Highlights of the News

Donald John Trump is still our president. If he can fight back at 74, so can we.

ITEM 1: Polls show Hillary will be re-elected.

I had that line in the back of my mind but never could work it into a post.

Oh and Katie Pavlich tweeted, "Trump’s lawyers beat Robert Mueller’s Special Counsel and impeachment. I wouldn’t count them out."

I want Sidney Powell, nevertheless.

ITEM 2: Just the News reported, "The U.S. on Wednesday formally left the Paris Agreement, an agreement among nations to reduce carbon emissions connected to climate change.

"President Trump has long been opposed the 2015 accord and made the decision last year to exit. Roughly 189 other countries remain in the deal, with the set goal of keeping the increase in average temperatures worldwide below 2 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit."

The agreement allows Red China to expand at pace while Europe retrofits its industry to fix an imaginary problem.

Marxists told us we had only 10 years left -- 20 years ago

ITEM 3: Glenn Reynolds reported, "A reader emails: 'Could not agree more with your reader who is angry with Fox for having its coverage run by partisan Dems. I changed over to Newsmax TV and have never looked back. They’ve been solid all night, calm, and following the data. More interesting experts on too.' I think last night was a big breakthrough for Newsmax TV. We’d never watched it before, and I’m hearing good things about it from a lot of people who had never watched it before."

I understand most of the complaints are about Chris Stirewalt.

I worked with the man in his newspaper days.

I am not surprised.

ITEM 4: Yahoo reported, "The markets rallied on Wednesday on the prospect of a divided Congress and a lower likelihood of tax hikes or regulations. But as Americans await the results of the presidential election, the possibility of a contested outcome is growing likelier by the second.

"'I find the market a little bit too sanguine at the moment as we could well be on the brink of a very protractive, painful, process that will make the year 2000 election look like a walk in the park,' Niall Ferguson, senior fellow at the Hoover Institute told Yahoo Finance Live."

Democrats have infiltrated and taken over the stock market.

Occupy Wall Street is a reality now.

ITEM 5: A reader called this proof of the deep state.



The Democrat Party is now the party of the privileged people.

ITEM 6: The Hill reported, "Error in Arizona: 86% of vote in, not 98%."

But we are supposed to trust their other math.

They remind me of the blond who could not count to 2 with her blouse on.

ITEM 7: The Associated Press reported, "President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign long maintained there were thousands of new supporters tucked into rural, red pockets of the country who would come out and vote for the president when asked.

"On Election Day, it put up some proof.

"With the race unsettled in several key battlegrounds, Trump’s strong Election Day surge may not be enough to overcome a Democratic operation that also turned out its vote. With votes still being counted, the total turnout has already surpassed 2016 levels.

"But the tight presidential races and unexpected Democratic losses in congressional races demonstrated the resilient power of Trump’s appeal with rural, white voters and a growing polarization that may outlast his leadership."

Black support up. Hispanic support up. White support down. But that does not fit the narrative.

Rural America re-elected the president. We will see if the courts allow it.

ITEM 8: Breitbart reported, "Absentee ballot counting in Detroit descended into chaos on Wednesday when hundreds of unofficial Republican observers concerned about fraud converged on the counting location.

"The city of Detroit is using the TCF Center — formerly Cobo Hall — to count all of the absentee ballots in the city.

"Republicans and Trump supporters grew alarmed as Trump was holding a strong lead in the state during early counting Tuesday evening, only for it to evaporate as mailed-in ballots were counted in historically Democrat areas.

"Several videos posted on social media show workers attempting to restrict transparency and not allow people outside to observe what was going on inside the counting area."

Pay no attention to the man behind the Iron Curtain.

ITEM 9: The Washington Times reported, "The Supreme Court ordered Pennsylvania Democrats to respond by Thursday evening in a case challenging the state’s three-day extension for counting mail-in ballots.

"President Trump has moved to intervene in a lawsuit brought by Pennsylvania Republicans, arguing the state’s Democratic Party and Secretary of State violated the law by extending the time for counting mail-in ballots to Nov. 6 at 5 p.m., despite the state legislature setting the deadline as Election Day.

"The lawsuit takes issue with a state Supreme Court ruling that postmarked ballots be presumed to have been mailed before Nov. 3, even if not clearly postmarked to that effect."

Three Trump appointees will decide the case.

Thank you, Mitch McConnell.

ITEM 10: The Hill reported, "House Republicans may not have taken back control of the lower chamber, but GOP lawmakers say they see the party's sizable gains as a promising sign they can take back the House in 2022. Political handicappers, in the days leading up to Nov. 3, projected GOP losses of between five and 20 seats, and the ultimate results left some within the GOP stunned by the unexpected success and with how the party significantly broadened the conference’s diversity and increased the number of female members."

Getting women to vote Republican is easy. Recruit good Republican women candidates.

ITEM 11: Yahoo reported, "As of Wednesday afternoon, we still don’t know for sure who the next U.S. president will be. That’s because — as expected — key states such as Michigan, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Arizona and Georgia haven’t finished counting their votes. 

"But one thing is clear, even now: Pollsters systematically underestimated President Trump’s support — again. This time, they missed by an even bigger margin than in 2016. And Yahoo News was no exception; our final YouGov poll gave Democrat Joe Biden a 10-point lead. 

"And so even if Trump doesn’t beat Biden, he has largely beaten his pre-election polls.

"The question is why almost everyone was off."

Because they were designed that way. Democrats used them as propaganda.

ITEM 12: CNSNews.com reported, "GOP pollster Frank Luntz told Fox News on Wednesday that the polls were so wrong in their predictions about the election that some are calling for an investigation of pollsters.

"Bret Baier reminded Luntz that around the time of the debate, he said that if the polling was really wrong, it could be the end of the industry."

What's to investigate?

We all know they lied.

Especially Fox.

ITEM 13: Life News reported, "Pro-life U.S. Congressman Chip Roy easily defeated Democrat challenger Wendy Davis, a well-known abortion activist, on Tuesday in what was considered a hotly contested Texas race.

"The San Antonio Express-News reports Roy won the 21st Congressional District of Texas by more than 6 points.

"Roy has a 100-percent pro-life voting record from the National Right to Life Committee. His key votes include supporting the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act and rejecting taxpayer funding to pro-abortion groups.

"On Wednesday morning, the Susan B. Anthony List, which endorsed him, congratulated the congressman on winning another term."

Abortion Barbie loses again as Texas gets redder.

ITEM 14: Life News reported, "Pro-life Montana Sen. Steve Daines easily defeated his pro-abortion challenger Tuesday in a race that Democrat leaders had hoped would help them regain control of the Senate.

The Daily Wire reports Daines won re-election against Gov. Steve Bullock, a pro-abortion Democrat.

Infamously, Bullock vetoed legislation in 2019 that would have protected newborn babies from infanticide. The Montana Born-Alive Infants Protection Act simply would have required that babies who survive abortions be provided with the same medical care as any other infant born at that stage of development."

Montanans remembered that. Contrary to news reports, Montana is a purple state, not red. Don't be fooled by presidential election outcomes.

ITEM 15: Zero Hedge reported, "People and companies are leaving American cities in droves. An urban exodus could persist for a couple of years as the virus pandemic and resulting socio-economic implosion has exacerbated quality of life problems -- violent crime, homelessness, rising taxes, and high cost of living -- those were some of the reasons, even before the pandemic, forcing city dwellers to rural communities."

Woke CEOs will turn the suburbs into sanctuary cities and CHOP/CHAZ areas in a decade.

But there will be a housing bubble. I suggest homeowners exploit this -- and move as far away as possible.