After a period of silence, Dr. Bandy Lee and her committee of mental-health “experts” have again burst onto the scene, angling to participate in the impeachment of President Trump. They are defying the Goldwater Rule, which holds that it is unethical for physicians to diagnose patients they have not personally examined. They claim that President Trump is a such a serious threat to the nation that they are allowed to violate rules.

Updated: The short answer is, “No” and surprising culprits include Oklahoma’s Senator Jim Inhofe and Oklahoma’s Adjutant General, Major General Michael Thompson.  Senator Inhofe chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee.  MG Thompson commands Oklahoma’s frequently deployed National Guard. A recent article from the Heritage Foundation, a few conversations with a DoD engineer and some superficial research looking at things like Gunter’s Space Page have shown clearly that Oklahomans are going to get killed because they won’t have a lifeline and Inhofe and Thompson “ain’t doing squat” about it.  

John Nolte writing for Breitbart recently crafted a powerful piece on Washington Post coverage of President Trump’s victory over the ISIS leader, inhuman torturer and brutal rapist Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

The old rule since crime began is never ever give up the con. Keep spinning lies and never admit guilt.

A similar old legal aphorism goes, If you have the facts, pound the facts. If you have the law, pound the law. If you have neither, pound the table.

While America obsessed over the alleged suicide of Jeffrey Epstein, the 74th anniversaries of Hiroshima and Nagaski atomic bombings on Aug. 6 and 9  passed relatively little noticed — despite Russian testing, this past Aug. 8, of a nuclear super-weapon aimed at our future.