It’s another Friday current events roundup from Independent Voter Site Balladeer’s Blog here in an America where hypocritical Democrats still can’t get enough death and destruction in Ukraine but are feigning outrage on behalf of Iran’s thuggish theocracy.
One of the ways that Democrat Media Outlets still outdo Republican Media Outlets is the way that Ukraine was and is treated like a just war against a vile regime, but Democrats pretend that Iran isn’t as repulsive a dictatorship as the one run by war criminal Vlad Putin.
VIDEO: JUBILANT IRANIANS DO NEW DANCE THANKING PRESIDENT TRUMP, THIS TIME BY DOING HIS YMCA DANCE. More HERE.
DON SURBER’S EXCELLENT PIECE ON PRESIDENT TRUMP’S SECOND TERM STRATEGY AND PERFORMANCE.
POLICE WARNED DEMOCRAT D.A. LAST NOVEMBER ABOUT HOW THE ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ARRESTED FOR KILLING STEPHANIE MINTER WAS ON THE VERGE OF COMMITTING MURDER, BUT THE D.A. FAILED TO ACT ON THAT. And now Democrat Governor Spanberger is fighting on the illegal’s side against ICE.
DEMOCRAT GOVERNOR TIM WALZ PUBLICLY GRILLED AGAIN OVER HIS STATE’S CORRUPTION. Congresswoman Nancy Mace destroys him HERE.
SOMALI FRAUDSTER IN MINNESOTA SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS FOR TRYING TO BRIBE A JUROR WITH A SIX-FIGURE AMOUNT. Continue reading























FROM September 7th, 2020:
He also contrasted Trump’s successful record with Joe Biden’s abysmal record on the same issues.
“These achievements demonstrate that Donald Trump truly cares about black lives. His policies show his heart.”



R.I.P. Robert Duvall. This year we say goodbye to this monumental actor like we said goodbye to his friend and fellow thespian giant Gene Hackman early last year. Most tributes will cover Duvall’s roles in his many, many films whose titles are household words. This being Balladeer’s Blog I’ll instead look at some of his overlooked gems.
TOMORROW (1972) – Robert Duvall – who called this one of his favorite performances – plays poverty-stricken farmer and sawmill operator Jackson Fentry of Mississippi. One cold December evening he comes across the pregnant Sarah Eubanks, a poor woman whose abusive husband has abandoned her because he wants nothing to do with raising their child.