Unca Darrell

SEPTEMBER 17, 2020 / Gibberish from . . .

. . . our future president, at least nominally, in the Harris administration:

Cause if you could take care, if you were a quartermaster, you can sure in hell take care runnin’ a, you know, a department store uh, thing, you know, where, in the second floor of the ladies department or whatever, you know what I mean?

To my good-hearted Democratic friends: Your presidential candidate, Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr., is cognitively impaired, period. If you agree, how can you vote for him? If you disagree, how can you disagree? Explain.

And if you know he's impaired but are willing to vote for him as a Trojan Horse for Kamala Harris, I withdraw "good-hearted." You're knowingly supporting a radical socialist against a candidate who is personally flawed and disagreeable but who has done a better job in the White House than any other president this century. And on many issues that Democrats supposedly care about (preCovid) historic black, brown, and female employment, prison reform, peace in the Middle East, resisting China, and more.

If Mr. Biden's handlers put him on the debate stage with President Trump, they should be sued for political malpractice.

A cognitively impaired candidate stripped of his TelePrompter cannot last two hours with the agile and combative Mr. Trump.

I believe Mr. Biden's campaign will tank the debates, but only at the last minute.

After all, a lot of Americans are already casting their votes. No need to worry them needlessly with further evidence of Mr. Biden's severe cognitive impairment.

 

 

 

AUGUST 14, 2020 / Somebody's got some 'splainin' to do

KAMALA HARRIS was the first major* candidate to drop out of the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination battle, due to a mortal lack of support within the party. Now she's been anointed to be the next president of the United States of America, delayed briefly for . . .

AUGUST 13, Reason No. 3: Trump is better for public education

PUBLIC ELEMENTARY and secondary education should not be an issue in this or any other presidential election. In theory, our Constitution limits the the federal government to a list of enumerated powers, such as  providing for the common defense, borrowing money, regulating commerce with foreign nations, and so on. Public education is not on that list. The proper way to put it there would have been to amend the Constitution. Instead, President James Earle Carter, Jr., and his Democratic Congress simply created it out of thin air and set it into motion in early 1980. Now it's a done deal. Nobody has the courage to shut it down.

That being said, President Trump will do a  better job of running it than Mr. Biden. How do I  know?

 

AUGUST 12, 2020 / Williamson on systemic racism, white . . .

. . . supremacy, white privilege, capitalism, and other comforting abstractions.

MINNEAPOLIS is a Democratic city, with a Democratic mayor and a Democratic city council . . . in a state with a Democratic governor and a Democratic state house; these are the people who hire police chiefs and organize police departments, who specify their procedures and priorities, who write the laws that the police are tasked with enforcing -- Democrats and progressives practically to a man. . . . That's a lot of left power . . . but somehow, the bad guy in this story must be . . .

AUGUST 11, 2020 / Reason No. 2: Trump on right side, Biden wrong side, of battle for Western Civilization

UNCA D is no blogger-come-lately on Western Civilization. Since Day One, Unca D’s motto (top of page) has declared the author to be in love with it. One of Unca D’s “Big Ideas” (right column) says this:

There is such a thing as civilization, and among all other civilizations, present and past, none other measures up to Western Civilization. Those who seek to destroy the civilized order of things by, for example, piloting airliners into tall buildings, are dangerous. But they are less dangerous than . . .

AUGUST 1, 2020 / Why I will vote for President Trump . . .

. . . and you should too.

IT IS MY CUSTOM, and the custom of many like me, to begin a defense of President Donald John Trump with an inventory of his flaws. Let me get that done. I won't be doing it again.

President Trump is narcissistic. He is belligerent, at times a bully. I believe he was often less than honorable in his business dealings. He has treated women . . .

JULY 29, 2020 / Democrats in Congress . . .

. . . govern by bullying and character assassination, as a mob.  

Attorney General William Pelham Barr shows what happens when the designated victim refuses to be bullied or have his character assassinated.

Democrats in universities and the culture at large also use bullying and character assassination. It's called the cancel culture.

Voting Trump and  Republican won't end leftist bullying and character assassination.

But if you vote against against Trump and for Democrats, you are allying yourself with bullies and character assassins.

 

 

JULY 8, 2020 / Shelby Steele: Blacks have never been less oppressed

[IN] MANY WAYS IT'S ABOUT POWER. In order to pursue power as they do, you have to have victims. Wow, the excitement that creates on the Left. It validates their claims that America is a wretched country, and they must get their recourse. It feeds this old model . . . that America is guilty of racism, guilty of this sin, and has been for 400 years, and minorities are victims who are entitled.

So when people start to talk about systemic racism, built into the system, what they’re really doing is . . .

JUNE 1, 2020 / If you think of Antifa as the armed branch of . . .

. . . progressivism and democratic socialism, you . . .

FEBRUARY 28, 2020 / Reconcile this:

UNCA D voted early . . . in the Democratic Party primary . . . for . . .