What REALLY happened in Charlottesville

Opinion:  Ok folks, here’s what everyone is missing.

This past weekend I was honored to be in a most picturesque place with some great and hospitable folks in Prescott (Yavapai County) Arizona. I was there to address the Republican Women of Prescott, the nation’s largest Republican women’s club, on their 75th anniversary. The scenery there was just breathtaking and there was just a sense of solemnness that we all need experience from time to time. How great a contrast it was from what was happening across the country in Charlottesville, Virginia.  Continue reading →

North Korea blinks and defector reports

Kim Jong Un appeared to blink first Tuesday morning, with North Korean media reporting the dictator had delayed a decision about whether to fire missiles toward Guam – a pronouncement that came hours after a particularly stark warning from Defense Secretary James Mattis promised further escalation would mean “game on.”   Continue reading →

New volcanic region discovered

A newly discovered volcanic region in Antarctica has shocked scientists. The idea to study the area came from a third-year student.

Some assert it’s the largest volcanic region on the planet as a survey showed 91 new volcanoes below ice which adds to 47 peaks above previously identified in Antarctica.  Continue reading →

Fraud by government workers charged

The US Attorney’s Office, District of Massachusetts has arrested six in a “Registry of Motor Vehicles Identity Theft Scheme” in which four RMV clerks issued licenses and ID cards to illegal aliens for cash. Some of the false identities and addresses were used to fraudulently register to vote in the City of Boston.

Yes Virginia, there is voter fraud in America that can and will be stopped by individuals of character with courage.     Continue reading →