Here’s a prediction for the November election: if Joe Biden wins, the coronavirus pandemic will all but disappear overnight.

Eric Trump, the son of President Donald Trump, declared the NFL dead on Monday.

Biden’s poll numbers are tanking so he is now gas-lighting Americans.

It’s “almost” like the truly “woke” among us are engaged in a pitched battle over which of them can come up with the most despicable names to call White Americans — to their faces, even better — for the sole purpose of inflicting as much “White guilt” as possible.

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) told Jacob Blake Jr. on Monday that she is “proud of him and how he is working through his pain,” according to attorney Benjamin Crump, who represents the Blake family, Breitbart reports.

A former colleague at The New York Times once explained why he kept reading the paper even though he no longer trusted it: “I want to see what they’re up to.”

Joe Biden has made it clear that he was for fracking before he was against it. Forget the cognitive testing — the cognitive dissonance of the incoherent policies his puppet masters are feeding him though his earpiece is enough to disqualify him for the presidency and may doom him politically in key states like Pennsylvania just as Hillary Clinton's pledge to bankrupt a lot of coal companies doomed her.

On Friday, while President Trump celebrated yet another historic diplomatic achievement, with Serbia and Kosovo committing to economic normalization with each other and advancing their relationships with Israel, the press instead focused on a hit piece The Atlantic ran based on unnamed sources.

Michael Reinoehl, the shooter in the death of a conservative man in Portland who declared he was “100% Antifa,” died in a shootout with police on Thursday. Reports claim that Reinoehl fled the state and was camped out in Washington when a “federal fugitive task force” found him.

President Trump’s Rasmussen approval rating surged to 52% on Friday for Labor Day Weekend.

The highlight of the last night of the Republican National Convention was President Trump’s acceptance speech of his party’s nomination on the South Lawn of the White House. My wife and I attended this magical event. I say magical because the White House was lit up splendidly as nightfall fell over the sprawling verdant grounds surrounding the magnificent building.

An epigram likely composed by the lawyer-poet John Godfrey Saxe says laws, like sausages, “cease to inspire respect in proportion as we know how they are made.” That observation certainly applies to the motives and methods that led to what author Fred Lucas concludes was “the worst impeachment in American history.” In this case, however, the rhetorical saw should be revised to cover the production of really rotten sausages.

So why did the president of the United States do it? Why did Donald Trump, in broad daylight, with cameras rolling, suggest that the good people of North Carolina vote twice?