Be John Galt“He was guilty of nothing, except that he earned his own fortune and never forgot that it was his.“  The concept contained within that phrase is what has set America apart, and made her the greatest nation on Earth. And it is the systematic attack on that concept, that this website is dedicated to fighting. This website is NOT devoted to making people “wealthy”, but rather to fighting the notion that the “wealth” they DO have needs to be “redistributed”.HomeAboutBC’s GirlsDoubling Down on Stupid (Literally)2019 July 2825 Commentsby bc3bThe Democratic presidential candidates have lots of ideas for spending taxpayer dollars: climate change, free medical care for illegal aliens, universal health care, reparations,  paying off student debt, free college, etc. But, being the stooges that they are, the media never questions them or breaks down what it would really cost.Kirsten the Barmaid (aka the Female Beto) is proposing $10 trillion (nearly 50% of our official debt) to fight global warming, climate change or whatever it’s called this week.Since Skateboard Beto’s climate change proposal was “only” $5 trillion, Kirsten the Barmaid has officially doubled down on Stupid. The bid is $10 trillion, Do I hear $15 trillion? While there’s plenty of room in the clown car, only one clown can drive at a time.$10 trillion divided by 320 million people = $31,250 for every man, woman and child (or whatever) in the US. And, considering many don’t pay taxes, that leaves more for those that do.As Dirty Harry used to say, “A man (woman) has to know his (her) limitations.”from → Democrats Clown Car, Elections, Glo-bull Warming HilarityGallup: Immigration Viewed as Top Problem2019 July 2611 Commentsby bc3bHere’s more news for CNN to suppress … news suppression is a #1 goal at CNN.Gallup found that not only is immigration viewed as the #1 problem by Americans, but the percentage of Americans who cite immigration as the 31 problem is at an all-time high.WASHINGTON, D.C. — After hitting a new high last month, mentions of immigration as the most important problem facing the U.S. increased further to 27% in July. Since Gallup began regularly recording mentions of the issue in 1993, immigration has been cited by an average of 6% of Americans, though it has been higher in recent years. There have been occasional, typically short-lived, spikes when major immigration events were occurring.The July 1-12 poll was conducted as the U.S. government continues to struggle to handle the large number of Central American immigrants attempting to enter the U.S. via the U.S.-Mexico border. The issue was brought into sharper focus in early July when Democratic congressional leaders and Republican Vice President Mike Pence made separate trips to facilities that are holding the migrants as they await asylum hearings. While Republican and Democratic leaders’ assessments of the situation differed, both