Highlights of the News

ITEM 1: The Hartford Courant reported, "Profane anti-Biden flag causing controversy in Connecticut, around the nation."

The flag says Fuck Biden.

The Hartford Courant blamed President Emeritus Donald John Trump.

I do not recall the media blaming Hillary for anti-Trump profanities and the riot on the day we inaugurated President Trump.

The story said, "Plymouth police Capt. Edward Benecchi said residents have complained, saying neighborhood kids and students passing on school buses should not have to see such profanity.

"But Benecchi said police consulted with the state’s attorney’s office in New Britain and found 'we are unable to intercede as it would violate (the residents’) First Amendment right to free speech.' "

I suppose I should condemn it, but watching liberals go Church Lady about the flag amuses me. Besides, I recall De Niro and others saying Fuck Trump live on national TV.

Free speech is not always pleasant.

ITEM 2: Huffington Post reported, "South Carolina’s new law banning most abortions was suspended by a federal judge Friday on its second day in effect.

"Judge Mary Geiger Lewis put a 14-day temporary restraining order on the law and will renew it until she can hold a more substantial hearing on March 9 to decide whether to keep it from being enforced until Planned Parenthood’s lawsuit against South Carolina is finished."

Obama judge. The ruling doesn't count.

ITEM 3: Kelsey Bolar reported, "Amongst the record-breaking number of executive actions taken by President Joe Biden was one related to a little-known, frightening Obama-era program called Operation Choke Point. The program, dubbed so under former Attorney General Eric Holder, uses the power of the federal government to target legal yet leftist-disfavored businesses. These include gun sellers, pawnshops, and short-term money lenders.

"The Trump administration did its best to end this blatantly unconstitutional program that sought to discriminate against legal industries. In 2017, the Justice Department declared the program 'formally over.' At the end of Trump’s term, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency established the Fair Access rule to solidify its culmination.

"But on Jan. 28, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency under President Biden announced it would pause the Trump-era rule intended to prevent another Operation Choke Point from happening again."

The next Republican president should target Planned Parenthood, its employees, its suppliers, and its donors.

Don't repeal Chairman Xiden's orders. Use them to retaliate instead.

ITEM 4: The Blaze reported, "Daily Beast editor accuses Tucker Carlson of adding 'googly eyes' to AOC photo — then admits he was wrong."

Substitute "AOC" for Barney Google in the Barney Google March.

Here comes A-O-C with the goo-goo-googly eyes.

ITEM 5: NBC complained, "NASA is reprising an old quest: a search for life on Mars.

"The hunt for red planet residents began close to four decades ago, when the agency sent two spacecraft — the Viking landers — to Mars. Their task was to prove that the planet, while red, is not dead.

"The landers initially sent back data that seemed consistent with bacteria-like organisms in the soil. But with further analysis, early optimism soured. Was there life on Mars? NASA concluded: Probably not.

"This wishy-washy answer was frustratingly ambiguous, especially for a $1 billion experiment."

We spend a trillion dollars a year on social welfare programs. That's 1,000 times a billion bucks.

If we reversed that spending, there would be far fewer poor people, and astronauts would be on their way to Alpha Centauri.

ITEM 6: Al Jazeera reported, "United States defense secretary Lloyd Austin called for a reduction in violence in Afghanistan and said more progress is needed in Afghan peace negotiations before Western forces withdraw from the war-torn country."

Leave.

Just leave.

19 years of pointless war is enough.

ITEM 7: National Review reported, "Senator Joe Manchin (D., W. Va.) said Friday he will not support Neera Tanden’s nomination for director of the Office of Management and Budget, citing her 'overtly partisan statements.'

"The moderate Democrat’s opposition imperils Tanden’s confirmation with the Senate evenly divided between the parties."

He's as fake a moderate as National Review is fake conservative. Chairman Xiden should just buy a few million more EpiPens from Manchin's kid and get Tanden approved. Manchin is not for sale at any price, but he rents out pretty cheap.

ITEM 8: The Family Research Council reported, "Utah Parents Push Back Against the Transgender Agenda -- and Win."

The story said, "A group of Utah parents have prompted a review of an "equity book program" in their local school district after a teacher read a book favorable to transgenderism to a class of third-graders. The book, Call Me Max, written by transgender-identified author Kyle Lukoff, follows the story of a girl wanting to be seen as a boy."

We let Heather Has Two Mommies slide 30 years ago.

Big mistake.

ITEM 9: News Busters reported, "The Hill reported on Wednesday that the oldest Obama daughter, Malia accepted a writing position on the set of Donald Glover’s upcoming Amazon Prime series. The 22 year-old former first daughter has been trying to make it in Hollywood productions for the last several years. According to The New York Post, this project marks Obama’s first “professional entertainment gig after several A-list internships, including a stint on the set of HBO’s ‘Girls’ in 2015.

"The Hill also acknowledged that in 2017, Obama had begun a high-profile internship at Harvey Weinstein’s eponymous company before Weinstein left the company in disgrace amid numerous sexual assault and sexual abuse allegations."

In its lead paragraph, News Busters asked, "What’s next? The Obama dogs getting their own late night talk show?"

No, but maybe Chelsea will.

ITEM 10: Antonia Malchik wrote, "Private land ownership is a beautiful dream gone badly wrong. It’s time to reinstate the forgotten ideal of the commons."

Let's start with her home. I'm calling dibs on the couch.

ITEM 11: WSBT reported, "Billboard declares Michigan's Gov. Whitmer 'Indiana's Business Person of the Year.' "

Well, she certainly sent enough business to Indiana from Occupied Michigan to earn the honor.

Kellie Barker, a server at Red Arrow Restaurant in Fremont, told the TV station, "They're appreciative that we're open. And they also support the other businesses too, like the fishing places and just shopping."

Who's your daddy, Michigan? Hoosier Daddy.

ITEM 12: Buzz Feed reported, "As millions across Texas endured freezing temperatures without running water or electricity this week, immigrants detained by ICE said they have endured their own misery with not enough to drink, toilets full of human excrement that couldn’t be flushed, and days without being able to shower.

At the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, Adrian, a Honduran man who was seeking asylum in the US, said there hasn’t been running water at the ICE detention facility since Monday."

Liberals worry more about illegal aliens than they do their fellow citizens. 

Here's a thought, send all the illegal aliens AND all the liberals back to Mexico.

ITEM 13: The Blaze reported, "The lights are back on for most all Texans after a disastrous week where millions saw extended power outages when the state’s power grid failed to keep up with brutal winter storms.

"But now a new crisis has hit for many residents: massive electric bills that some say they cannot possibly pay. The highest reported so far for one residential customer is at $17,000 — and that’s just for the month to date as of yesterday."

Texas sits on more oil and natural gas reserves than any state, plus it has coal. 

It takes a certain genius to convince someone to sit on all that and return to the 16th century when they relied on windmills.

ITEM 14: Reuters reported, "U.S. land borders with Canada and Mexico will remain closed to non-essential travel until at least March 21, the one-year anniversary of the restrictions to address COVID-19 transmission concerns, the U.S. government said Friday.

"The new 30-day extension is the first announced under President Joe Biden and comes as the White House has been holding meetings about potentially tightening requirements for crossing at U.S. land borders in North America, officials said."

This restriction does not apply to illegal aliens, who now have more rights than American citizens do.

ITEM 15: Zero Hedge reported, "Within the first few weeks of the Biden administration a handful of viral stories alleged there had been an immediate uptick in US convoys and logistical equipment headed into northeast Syria, which many took to reflect an escalation of the occupation under the new administration. However, given that most US action in Syria including troop movements and locations at any given moment are classified and done far away from ground-level media reporting, it's almost impossible to verify whether such large convoys in and out of the country are part of 'routine' resupply missions or if they represent a broader build-up of forces.

"On the heels of the recent speculation and slightly increased or renewed public interest in Syria, there are fresh reports out this week that the Pentagon is actually constructing a new US base in northeast Hasakah. Significantly, this allegation is also being featured in Syrian state media."

President Emeritus Donald Trump got us out of there. The press went wild with Fake News about genocide.

Chairman Xiden puts us back in there. The press went wild over Cruz's cruise to Cancun.

ITEM 16: Just the News reported, "Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced plans to honor the recently deceased radio talk-show giant Rush Limbaugh by lowering the state's flags to half-staff, once the burial date is announced."

Obama lowered the flag for Bob Byrd and attended his funeral. I trust the governor will be at Limbaugh's.

ITEM 17: The Associated Press reported, "The Biden administration on Thursday rescinded former president Donald Trump’s restoration of U.N. sanctions on Iran, an announcement that could help Washington move toward rejoining the 2015 nuclear agreement aimed at reining in the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program.

"Acting U.S. Ambassador Richard Mills sent a letter to the U.N. Security Council on behalf of President Joe Biden saying the United States 'hereby withdraws' three letters from the Trump administration culminating in its Sept. 19 announcement that the United States had re-imposed U.N. sanctions on Tehran."

A vote for a Democrat is a vote for Death To America Iran.

ITEM 18: American Lookout reported, "Donald Trump has been invited to speak at CPAC (the Conservative Political Action Conference) next week.

"He has spoken at the event several times over the years so it wouldn’t be surprising if he decided to do it again this year.

"The event is typically carried by TV news stations so it would be the first time a national audience has seen him in a while."

I hope he does speak.

Last year, CPAC disinvited Mitt over his vote to remove President Trump from office.

ITEM 19: WRCB reported, "Alaska woman using outhouse attacked by bear – from below."

The story said, "A woman in Southeast Alaska said she never imagined having an issue with bears while winter camping near Haines last weekend, until one bit her on her bottom.

"Shannon Stevens was camping with her brother and his girlfriend at a yurt near Chilkat Lake on Saturday, when she left to use the outhouse after dinner."

Bears. They get you coming and going.

ITEM 20: Fox reported, "A young Montana state House of Representatives lawmaker introduced a resolution calling for Antifa to be designated a terrorist organization.

"GOP Rep. Braxton Mitchell, R, said that over the last several years of his teenage life, into adulthood, he has watched Antifa — short for Anti-Fascist — expand and gain a stronger presence."

The story said, "The measure originally had 53 co-sponsors, though following his explanation that additional groups could not be added to it, 31 Republican lawmakers removed their names."

The Party of Cowards.

ITEM 21: Gab announced, "At 6:09 pm EST Gab became aware of several accounts that were posting bitcoin wallet spam and related content. At 6:25 pm out of an abundance of caution we brought the site offline in order to immediately assess the situation, solve the problem, and get Gab back online as soon as possible. Because of our quick action zero bitcoin was sent to any of the addresses posted and the affected accounts have been secured."

Cool.

I am sorry they had to go through that but it is good that they were up to the task. 

FINALLY, Rocket 88. Maybellene. Hot Rod Lincoln. Rock 'n' Roll was built on cars.

What music do you get from teens playing video games instead of driving cars? 

No wonder today's music sucks. Even country music.

Mustang Sally is dead. Not only is Little GTO gone, but the entire Pontiac line as well. The last good car song was Little Red Corvette. It had everything you could want in a song. Speed, double entendre, and a good beat that you could dance to.