Independent Voter Site Balladeer’s Blog offers up another current events roundup.
Remember several days ago when I mentioned that the higher courts would once again overrule the unconstitutional overreach by showboating anti-Trump judges?
Here are some more of the newest instances – HERE, and HERE, and HERE, and HERE, and HERE, and HERE, and HERE, and HERE, and HERE. Yet anti-Trump loons are still celebrating what they thought were wins because they lack the attention spans to follow these cases all the way through.
SENATOR SCHMITT CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION REGARDING THE CORRUPTION INVOLVED IN BOASBERG’S OBSCENE ANTICS. Such biased “judges” need reined in for the sake of whoever is president from whichever political party.

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THREE MORE DEMOCRAT OFFICIALS IN PENNSYLVANIA PLEAD GUILTY TO ELECTION FRAUD IN YEARS-OLD CASE. The fight against election fraud is crucial and must continue so that hopefully a fraudulent election like 2020’s cannot happen again.
TWO MEN PRETENDING TO BE WOMEN PLAY FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP IN A WOMEN’S COMPETITION. Democrats should just cut to the chase and make “May the best man win” the official motto of all women’s athletics and other competitions.
PRO-TRUMP CONGRESSMAN JOHN JAMES ANNOUNCES RUN TO BECOME MICHIGAN’S GOVERNOR.
TRUMP SAYS HE’S PROUD TO BE THE PRESIDENT FOR WORKERS AND THE MIDDLE CLASS. He’s been the best president for them during my lifetime.
PRESIDENT TRUMP’S APPROVAL RATING RISES YET AGAIN DESPITE THE USUAL PERFORMATIVE OUTRAGE FROM HIS IRRATIONAL HATERS. Continue reading

WEREWOLVES ON WHEELS (1971) – You just knew this was the movie I would start with. A biker gang hassles a group of Satanists in the usual biker way in films. The Satanists get revenge by cursing some of the bikers to start turning into werewolves and preying on the others.
A change of pace blog post for Tuesday.
THE ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK SHOW (1969-1970) – No, it wasn’t a Meeting of Minds type of educational program depicting the long-ago German composer Engelbert Humperdinck interacting with other historical figures. Although I would have watched a show like that! (But I’m kind of weird.)
PILOT (Dec 2nd, 1969) – The Dinckster shared the stage with Barbara Eden, Jose Feliciano, Dionne Warwick and his entertainment doppelganger Tom Jones. The Mike Sammes Singers, the Jack Parnell Orchestra and the Paddy Stone Dancers were on hand as well. This episode was rebroadcast on December 26th.
EPISODE ONE (Jan 21st, 1970) – E-Bert’s guests this time were Tony Bennett, Leslie Uggams, Donald O’Connor and Ed Bishop from UFO. The Irving Davies Dancers joined the Mike Sammes Singers and the Jack Parnell Orchestra as the figurative house entertainers.
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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME – The TRINITY VALLEY COLLEGE CARDINALS and the CONNORS STATE COWBOYS squared off against each other for this division’s crown. The teams went basket for basket in the opening Half, which ended in a 32-32 tie. After the break the Cardinals pulled away from the Cowboys for a 69-61 triumph. Zati Loubaki and Garrett Nuckolls led TVC with 17 points each.
FIRST SEMIFINAL – In this game the PARKLAND COLLEGE COBRAS faced the PIMA COLLEGE AZTECS. Come Halftime the Cobras were on top of Pima College 44-38. From there Parkland College left the Aztecs further and further behind to win the game 95-74. Adam Squire led the Cobras with 23 points while teammate Jaden Martin logged a Double Double of 13 points and 10 rebounds. 
SERIAL: The Phantom Empire (1935), in which Gene Autry played a singing cowboy who saves the world from an advanced underground civilization complete with killer robots who wear cowboy hats.
FDR’s Works Progress Administration engineered the first Film Vaults beneath America’s major cities. Each subterranean vault was as large as an aircraft carrier and they were originally used to store the monumental film collection of FDR friend Larry Alexander Finley of Frankfort, KY.
THE MOVIE: Horror of Party Beach is one of those flicks that is on EVERYBODY’S Worst Films of All Time list and has been for several decades. In the 1980s the Medved Brothers’ books on Golden Turkeys helped secure its reputation. Just about every Movie Host show presented this film at some point.
CRACK COMICS #1 (May 1940) 


CONSOLATIONS IN TRAVEL or THE LAST DAYS OF A PHILOSOPHER (1830) – Written by THE Sir Humphrey Davy, this is largely a work of philosophical discourse but with one section devoted to a science fiction tale: The Vision.
The first planet they travel to is Saturn, where Davy is awestruck by the alien landscape. Strange clouds fill the skies and among the oddest planetary features are large columns of liquid which flow from the ground upward. Saturn is inhabited by intelligent beings with three pairs of wings and organs like elephant trunks dangling from their bodies.