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  • Latest Unrest in Haiti — Our Island Neighbor Needs More than a Bandaid

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    As the news comes in about the kidnapped American and Canadian missionaries in Haiti, I know we are all concerned. Everyone hopes that these people are quickly released unharmed. However, the continued unrest in Haiti needs more than a temporary solution. Our island neighbor has too long been ignored by the United States, treated poorly…

  • The Haitian Migrant Situation

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    As someone who has participated in Vodou ceremonies and who has a deep and abiding respect for Haitian culture, I am greatly distressed and disappointed by how the Biden administration has chosen to handle the Haitian migrant problem at the Texas border. The truth is, I have little faith in the Biden administration to get…

  • COVID Vaccinations: Science is Greater than Politics

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    Getting or not getting a COVID vaccine for political reasons is an idiotic decision. Nature doesn’t give a damn about your politics. Nature will never give a damn about your politics. And, make no mistake, Nature is not our bitch, we are Her’s. Get the vaccine. It’s man versus Nature, not Trump versus Biden.

  • Biden has already failed…

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    Victor Cypert
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    The SCOTUS stands poised to overturn Roe v Wade. Student loan debt continues to spiral out of control. Following the pandemic, most restaurant workers no longer want to work for the pittance called the minimum wage (which is even lower than normal for servers). The January 6th treason remains unanswered for and the perpetrators are…

  • Well, duh. Of course…

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    Victor Cypert
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    “But they’re not the same party!” From where I stand, they pretty much are. Seriously, I wouldn’t care if I didn’t have to pay into or obey the stupid laws of the system that does this shit.

  • Biden has already disappointed the true base of the DNC: Brace for Trump in 2024

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    Victor Cypert
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    Unless Donald Trump is in prison orange (and there’s no reason to expect him to be), he might just become POTUS again in 2024. Already, the soft-center DNC is letting us down. Pelosi, Biden, and Harris have shown they don’t have the slightest intention of fixing the corruption in our nation by dealing with conservative…

  • Cozened by Biden, the Left Must Look for Leadership Elsewhere

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    Victor Cypert
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    Already Joe Biden is attempting to abandon the Progressive cause. In a conference call with several Civil Rights leaders, Biden has promised to undo everything Trump signed into existence through Executive Order by issuing countermanding orders of his own. However, he will not use this singular power to advance much-needed change in America. True to…

  • Don’t be surprised when…

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    Victor Cypert
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    Don’t be surprised when Biden doesn’t hold Trump accountable. Don’t be surprised when Biden doesn’t hold Trump’s cronies accountable. Don’t be surprised when Biden knuckles under to the GOP. Don’t be surprised when Biden doesn’t do anything about the student loan crisis. Don’t be surprised when Biden doesn’t implement Medicare-For-All. Don’t be surprised when Biden…

  • Why did Trump lose?

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    Victor Cypert
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    Trump made gains among all demographics except one this time around. Who were the people who rejected Trump’s message and saved Biden’s bid for POTUS? White men. Blue-collar white men do not vote based on ideology alone. To this economically disadvantaged group, one thing matters most of all: jobs. Working class Americans define themselves largely…

  • A Reflection on the Election

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    Victor Cypert
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    While we wait for the final tally to come in, an observation on the US election of 2020. First, there was no “blue wave.” The Democrats failed, once again, to inspire confidence in the American voter. This is because they refused to acknowledge their blue-collar roots and speak to the working class in a way…