Online headline: "Seattle council member touts ‘Black budget,’ calls for Black residents to form ‘most powerful political party" --  Hmmm... Seattle, WA has a population of 750,000 +/- and a Black population between 50,000-60,000...(between 6-to-8%) and one Councilor wants to use Seattle's $8.9 BILLION dollar budget only on Black projects/issues. That would be about $150,000.00 per Black person in Seattle.. A budget treating 750,0000 "equally" would be about $12,500.00 each person. Hmmm... betcha NYC's Mamdani is drooling to try this.

Hmm...compare this with Columbus GA's about $400 Million (?)budget for 200,000 people... That's what, about $2,000.00 per citizen... Wait a minute ..why are my property taxes more than twice that!

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Once again, "Courier Eco Latino" publisher Wanes Hales "stretches the truth"..the DemoKrats may not have "published" their endorsements before, but they have expressed in biased settings:

The Muscogee County Democratic Committee announced its first-ever endorsements in nonpartisan statewide and municipal races ahead of the May 19, 2026 election, marking what party leaders described as a historic step for the organization. * The committee, a county affiliate of the Democratic Party of Georgia, endorsed candidates for the Georgia Supreme Court, Georgia Court of Appeals, mayor of Columbus and several Columbus City Council seats. The nonpartisan races will appear on the same ballot as the Democratic and Republican primary elections. * “This is a historic step for our committee,” Muscogee County Democratic Committee Chair Royal Anderson said in a statement. “For the first time, we’ve made endorsements in key nonpartisan races because we believe voters deserve clear, values-based guidance across the entire ballot.”

The Muscogee County Democratic Committee endorsed the following candidates for the May 19 election:

Georgia Supreme Court Justice (Warren seat): Jen Auer Jordan

Georgia Supreme Court Justice (Bethel seat): Miracle Rankin

Georgia Court of Appeals (Brown seat): Will Wooten

Mayor of Columbus: Isaiah Hugley

Columbus City Council District 1: Simi Barnes

Columbus City Council District 3: Sherrie Aaron

Columbus City Council District 5: Robert Wadkins Jr.

Columbus City Council At-Large District 9: John Van Doorn

The committee said no consensus endorsement was reached in the District 7 council race.” – Hey.. when the DemoKrats have “no consensus endorsement”, they mean they’ll be happy regardless! Please note they ain’t endorsing a governor, Senator or House Reps – federal or state -  either…

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Online headline: News conference: NY Sen. Schumer introducing legislation to reduce power of meatpacking companies" -- How did Schumer "skirt" the issue of China owning "Smithfield" in Virginia , Smithfield is the world's largest meat processor.

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Online headline: "Pope Leo Rejects Trump’s Nuclear Claims and Tells His Critics To Speak ‘Truthfully" --  I think the real question to be asked is how much is Illinois Governor PrickZer donating to Pope Leo from Illinois?

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Online headline: "FBI Raids Office Of Black Virginia Senate Leader" --  Hmmm... what a biased headline! The "Black Information Network (BIN)" has made this a racial issue rather than the financial fraud, corruption, and scandal IT ACTUALLY IS!

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Online story: “Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) revealed that she’s been working with other countries to get oil to Cuba at an event on Monday evening, even as the Trump administration enforces a de facto oil embargo by threatening to impose tariffs on imports from any country that “directly or indirectly sells or otherwise provides any oil to Cuba.” – Wait a minute! That’s gotta be treason! No Congressperson is entitled to make pacts with other countries, especially when such are not in the best interest of America’s needs and interests! Jail her!

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Maine's Governor Janet Mill's dropped out of the DemoKrat Primary  race for Senator, because she was losing to her opponent, Graham Platner, in polls and fundraising.. Though Platner served in the US Military, he had a Nazi tattoo over his heart. After it became public, he had another tattoo done to disguise it. Now he's running ahead (in DemoKrat polls) ahead of Republican incumbent Susan Collins. Platner is now being endorsed by Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, Sen Bernie of Vermont, and  Sen Pocahontas Warren of Massachusetts. All 3  have covered Platner's past "Nazi" affection as 'a dark time/period in his life" but that he's apologized so everything is copacetic now, and they forgive/support him and are giving him a “second chance”... Hmmm .. do you think that  if President Trump  responded to their rants that he's a Nazi/Fascist but it was a "dark time period" in his life  and apologize that they would forgive/support him,… Nah.. they haven’t even given Trump a FIRST CHANCE!

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Online headline: "Fetterman under fire as Gov Shapiro pushes wild card senator to 'get back' to being a Democrat" --  And I think Fetterman should be saying that to Shapiro!

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Online headline/story: “Mamdani’s cheering antisemitic mob violence like he WANTS blood on the streets * Don’t let them call it a “protest”: It was a riot outside Park East Synagogue on Tuesday night, as a hundred violent thugs with keffiyeh rags tied around their faces battled with the NYPD for hours. * Despicably, Mayor Zohran Mamdani let the goons know he’s on their side: His spokesman said the mayor was “deeply opposed” to the event promoting the “sale of land” in the West Bank, which is “illegal under international law.” * That’s two falsehoods, one about the event, and one about international law — which says nothing about private land sales anywhere." -- Hmmmm... it pretty much looks like NY Billionaires won't have to decide whether to move to Florida or not... it sounds like Zorhan wants to confiscate Jewish owned properties in NY, so most NY real estate moguls won't actually have choice..

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Wanna "get rich quick" project? How about a yardbird's hat customized with a "86Comey" message across the front!  Bet he’ll understand what  “86” means when it’s applied to him!

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I don't plan to vote early, but at this point, I'm supporting Rick Jackson in GA's Republican Primary for Governor.. I like the way he focuses on solving problems that career politicians won't do. Jackson wants to cut income and property taxes which will help every working person .and their families... in  a positive way.. I also think he would get rid of the "school zone cameras speed traps".. because he would focus on getting it when our local legislators are tiptoeing around it.