~The Irish Cowboy @MPD307

  Since the late 1980s, the government of the United States has progressively become… - Softer on crime - Politically disorganized - Corrupt - Less attentive to border security In the same timeframe... - Mexican/Latin-American drug cartels and other criminal organizations have grown in power and destroyed the quality of life in their own countries - Illegal immigration into the US has reached global crisis levels as people flee those countries - Dangerous drugs have flooded our communities - Undocumented access by terrorists and spies has become uncontrollable The United States has spent the last 40+ years transforming into a consequence-free cash grab for the impoverished and criminally-minded. It’s no wonder they are lining up at our border like a tidal wave. Blame the Mexican government all you want but it is liberal left weakness that has created the opportunity that motivates the masses. The only good thing that came out of the Covid lunacy is that Title 42 gave law enforcemen...

A recent conversation with a former Lobbyist and current Political Science Professor friend of mine was very informative regarding career GOP politicians.   Here are some interesting facts: - Elected GOP politicians who do nothing to prevent the woke mob political circus are as much to blame as liberal Dems. - It takes 2 terms for members of Congress and Senate to achieve any semblance of bankable influence and that is the “magic point” on their political career timelines where they start to make real money. - Career politicians are motivated solely by the preservation of their income and lifestyle. - The longer a career politician is in office, the greater her/his influence (or impotence) grows via political appointees. – It’s highly unlikely that term limits or voter reform will happen anytime soon. Keep all of that in mind when you vote. The truth at the polls is that there is a greater tendency among GOP voters to blindly vote a Republican ticket, whereas Dem voters tend to be ...

The US Army just announced it's next digital ambassador!  

My Great Uncle Harry was a veteran of WWI.   Whenever I visited him as a child, I would ask him to see his neatly folded uniform in the chest at the foot of his bed.   Despite my prodding, he would never talk about his time in France, other than to say it was “Hell on Earth.”   I offered the question… “Uncle Harry, if it was so bad, why did you go?” His answer has always stuck with me… “because that’s what young American men did.” He was an amazing man. My job puts me in proximity of soldiers on a regular basis. On a recent visit to Ft Campbell, I had lunch with a group of officers ranging from a new 2nd Lieutenant to a Lieutenant Colonel. They talked with concern about the future of the US Army and the ever-growing shortage of new recruits. I asked a young 2nd Lt why she joined, and her response was “to help pay for college and get some experience for later in life.” The Lt Colonel, on the other hand, signed up after 9/11, passionate over the attack on America, proud of ...