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By Steven Maikoski, Author: “The Real Constitution and its Real Enemies”
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2-22-2025

One friend said that every day is like Christmas morning. New events, new names in trouble, and the Epstein flight logs have not been made public yet! It’s going to get better when the perps get arrested. 

Kash Patel is now the head of the FBI, which completes our new federal law enforcement appointments; new special agents must be hired after job losses. Years ago, Kash worked with Congressman Devin Nunes, and the FBI spied on him as he investigated the Russia Hoax and the Steele Dossier fakery developed by Hillary Clinton. Many leftists are worried about his appointment—not one Democrat voted for his confirmation—because of his focus. 


President Trump took questions from a reporter yesterday but stopped her from reading the question. He told her not to read it—but to ask a question in her own words. I love how Trump and his team manage the press. The last shot shows the presidential limo leading the parade lap at the Daytona 500, which I thought was cool!

Javier Milei, President of Argentina:  If printing money would end poverty, printing diplomas would end stupidity.

Bernie Sanders, the comic socialist with three houses, is starting a new campaign of town hall discussions called Fighting Oligarchy—Where We Go From Here. It started Friday night in Nebraska. Before that, he spoke on the record in the Senate, complaining about the poor state of our nation, of the families and children in poverty, forgetting that his pal, Joe Biden, had left them there.

Bernie’s website features Patrick Kearns, the heavyweight president of the American Federation of Government Employees, who claimed that 

“the Musk-Trump plan is to break the government. It’s not a downsize, it’s not a layoff, it’s not a right-sizing, it is an intentional destruction of the fabric of government.  

He explained how the hiring reviews were a coordinated lie by the Musk-Trump plan because they were taking too long. Isn’t that the case with all government systems? But the Democrats' appeals ignore the reasons for the Musk-Trump changes: the corruption, lack of accountability, and bloated costs that bypassed most of these union members. The system can blame itself for the DOGE treatment.

I like how Kearns included Musk before Trump in the plan. It's cute and fits well with the Oligarchy claim. 

The ACLU emailed me: …in just the past week, over 140,000 ACLU supporters like you have written their members of Congress to condemn DOGE's unrestricted, unaccountable violation of our privacy. They didn’t complain about the government’s lack of fiscal accountability, but they complained about its being made public.  

Few leftists are focused on the problems being uncovered, such as how our government has grown beyond its constitutional design and how billions of dollars in slush funds have been found. There are no calls within the party for accountability in these matters, and the Democratic Party is losing members because of this. Former Clinton pollster Mark Penn said Friday evening on Fox News that the Democratic Party’s support from voters appears to be “falling off a cliff.” 

Soon, the only democrats may be communists, illegal aliens, and government union members. 

Enjoy the weekend!

Steve


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