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{{/_source.additionalInfo}}I believe what I say and believe I am right. Thus, the title of my column, Undeniably Right. Take it as you will, that I'm a conservative or I have a huge ego and believe I am always correct. Sometimes those things overlap, sometimes not.
Mike Rowse
Do I believe in myself? I think so! Do you believe in yourself?
Democrats count on two things in order to win elections: low information voters and cheating. Let's be clear about one thing, when I say Democrats, I am talking about the Democrat political machine that includes a number of Rinos and not the average citizen. I have expanded extensively on the problems with voting in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada, Virginia, and other states in my podcasts on the Grant County Beat and on the My World Facebook page. Their machine, backed by the Department of Justice, is already taking significant steps to ensure, in their minds, a Harris victory.
Yes, we know why!
Don't you find it odd that we are being told by multiple states that we will not know the results of the election for several weeks. The midterm elections we knew very quickly because things are automated. Doesn't it seem like giving somebody weeks to count the ballots increases the chances that there will be irregularities?
The Democrats have tried to pass laws this year both federally and at the state level that would make it a criminal infraction to question the outcome of the election or even to challenge the outcome of an election based upon claims of voter fraud. Why would they need to preemptively prevent people from investigating something that should be investigated?
As I have gotten older and quite frankly closer to the end of my life, I've become much more aware of what I put into my body. From food and drink to medicine. Like many of you I have gained weight and it's harder to lose weight as you get older. Many of us have fallen into the trap of eating foods that are convenient but we've also been told that we have to eat foods that are low in fat. And whenever we get a sniffle or an ache, we are quick to take medication.
Over the last few years, I've been thinking about how obese we are as a society. It's something of which we are all aware. Look at photos of our parents, grandparents, and great grandparents. Finding someone who was obese is difficult. In fact, truly obese people were part of the sideshow in the circus. Yet think about how they ate and prepared their meals. Who didn't have a coffee can full of bacon grease in their kitchen? All kinds of high fat food were served at meals.
I'm wondering what the real reason for what (?) is.
While Joe tells reporters that those whose lives have been upended by Hurricane Helene are happy with the $750 dollars promised them by the federal government, we are watching once again the generosity of the American people. And what can generously be called inefficiency of the federal government.
FEMA has responded but the response has been slow. Insurance companies have gotten heavy equipment into areas that need debris to be cleared or roads to be built so they can help those that are stranded. Right alongside them are private individuals with their own equipment aiding in the effort. But don't worry, the feds will be there soon.
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