NATIONAL NOTES 10 SEPTEMBER 2026

America’s massive labor crisis started in the classroom, not the workplace. Too many candidates can’t show up on time; struggle to take initiative or accept constructive criticism. They can’t solve problems without detailed instructions, nor can they handle an ordinary setback without falling apart. This observation is spot on, and confirms what I’ve been sayin’ all along. The post-Vietnam War liberal hippie teachers’ union members and college administrators – the inventors of the school safe space – are behind this labor shortage. They also compounded the problem by convincin’ youth that the only worthwhile and socially acceptable occupations require a college degree.

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US strikes 3 Iranian tankers for IRGC targeting US troops; Iran vows ‘more painful response.’ Alright. This shit’s drug on long enough. #45/47 needs to do what Israel did in the response to the October 7th attacks: Tell all the civilians to get outta the way, then level the f⚡⭐⚡in’ place. It’s the only way to get the price at the pump even close to what it was in January. As it is, it’ll take years for the other oil-producing countries in the area to set up pumping stations and reroute the oil deliveries overland. The only other option is for US refineries to retool so they can refine the lighter sweet crude we pump here at home.

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NATIONAL NOTES 9 SEPTEMBER 2026

Wisconsin businesses say they ‘dodged a bullet,’ rejecting high taxes as a democratic socialist lost the primary. Hey American voters! Unless you ALL get smart before November, you might not be this lucky. If ANY of these commies win an election ANYWHERE, you’re gonna have a rough row to hoe. You shoulda paid attention in history class. Why do you think the Iron Curtain crumbled in 1991? Those of us who’ve lived and worked in close proximity to communism have seen its effects firsthand. In ’79, the Warrant Officer Association I belonged to had its convention in West Berlin. While there, we crossed at Checkpoint Charlie and toured East Berlin. It was like a real-life bus ride from a colorized world into one of black and white. Almost none of the buildings, commercial or residential, had any color. They were all ashen gray, and any with a hint of color hadn’t been painted since the end of WWII. Everywhere we went, there was no hustle and bustle one would expect to find in a large metropolitan area. It was like a modern-day ghost town. In retrospect, it was no surprise. Why would one expect to see consumers in a marketplace when there was nothin’ to buy?

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