Staff Reports
The week has been a wild ride in the world of news, particularly for those paying attention to the antics of the current political class. One story that grabbed headlines involves Vice President Kamala Harris and a viral video that many are calling evidence of her perhaps inebriated state. Harris, notorious for her troubling behavior as California’s Attorney General and later as a senator, has been painted as a diva by former colleagues. As she continues her tenure as Vice President, observers wonder if she’s still maintaining that reputation. It seems that the same partisan antics we saw in her prior roles are being played out on a national stage.
Meanwhile, special counsel Jack Smith, under the watchful eye of Attorney General Merrick Garland, is gearing up for what is rumored to be a final surprise for Donald Trump. However, for most sensible folks, these repeated attempts to malign Trump feel like yet another ineffective political ploy. The beleaguered left claims they’re after justice, but their actions suggest a transparent attempt to sway upcoming elections rather than reveal anything substantive. If this “historical record” really mattered, one would think it would have swayed the election outcomes long ago. Instead, it looks like just another shallow attempt to stall Trump’s inevitable return to power.
Kamala Releases a pretty horrifying video while appearing to be hammered…
I can't wait to see how the mainstream media addresses this today….will they even comment on it….will they be forced to say "yea turns out she is a drunk" or will they just ignore it? pic.twitter.com/hGV2NrVGcd
— Jason Robertson (@JRobFromMN) November 27, 2024
In a lighter turn of events, Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana put out an iconic Thanksgiving message that resonates with everyday Americans. His words cut through the noise as he addresses the elite who have taken jabs at Trump supporters. Kennedy takes a no-holds-barred approach, pinpointing the absurdities of the left—like their obsession with politically correct agendas and their disdain for traditional values. He humorously points out that while these critics maintain an air of intellectual superiority, they’re actually out of touch with the real American experience. His take is a refreshing reminder that the common man’s voice hasn’t been silenced, despite the constant barrage of ridicule from the leftist elite.
Then there’s Adam Schiff, who is back in the news, coping and seething following the latest developments regarding Trump’s legal woes. Schiff’s behavior resembles that of a child caught in a tantrum, desperately trying to cling to relevance after the January 6th committee’s failures. His refusal to share information with the DOJ raises questions about the motives behind his actions, suggesting that the committee was less about justice and more about self-aggrandizement. It’s clear that some in Congress, like Schiff and his allies, were more interested in creating theatrical narratives than actually addressing legal issues. Their efforts have ultimately backfired, leaving them scrambling to regain their lost credibility.
Lastly, an update on the enduring mystery of D.B. Cooper has emerged that fits perfectly with this week’s unusual news. The elusive figure who hijacked an airplane in 1971 and escaped with a fortune has long been a subject of intrigue and theories. This week, a modified parachute was found on private property owned by a suspected individual linked to the case. While it may seem trivial compared to the previous political stories, it serves as a reminder that some mysteries still capture the public’s imagination, even when the political theater seems to overshadow them. The hunt for D.B. Cooper continues to symbolize a fascination with both intrigue and a collective desire for truth in a world increasingly dominated by partisan chaos.
