Much Commentary.

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First, since when can a U.S Court allow a foreign government to spy legally on our citizens and in our own nation? Would China allow America to spy on their citizens?  Do the Chinese even  have 1st Amendment Rights in their nation? 

Second, the NAACP was once the leading organization for blacks It had outstanding leadership and was totally dedicated to what was best for integrating blacks into the American life stream.

Today, the NCAAP has become another political organization that lost it's direction and broke with values that made America a great family driven, huge church/family oriented uplifted society. The NAACP locked arms with Democrats, took the easy route and  missed the opportunity of demanding the black population become a westernized independent non-welfare driven society.

Their entrepreneurial blck spirit, mainly remained  in the field of sports and  music, was never challenged nor encouraged to develop their reasoning  abilities.  

THIRD, , every one I respect and agree with politically, are being unmercifully attacked. So, I  have concluded I must be doing something right.  DeSantos and  Musk are being bombarded and most everything they are doing and saying, is being challenged while Durham keeps releasing revealing bombs. and being totally ignored By thE indifferent mass media.

Meanwhile, any candidate that goes woke loses my vote/Any candidate.

FOURTH., we seem to have a president who remains intransient because, though he has spent trillions , he still has more trillions  he wants to spend.  The mass media are shielding Biden and accusing DeSantis of being  a white supremisist bigot. (That's the new Democrat weaponization pill) that supplants fentanyl that Biden floods America with coming through Mexico enriching the Drug Cartels.)

FIFTH Target is getting ready to drop to their knees like Disney and Anheuser, embrace socialism and abandon capitalism.

The Chinese are not free. They continue enslaved by the Communist CCP which is arrogant and dangerous.  

 

I believe, DeSantis embraced a brilliant campaign strategy.  He arranged for critical questions to be asked in a straight forward manner and he answered them accordingly.  He knows the Democrats and mass media louts will shoot down everything he says but the "deplorables" will decipher.   

Meanwhile, the BLM blacks also announced, at the same time, they proved to be the fraudulent shakedown artists they always were  and declared bankruptcy. The meek white capital industrialists  were shown to be nothing but cowards. What a daunting contrast.

DeSantis must not go nasty just remain clever, repost and slay his detractors with satire.  He has the grey matter and is capable of doing so.

My preferred VP for DeSantis would be Sec of State  Pompeo but Sen. Scott. would also be fine for different reasons.

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The Ron DeSantis Challenge

The Florida Governor has a strong record. Can he offer voters a larger national vision?

By The Editorial Board

The unfortunate political reality today is that the U.S. is marching toward a 2024 rematch between two aging Presidents, Joe Biden and Donald Trump, that most Americans say they don’t want. This great country can do better, but it’s up to voters to spare us from the divisive oldsters who desperately need each other to win a second term.

At least for now, the Democratic Party is defaulting to 80-year-old President Biden. But even most Democrats prefer a new nominee, and nearly 30% are making that point by telling pollsters they support the vanity candidates Robert F. Kennedy Jr. or Marianne Williamson. It’s not far-fetched that Mr. Biden will decide not to run, or that some serious candidate might challenge the President if there’s a deep recession, or he shows even more noticeable physical or mental decline

Republicans are at least getting a better choice as a variety of candidates enter the presidential race. They all have their merits and deserve a hearing as the campaign unfolds. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis joined the fray on Wednesday and, judging by the polls and his financial backing to date, he is the biggest threat to Mr. Trump.

The 44-year-old has an impressive resume: son of middle-class parents, Yale baseball captain, Harvard law school, Navy veteran including a tour in Iraq, and a three-term Member of Congress. But he has made his mark politically with his record as the two-term Governor of booming Florida.gy.

His greatest achievement was his handling of the pandemic. After the initial panic and shutdowns driven by President Trump and Anthony Fauci in Washington, Mr. DeSantis did his own homework on Covid health risks and the costs of economic and school lockdowns.

This wasn’t easy given media conformity and the public mood at the time. New York’s Andrew Cuomo was hailed as a national hero for his onerous lockdowns and fighting with Mr. Trump. Mr. DeSantis decided to reopen the schools in 2020 and had to fight lawsuits to do so. He was among the first governors to reopen his state’s economy, and Florida became a mecca for tens of thousands who wanted a refuge from lockdown isolation. For breaking from Covid orthodoxy, he was maligned in the press as the “angel of death.”

This is a sharp contrast with Mr. Trump, who indulged the lockdown lobby for months, kept Dr. Fauci on the job through the end of his term, and shot from the lip on treatments and other controversies that undermined public confidence. This gave Mr. Biden the opening to defeat him in 2020.

The acid test of leadership is how someone responds in a crisis, and Mr. DeSantis showed both the discipline to master the subject and the courage to defy elite opinion for the larger public good.

Mr. DeSantis’s record is undeniably conservative, and some critics fear it may be too far right to win a national election. Mr. Trump seems to think so as he is attacking the Governor from the left on Social Security, abortion for Florida’s six-week ban, and the fight over Disney’s special Florida privileges.

But Mr. DeSantis won re-election in 2022 by 19 points in a state that has traditionally been a nail-biter. He won Hispanic counties and others that traditionally vote Democratic. Mr. Trump hasn’t won anything for himself or the rest of his party since his inside electoral straight in 2016.

A more serious concern for many is Mr. DeSantis’s fence-straddling on Ukraine and Russia. He indulged a former Fox News host by calling the war a “territorial dispute,” though he later said the phrase was misunderstood.

But Mr. DeSantis hasn’t clarified his larger foreign-policy views, and the worry is that he will make the mistake of chasing Mr. Trump in retreating from U.S. global commitments. Mr. DeSantis will need to explain how he defines being a foreign policy “Jacksonian” in an increasingly dangerous world.

The other rap against Mr. DeSantis is that he’s a cultural brawler more than a likable unifier. There’s truth to this. He’s no backslapper, and he’d benefit from even a little of Ronald Reagan’s self-deprecating humor. The best candidates for President campaign with some poetry and optimism as well as policy grit and personal toughness.

The Governor will also need a larger vision for America beyond his Florida success—not least how he’d lift the economy out of stagflation and the country out of its angry divisions. Mr. Biden promised to do the latter but has made his Presidency hostage to the Bernie Sanders left. Mr. Trump is promising a politics of “retribution,” which means four more years of national trench warfare.

Mr. Biden’s failures mean there’s an opportunity for Republicans to offer voters a better vision of national renewal. The country needs it, Americans want it, and the opening is there if a GOP candidate can seize the moment.

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Meanwhile, in another venue  of Democrat self destruction continues "afoot" in Chicago.

          

Chicago’s mayor-elect warns against ‘demonizing’ rampaging teens after unrest

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Snejana Farberov

                                        

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