Texas Hunter, again, judges of all political persuasions are the worst of the legal profession, with few exceptions. As I wrote in an article that was published in Europe some years ago, "Justice And The Law Do Not Mix" (see www.naegele.com/.../...usticeAndTheLawDoNotMix.pdf):

Judges are "often egotistical, callous, mean-spirited, power-hungry, self-righteous, condescending and, yes, incompetent and arrogant. They can smile at you, just as easily as they can slit your throat and never think twice about doing it."

I agree with your last paragraph, except for your last sentence.

Again, Dick, I respectfully disagree. Nixon should have fought the totally-despicable and dishonest JFK and his lackeys, but what you say is correct: he conceded "for the good of the country." In turn, this emboldened the Democrats to steal other elections; and the Republicans have been too stupid to stop them.

And respectfully, your comment that the fraud "committed for JFK could never happen today" is naive.

Next, our courts are ludicrous. With few exceptions, judges are the very worst of the legal profession. They are lawyers who could not make it in the private practice of law. Please read my article entitled, "The High-Tech Lynching Of Donald Trump." No American should have ANY respect for the "Justices" of our Supreme Court.

He's still a great President, Anne, but a very close relative of mine agrees with you. :-)

I have not watched the videos and have no intention of doing so.

Needless to say, there are MASSIVE videos of the violence perpetrated by the thugs, slugs, hoods and mongrels of "Black Lives Matter," Antifa and other far-Left groups that burned our cities, killed or hurt innocent Americans including our police, and destroyed black and other businesses... even on Biden's Inauguration day.

Again, the silence of the Democrats and RINOs is defeaning. Not one bit of outrage. This speaks volumes.

Thank you, Kurt, for your comments. First, I grew up in a devoutly-Republican family; and I became a Democrat initially, because of JFK, who was a total fraud and the most despicable President in our history. I have discussed this at length, and documented it with proof, in an article about him and the comments beneath it.

Second, I believe the GOP is "brain dead," and unlikely to win in the near future without Trump. As an Independent since I left the U.S. Senate, I only voted for GOP candidates in 2016 and 2020 because of Trump. Never again..

Third, there is no excuse for the violence on Capitol Hill where I worked nonstop for three and a half years, and spent many more years. Again, as stated here, I watched more than 50 Trump rallies from beginning to end; and not once was any violence advocated. Also, the Capitol police should have instituted stronger measures to prevent any invasion of the Capitol building itself.

By the same token, lost in all of these discussions are the actions of the thugs, slugs, hoods and mongrels of "Black Lives Matter," Antifa and other far-Left groups that have burned our cities, killed or hurt innocent Americans including our police, and destroyed black and other businesses. The silence of the Democrats and RINOs is defeaning.

Texas Hunter, I agree... except I respectfully disagree about Trump's "tales of massive, widescale fraud" being untrue. The culprits in all of this are the despicable "Justices" of our Supreme Court, as I have pointed out in my December article here entitled, "The High-Tech Lynching Of Donald Trump." And no, I do not believe Trump was "trying to overthrow the election."

Lastly, Americans will pay a terrible price for the Biden presidency; and China's gains may be staggering, and quite possibly non-reversible.

Again, Dick, I respectfully disagree. First, JFK, the Kennedys, the Democrats and Chicago crime boss Sam Giancana rigged the 1960 elections in Chicago and West Virginia, and stole the election from Nixon. JFK's girlfriend Susan Campbell Exner was also Giancana's girlfriend, and she acted as their "go between." Any doubts, Google her.

Second, I have zero doubts that Dems (and I began as one) rigged some of the 2020 elections. When I left the U.S. Senate, I concluded that the Democrats were "evil" but smart, while the Republicans were "Neanderthals" and dumb. The Dems were smart enough to rig key elections, and the Republicans were too stupid to stop them.

Third, if I were Trump, I would not have conceded to Biden for a nanosecond. Also, It is unlikely that Biden will finished one term as President, if that much. The Dems know this, which is why they are so determined to destroy Trump. Failing to do so, they may be destroyed; and again, they are not stupid.

Thank you, Dick, for your comments. Yes, I understand that. I have probably watched more than 50 percent of his rallies (e.g., out of curiosity, as much as anything else, to see if he would falter), from beginning to end; and he has never once advocated violence or anything approaching it.

Years ago now, I was at a reunion of college friends; and a friend of mine's wife was there, whom I had never met before. Everything was very pleasant until I mentioned Trump, and that I had voted for him. Her mood changed instantly and dramatically; and in all of my years in politics in Washington, D.C. and elsewhere, I had never experienced anything like it before. Frankly, I was stunned.

I pointed out that I was an Independent, etc., etc., but it did not phase her one iota. It was as if I was a Nazi or some other abhorrent creature.

Newt captured many of my views in his article, which is consistent with my other articles. I am interested in Trump's policies; and I have spent enough time in Washington to realize that most there have "feet of clay" personally. And yes, I began as a Democrat, but became an Independent when I left the U.S. Senate.

Lastly, a close relative of mine cannot stomach Trump's "style," but agrees with his policies, and I understand. We don't discuss him anymore. :-)

See also naegeleblog.wordpress.com/.../joe-biden-is-trumpisms-best-asset/ ("Joe Biden is Trumpism’s Best Asset")

See also naegeleblog.wordpress.com/.../the-day-america-died/ ("The Day America Died?")