Biden Declared Winner in Arizona

Former Vice President Joe Biden on the left; President Donald Trump on the right

Biden Declared Winner in Arizona

Several media outlets such as CNN and the newspaper The New York Times, has declared Joe Biden the winner of the Grand Canyon State.  As of the present vote count in Arizona, Biden leads Trump 11,434 votes.  Trump expressed confidence though that he would win if an audit is conducted.  The problem is, I don't think there will be an audit conducted on the Arizona vote count.  There are too many elitists in high places who firmly desire that Trump leave office coming January.  Trump's lawyers have already backed away from the state of Pennsylvania.  I can't see an audit taking place in Arizona's vote count even though I think there should be one.  All claims of election fraud need to be investigated.  I'm sure some would ask why I believe that there is possible voter fraud in a handful of states.  The reason being is that that are too many elitists in high place who have been using all kinds of schemes and tactics these last few years to push Trump out of office through the dossier, to Russian collusion claims, to impeachment last year and this year the Covid pandemic and the racial riots taking place in our major cities in America.

Trump can express confidence all he desires that he can win Arizona if they conduct an audit.  Sadly, I don't foresee that happening.  I'm not trying to rain down doom and gloom, but I have to be objective and honest the way I'm seeing things unfold.  I believe any kind of audit or any and all recounts in the handful of states that have been allegedly accused of voting irregularities will come to naught.  I'm afraid they won't happen or they won't proceed like they should.  Barring divine intervention from the Lord, I believe Joe Biden will take the oath of office on January 20, 2021.  Click on the link from Breitbart to read the latest news.

GOP Adds Another Senate Seat as Sullivan Wins Alaska

GOP Adds Another Senate Seat as Sullivan Wins Alaska


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Now the Senate total for the GOP is 53.  Sullivan defeated Democratic incumbent Mark Begich in the state of Alaska as the final vote tally is confirmed.  The U.S. Senate has picked up eight seats and is looking for its ninth as the Louisiana Senate race has their runoff in December.  To read the full story, click on the above link from FoxNews.com.

A Message to Senator McConnell

McConnell: We'll work with Obama



During last Tuesday's victory, U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) made the statement that they will work with President Obama during the next session of Congress.  McConnell stated they will try to work in areas they agree on.  That all sounds nice but that's not realistic.  The truth is President Obama and soon to be Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid aren't a bit interested in working with the GOP.  They have their agenda and they're going to continue to press on forward with their agenda involving granting amnesty to illegal aliens. 

I'm have a message for you, Senator McConnell.  If you become the Senate Majority Leader in January, it'll be a tragedy.  I can't envision you standing up against President Obama's agenda.  You've proven to be worthless as a minority leader when you could've used an opportunity back in 2009 to launch a filibuster to stop Obamacare in its tracks before the Senate voted on it.  You didn't do that.  When you ran for a sixth term in Kentucky, you made the statement that you want to stop Obamacare, root and branch.  Why don't you prove it?  I don't see you making any inroads to stop Obamacare.  I recognize that the power of the purse belongs to the House, but you as Senate Majority Leader can refuse to support any bill coming from the House that funds Obamacare, along with other spending bills that are extravagant.  Prove me wrong, but I can't see you doing what's necessary to stop the President's agenda.

I'm going to briefly state what Senator McConnell should do in his new role as Senate Majority Leader next year.  (1) In order to be able to work together with the Democrats, you must have common ground when it comes to issues.  In other words, you can't work with the Democrats if they insist on keeping Obamacare legal.  You also can't work together with Democrats if they insist on pushing amnesty for illegals, granted President Obama doesn't sign an executive order granting amnesty to illegals.  (2) The GOP in the Senate must control the agenda.  Voters stated overwhelmingly in the election they don't want the Obama agenda forced on Americans, such as Obamacare, amnesty for illegal aliens, carbon restrictions that cause the price of energy bills to soar, nor reckless spending.  You can't compromise with the Democrats on those issues.  They're unconstitutional and are very unhealthy to the survival of our Republic.  You must control the agenda and refuse to pass nor support any legislation that furthers the President's socialist agenda.  (3) You should push for a bill to mandate a triple-tiered border fence to be built across the southwest from Texas to California.  You can't speak about securing the border if you don't build a border fence to stop illegals from crossing the Mexican-U.S. line.  (4) Any immigrant from Mexico that comes to America who wants to work across the border needs to be issue work permits.  Any immigrant that comes to America and stays for a period of time must become a legal alien and must submit to a thorough background check for diseases.  They should have a thorough background check.  This issue of illegal aliens crossing our border is both a security and health issue. 

(5) The Senate must reject any attempts to legalize amnesty.  (6) The Senate should not support sending more troops to Iraq unless there's a full and absolute commitment to give all the firepower necessary to destroy ISIS.  If war is declared, then give Iraq "shock" and "awe" and leave as soon as the war is won.  Don't lag behind trying to reconstruct or reform Iraq.  It won't work.  (7) Finally, the GOP in the Senate should promote the Keystone Pipeline.  We need to stop relying on foreign oil.  America has enough abundant resources where we don't have to rely on foreign oil to meet our country's energy needs.

These are a few things that need to be accomplished.  If you're not willing to do those things I've must mentioned, then you don't need to become Senate Majority Leader.  We don't need RINO's that go along with Obama's agenda.  If you refuse to stand against Obama's agenda, then you need to resign from the Senate.

The 2014 Mid-Term Election Results

Republicans Claim Senate Majority

Republicans Seize Senate

2014 Senate Election Results

2014 gubernatorial results

McConnell: America Wants us to Look for Areas of Agreement



President Obama's News Coverage Following Midterm Elections



Last night was a huge election night victory for the GOP.  The Republicans regained control of the U.S. Senate for the first time since 2006, which was the last year the GOP held control of the Senate.  The GOP gained control of the House nearly four years ago in 2011.  Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell won his sixth term as Senator defeating opponent Alison Lundergan Grimes, the Kentucky Secretary of State.  McConnell is from Kentucky.  He won his first term in 1984 defeating opponent Walter "Dee" Huddleston.  Republicans picked up seats in Arkansas and South Dakota, naming a few.  One Republican, Pat Roberts barely survived in Kansas by holding back the Democratic challenger.  The Senate race in Virginia is still too close to call even though it appears that Democratic incumbent Mark Warner might retain his seat.  The Louisiana Senate race will lead to a runoff in December.  In the Georgia Senate race, David Perdue defeated Democrat Michelle Nunn, daughter of the former famous Senator Sam Nunn.  In the Georgia gubernatorial race, Jason Carter, former president Jimmy Carter's grandson, lost in his attempt to unseat incumbent Nathan Deal, who won his second term last night.

To read more about the election, including the gubernatorial races, click on the above links which gives you extra information about the election.

Mid-Term General Election Day

Today is election day.  I want to encourage the voters to go out to the polls and vote.  In this election there are 33 Senate seats that are up for election, 435 seats in the House of Representatives, 38 gubernatorial elections, and numerous state and local elections across the country.  This is an important election and take time to vote while the polls in your area are open.

The Kansas Senatorial Debate Between Pat Roberts and Greg Orman

The debate between Kansas Senator Pat Roberts (R) and Senatorial candidate Greg Orman (D) took place on October 15, 2014 at C-SPAN.

The 2013 General Election Results

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/11/06/democrat-terry-mcauliffe-projected-to-win-va-governor-race-in-surprisingly/

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/11/05/christie-cruises-to-second-term-as-nj-governor/

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/11/06/democrat-bill-de-blasio-elected-mayor-new-york-city/

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie easily re-elected last night.

   Democrat Terry McAuliffe narrowly wins the gubernatorial race in Virginia
  Bill de Blasion wins the New York mayoral race

To learn more of the result on Tuesday's general election gubernatorial races in New Jersey, Virginia, and mayoral races in New York and other states, click on the above links to get the fullest coverage.

Some Advice For Mr. Romney

GOP candidate Mitt Romney

According to the latest tracking poll from Rasmussen Reports on Thursday, January 20, 2012, President Barack Obama edges Mitt Romney nationwide by 47% vs. 45%.  In some of the battleground states such as Ohio, Florida, Nevada, and Wisconsin, they are currently a toss-up even though Obama has a narrow lead in some of those states.  The election is still too close to call even though Barack Obama even though Obama has an edge on electoral votes as we speak.  I have some much-needed advice for GOP candidate Mitt Romney

1.  Mitt Romney, you are the GOP candidate for president.  You were formally nominated by the GOP convention during the last week of August.  You need to step up and totally transform your campaigning style.  You need to campaign with some fire in your belly.  You need to campaign like you're really serious about winning the presidency.  An appearance of a lack of seriousness is hurting your campaign.  You need to campaign as if America's through if Obama wins re-election.  You know Obama is socialist.  Stand up and campaign like a serious contender.  Call an ace an ace and a spade a spade.  Call out Obama for who he is.  Pull no punches but tell the truth.  After that, present the voters what your plan and vision is for America.

2.  You need to acknowledge the fact that the probably with President Obama isn't he's clueless.  The plan he's executing is exactly the plan he wants to take place.  President Obama is a socialist.  He is transforming this nation into a socialist nation.  It's very evident.  You don't want to admit Obama is a socialist, but his actions prove he is.  He's taken over General Motors, signed Obamacare into law and Dodd-Frank into law.  Both of those bills will destroy jobs and make those existing businesses much more difficult to operate due to excessive government interference.

3.  You need to explain your stance on illegal immigration and amnesty.  What do you plan to do with those illegal aliens that are existing?  Will you crack down on employers that hire illegal aliens?

4.  You've mentioned you want to repeal Obamacare and replace it with your own plan.  What kind of healthcare plan do you have?  Is it Romneycare?  Is it the same health plan that you and the state legislature passed in Massachusetts in 2006?  Your plan is similar to Obamacare. 

5.  What are you going to do about taxation?  Do you have any plans to abolish the present tax code?  If you don't are you going to lower the present tax rates?  I have a suggestion for you: abolish the present tax code and institute a flat tax.

6.  Lastly, offer specifics, not generalities.  Don't just say that Obama is wrong, give suggestions on how to correct the problem.

The Results of the Kentucky 2010 General Election

Kentucky Democratic Gov. Beshear Wins Re-Election Fox News

Gubernatorial Race:   Steve Beshear-Jerry Abramson (D)defeated

State Senator David Williams and Agriculture Commissioner Richie Farmer (R)

Secretary of State: Alison Lundergan Grimes (D) defeated Bill Johnson (R)


Attorney General: Jack Conway (D)      defeated Todd P'Pool (R)





Agriculture Commissioner: James Comer (R)  defeated Bob Farmer (D)

 
State Treasurer: Todd Hollenbach (D)
 defeated K.C. Krosbie (R)
 
State Auditor: Adam Edelen  defeated John T. Kemper III