The more time and energy liberals invest to destroy someone, you can bet that this is someone who loves America, what it stands for, and who can make a difference. Latest case is attacks on Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) because he spoke, in 2002, to the European American Unity and Rights Organization, a white supremacist group founded by racist David Duke.

First, the radical sodomites labeled the righteous as “haters.” Then, when the people were awakening to the fact that they were the one’s acting out of hate, they then re-labeled their righteous opposition as “homophobic.” Of course, when that was getting worn out, they began to go to the extreme by creating their own “hate crimes,” inflicting crimes upon themselves. They did this in hopes that someone would believe that they were the victims. Americans have now learned that the opposite is true.

Army Brigadier General Ted Johnson, recently retired from the South Dakota National Guard, will talk on Saturday, January 10, about his experiences directing the Guard through the largest call up of SDNG forces since WWII. Sponsored by the Black Hills Veterans Writing Group, the event will take place at Western Dakota Technical Institute in Rapid City, starting at 9 am.

Yes, we’ve tried (and failed) to get rid if RINO Speaker of the House John Boehner before. But the effort to replace Boehner is gaining steam and getting popular resonance I’ve never heard in the past. Most Republicans are ready to get rid of him, and Rep. Jim Bridenstine went on record against him today.

In the course of various online discussions, I’ve noticed that people who support abortion commonly imply, or even state outright, that they believe certain things — things which are clearly far removed from reality, and which sometimes even contradict each other. Some of these are likely to be examples of arguments that people make while knowing that they’re not actually true. But it could be that a lot of people really believe things like the following, in the face of all reason and evidence.

The medical bill was for $972 for services rendered on September 5, 2014. When I phoned the client’s insurance company, it reported that it never received such a claim from Medicare. So, I wrote a letter asking the billing firm to send the essential information about the claim directly to our client’s insurance company. My letter was sent to the addresses given to me from the bill and when I phoned to confirm another address of the billing party.

Every single incoming House member knows that the vote for Speaker is the most important vote they cast, and in the wake of the lame-duck session momentum is building to reject John Boehner. It is going to be an interesting weekend in Washington.