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American might. We have rediscovered our identity. Regained our stride. And we are proud again. Yes, they are respecting us again. Yes, america is back. The best way to prevent war is to be fully prepared for war. If a fight must come, there is no other alternative. Victory, winning, beautiful words. To the class of 2018, i do say strife fo strive for excell. Live for adventure, dream big, push further, sail faster. Never stop reaching for greatness. Kimberly meanwhile, the president is leaving the door open to rescheduling the cancelled summit with north Koreas Kim Jong un. This after the rog...

AP Photo/John Raoux We’ve been seeing a lot of comparisons of Joe Biden to Jimmy Carter over the past week, with a variety of things blowing up. I wrote last weekend about how Donald Trump, Jr. seemed to start the discussion on it, talking about the terrible jobs report, the rising prices, and inflation concerns. Twitter immediately rushed to Biden’s defense suggesting that somehow the comparison to what a horrible president Jimmy Carter was, was confusing. Anyone who is supposedly "confused," by my below tweet should probably read the awful Biden job report out today, then take a peek at...

Jimmy Carter’s presidency didn’t go well. Some of us are even old enough to remember that. Others of us just realize that history didn’t start when Obama ascended to his golden throne and told the oceans to stop rising. Gas lines, anyone? Remember that? Unemployment? The sorry state of the States after Carter’s first failed four years is the REASON Ronald Reagan gave that Morning in America speech. It’s the REASON it worked. (Also Carter’s terrible term was the reason for his OWN famous “Malaise” speech.) Today, following the SHOCKINGLY bad jobs report, Donald Trump Jr. refere...

AP Photo/John Raoux As we previously reported, the jobs report came out today and it was a disaster for the Biden regime. Not only was it bad, it was so much lower than what they’d predicted it would be, Axios described it as the biggest miss in the history of the report. Their reactions to it immediately showed they had no understanding of what the problem was or why it was so bad — that at least in part, one has to consider that people are not returning to work because of the extension of the unemployment benefits. As Charles Payne observed, the jobs are there, but if the government is ...