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By Jordan Case Bruce Springsteen has been a wealthy man for a very long time. In 1973 he released his second album,  The Wild, The Innocent, and the E Street Shuffle  which featured the classic song,  Rosalita . Toward the end of the song’s tale about budding romance and the reluctance of a young woman’s father to accept her suitor, Springsteen explains,  “And the record company, Rosie, just gave me a big advance!”  We bet they did Bruce. Just two years later, Springsteen burst into superstardom in 1975 with his blockbuster album  Born to Run , which resulted in him being one of the first entertainers ever to be featured on the covers of both Time and Newsweek simultaneously. Bruce never looked back and has been raking in cash by the truckload ever since. Good for him. Bruce Springsteen was blessed with incredible talent, and he made much of his fortune by singing about the plight of America’s working class:  “Early in the morning, factory whistle blow...

By Rick Moran You might have noticed in the last couple of weeks that there’s been a concerted effort to portray the political landscape in the best possible light for Democrats. Things really aren’t that bad. Or are they? It’s a mirage, as Washington Examiner’s David Drucker tweeted last week. Midterm cycles since ‘06 have certain rhythm: 1) Maybe POTUS’ party’ll avoid losses. 2) Things look good for out party. 3) Things look REALLY good for out party. 4) Hold on, maybe POTUS’ party won’t lose as many seats as thought. 5) Could POTUS’ party avoid wipeout? 6) WIPEOUT. — David M. Drucker (@DavidMDrucker) July 23, 2022 It’s little more than wishful thinking to say that Democrats’ chances of staving off disaster in November are improving — except among the political class. There, it’s becoming the gospel. Gas prices are falling! Abortion! Abortion! GOP Senate candidates are weak and/or in trouble! Democrats are outraising Republicans by a wide margin! And don’t forget the January 6 hear...

By Kira Davis Hawaii has officially committed left traditional energy this week when they received their last shipment of coal. On Wednesday, the state  welcomed 15,000 tons  of coal, bound for the AES Hawaii power plant. It’s the biggest power plant in Oahu and the island’s main source of energy. This week Hawai‘i is receiving its final shipment of coal. This is a huge step forward in Hawaiʻi’s transition to clean energy. In its time, coal was an important resource for Hawaii and I’d like to thank the workers who have run our last remaining coal plant. pic.twitter.com/ZiorDSda17 — Governor David Ige (@GovHawaii) July 28, 2022 Although Hawaii aims to increase reliance on renewable energy, the governor did admit that the transition would be challenging. “Renewable energy projects to replace coal are coming online with more on the way,” the governor continued. “Even as we face challenges in making this transition, it’s the right move for our communities and planet. Most import...

This has been brought to us by our dear friend Captain. Thank you, Captain!! By Sundance With mail-in ballots becoming a feature of all future elections, the United States government, specifically the United States Postal Service (USPS) is now creating a permanent division inside USPS to control the delivery and return of the election ballots.  Do you know the political affiliation of your mail courier? As often said, it’s not the vote that matters, it’s the counting…. or in this instance, the  collection of the votes  that really matters.  Democrat lawyer Mark Elias, in charge of protecting all fraudulent voting initiatives on behalf of the Democrat National Committee, is  happy with the news . Keep in mind the union representing 300,000 U.S. postal workers  previously endorsed Democrat Joe Biden  for president. The National Association of Letter Carriers, is a fully compromised left-wing division of the USPS. The USPS has...

By Allen Zhong President Joe Biden tested positive for  COVID-19  again on Saturday morning, the president’s physician said. Dr. Kevin O’Connor, the White House physician, said in a letter that it’s a rare “rebound” case that usually is observed in a small percentage of patients treated with  Paxlovid . Biden has experienced no reemergence of symptoms and “continues to feel quite well,” O’Connor said in the letter. However, the president has returned to isolation. Paxlovid and ‘Rebound’ COVID-19 Paxlovid is recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for early-stage treatment of mild to moderate COVID-19 among high-risk patients. “COVID-19 rebound has been reported to occur between two and eight days after initial recovery and is characterized by a recurrence of COVID-19 symptoms or a new positive viral test after having tested negative,” CDC said in a health advisory in May. No evidence shows that additional treatment is n...