For many people, especially those leaning left, Donald Trump’s disqualifications to be president seem obvious. Why did so many people vote for Trump again, they wonder, and how did he win not just the Electoral College vote this time but the popular vote as well? Trump’s critics cite his two impeachments, multiple criminal indictments at the state and federal levels and a felony conviction as evidence that he is unfit to be president again.
Most words come and go. Words are here today, gone tomorrow. But, on the extremely rare occasion, some words find a way to stay.
What are you making for dinner? I am making a loaded baked potato.
My first year in Congress, 1965, was a watershed year. Among many noteworthy pieces of legislation, that was the year we passed the law creating Medicare and Medicaid.
Back in early October, as parts of the South were still reeling from Hurricane Helene’s impact and Hurricane Milton had begun its run toward Florida, House Speaker Mike Johnson gave an interview to Fox News. Even though the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, was facing possible staffing and funding shortages as it prepared to deal with both the short-term and long-term aftermath of the crises, Johnson said extra funding would have to wait until after the election.
Hello, I’m Doyle Benson and I am running for District 3 McLeod County Commissioner. I’m a lifelong resident of the current District 3.
I am writing this letter in support of Chad Czmowski, who is running for Hutchinson City Council.
About 23 million U.S. households depend on private wells as their primary drinking water source. These homeowners are entirely responsible for ensuring that the water from their wells is safe for human consumption.
Unlikely as it seems, U.S. government bureaucrats have been having a bit of a boomlet.
