Yes, from the land of Joe Biden’s corporate fascist kleptocracy, Independent Voter site Balladeer’s Blog takes another look at some of the latest outrages from the increasingly unhinged Democrat Party.
We need Third Parties, not just Democrat and Republican options.
FASCISM CREEP: THE BIDEN REGIME’S THUGS IN THE POLITICIZED DOJ GROW WORSE BY THE DAY.
ANIMAL TORTURER AND LYSENKOIST ANTHONY FAUCI’S PERSONAL FORTUNE GREW BY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS DURING HIS COVID POLICIES. Fauci, Big Pharma and Jeff Bezos’ Amazon online commerce thrived while competing walk-in stores went out of business, millions lost jobs, ways of life and lives. And I always think of the lives lost to AIDS back when Fauci was involved in “combatting” that, too.
DEMOCRAT POLITICIAN IN PENNSYLVANIA SENTENCED TO THIRTY MONTHS IN PRISON FOR ELECTION FRAUD. There have been countless stories like this over the past several years but the Democrats’ media outlets still love to pretend that vote fraud doesn’t happen.
ANOTHER LOOK AT THE UNCONSTITUTIONAL ATTACKS THAT DEMOCRATS MADE AGAINST THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION. Donald Trump, a de facto Third Party President, was the best president for the working class and the poor of all colors during my lifetime. He had to fight repulsive Republicans as well. Continue reading

Accused rapist Joe Biden, head of the Biden Crime Family and a fascist lunatic, continues stoking hatred in the country, branding everyone who disagrees with any of his positions “dangerous.” Biden thrives on dividing the country after the administration of de facto Third Party President Donald Trump, the greatest president for the working class and the poor during my lifetime.
The Biden Regime runs the U.S. like a Mafia bust-out operation, and, sadly, there is no effective opposition party. (

Independent Voter site Balladeer’s Blog comes to you as usual from Crooked Joe Biden’s corporate fascist kleptocracy. As always, you are welcome here no matter who you vote for, and that’s something that no Democrat site can honestly say. 



Totalitarian regimes around the world are notorious for oppressive actions like this. Raid the personal and professional areas frequented by popular candidates who pose a threat to the regime, then seek to discredit them via manufactured “evidence.”
PONY BOB – Robert Haslam, better known as Pony Bob, holds multiple records set in the Pony Express during its year and a half history, including the longest individual round-trip ride – 380 miles – when one of his relay riders was put out of action during the Paiute War in 1860.
BOSTON – Warren Fremont Upson, better known by his one-word nickname, was one of the Pony Express Riders aka Expressmen to ride with the service for its entire existence from April 3rd, 1860 to October 26th, 1861. His real name was so seldom used in the old west that in some sources on Pony Express history he was listed only as “Boston.”
Our hero spent most of his time riding and exploring in the Sierra Nevadas, hunting and cooking his own food and acquiring a familiarity with the mountain range’s often-treacherous curves and turns and sudden drops. That familiarity would pay dividends later in life when Boston was assigned to the most geographically dangerous route of the Pony Express. 




Independent Voter site Balladeer’s Blog takes a look at some of the latest news.
CASIMIR PULASKI (1747-1779) -Obviously from my last name I’m Polish-American and therefore grew up immersed in the role played by Casimir Pulaski and Tadeusz Kosciuszko in America’s War of Independence. I’m often surprised by how comparatively unknown they are to the public at large, so in keeping with Balladeer’s Blog’s theme here’s a look at Pulaski. I’ll cover Kosciuszko separately.
The war never became as romanticized as the later Greek War of Independence from the Ottoman Turks, but the conflict drew attention to Russian totalitarianism and to the abilities of Polish officers like Casimir Pulaski. In fact, it took an invasion by Russian-allied Austria and Prussia to help Russia put down the rebellion in 1772.
Franklin was impressed with what he could learn about Pulaski and sent him on to America with a letter of introduction to George Washington. Franklin described the Pole as “an officer famous throughout Europe for his bravery and conduct in defence of the liberties of his country against the three great invading powers of Russia, Austria and Prussia … may be highly useful to our service.”