folks. Trust me on this.

Eric Florack on February 23rd, 2025
From Mark Penn:

Voters are mostly liking what they see in the first month of the new presidency. By 57/43 voters say Trump doing a better job than Biden in advance look at poll coming out Monday.

Job approval at 52 but closing the border, cutting waste are hugely popular. So is resetting merit as the prime hiring and contracting principle.

I see postings from The New York Times and from The Daily Mail for example, running lines that emphasize that people are extraordinarily unhappy with Donald Trump. Trouble is, the numbers don’t say that.