WEEK 330 / 337 — Just Landed in Iowa
THE FIFTH OF OCTOBER. FOUR CROWNS BEFORE NOON, AND A RALLY BOOKED IN IOWA.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Geoff Diehl of Massachusetts looks very much forward to his run against "RINO" Governor Charlie Baker, who has done nothing for the Republican Party…
Looks like Mitch McConnell is folding to the Democrats, again. He's got all of the cards with the debt ceiling, it's time to play the hand. Don't let them destroy our Country!
Just landed in Iowa. Beautiful weather. Massive crowd. See you soon!
Heading to the Great State of Iowa, big crowd of Patriots. See you soon!…
THE CROWD IS THE ONE THING NO AUDIT EVER HAD TO PROVE.
AND A LETTER TO THE ARCHIVES: THE PAPERS OF HIS OWN PRESIDENCY, WHICH HE NO LONGER CONTROLS.
I have sent a letter to the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration in defense of the Office of the Presidency, the Constitution, vital principles of separation of powers…
TO BE CONTINUED →
This week in the saga
Forty-five papers in seven days, more than any week since the ban. Four endorsements go out on the fifth, the Senate leader is told he is folding on the sixth, and on the eighth a letter goes to the National Archives to keep the records of his own presidency away from a committee of the Congress. Then Iowa. He lands on the ninth and publishes eleven words about the weather; that night the field at Des Moines is the largest crowd he has stood in front of since the ban, and for one panel the camera goes back under him where it used to live. The audit could not produce a vote. The field produces itself.
Readers' Corner
Letters from the readership on Week 330. Pick a pen name — no account needed.
Opening the mailbag…