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Billy Van's avatar

A great article Mr. Surber. Keep the faith and stay the course. We will win.

Suzq22's avatar

So much winning!!!! Al Gore didn’t know what he’d be getting when he invented the internet. 😉

ShadrachSmith's avatar

All we need now is an honest vote count.

Dennis Case aka Marlin Demaca's avatar

Great article....I always enjoy reading your opinions and views.....

SureFire's avatar

BTW, the experience is better in the SS app

Suzie's avatar

A most inspiring article! But while the work set before us is Herculean in magnitude we must be strong and of good courage persevering until the last vestige of the evil threatening this country is reduced to cinders.

And while we’re at that we must be certain, should God give the Republicans their very last chance to run the Hoise and Senate, we must hold their feet to the fire and no more of their whistling business as usual bs. They come through for the country or their toast.

Mountain Lawyer's avatar

"Abandoning 7 billion in military equipment..."

You're off by a factor of 10

LuAnn's avatar

Right on, Don! No "clamming" up for us. Winning feels great! But we need more of it in the U.S. and in western democracies such as Canada, U.K. and France. I worry the fight has only begun. It will take lots of courage and steadfastness because it is a battle on many fronts. It can be done!

Richard Hertz's avatar

"Bearded Claims" just doesn't sound as appealing. Just my two cents...

Epstein Did Not Kill Himself's avatar

Thanks, Don for providing some much needed optimism. It's just what the doctor ordered.

DJH's avatar

Thank you for this article. This was exactly what I needed.

Zed is Dead's avatar

You are a great writer, its almost like you've had some practice!!

Richard White's avatar

Twenty-four states have permit-less carry and the dollar value of the military equipment abandoned in Afghanistan is about $83 billion.

Yeah-Me-Neither's avatar

Good job, Mr. Surber, but I seriously doubt that the Senate IQ without Patty Murray will be 100. I always look at this way: Convert IQ to decimal equivalent, and then understand that you multiply IQs when more than two people are together. There are so many people in the Senate with IQs below, 100, and just remember: .90 x .90 x .90 is .73, which is a whole lot lower than the IQ of each of them standing alone. There are enough below 1.0 that they blunt the effect of the higher IQ senators of which, sadly, there are far too few.

Jeremy R's avatar

None of them are as dumb as all of them.

From despair dot com, a bunch of flakes working in unison can unleash an avalanche of destruction.

JccFla's avatar

Smart move to Substack… though I admit I don’t know what Substack is.