Independent Voter Site Balladeer’s Blog posts another current events roundup from an America where our political establishment’s monumental corruption is being rooted out and dealt with by the outsider Donald Trump.
EVEN THE DEMOCRAT MEDIA OUTLET THE NEW YORK TIMES REVEALED THAT THERE IS PLENTY OF EVIDENCE BEHIND D.O.G.E.’s FINDINGS. And all that despite frantic Democrat lies to the contrary. Hilarious!
JUDGE MCCONNELL, ACCUSED OF BUYING HIS JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT VIA HUGE DONATIONS TO DEMOCRAT CANDIDATES, IS ALSO ON THE BOARD OF ONE OF THE ORGANIZATIONS HIS RULING INSISTED HAVE ITS FUNDING RESTORED. A clear conflict of interest, but Democrat judges refuse to recuse themselves in such cases. It’s like how the judges persecuting President Trump during the campaign were huge Democrat donors and one even had a family member in the Biden campaign.
THE IRRATIONAL RAMBLINGS OF THAT SAME “JUDGE” SHOW HIS DEEP-SEATED HATRED OF TRUMP. FURTHER PROOF THE JUDGE SHOULD HAVE RECUSED HIMSELF. So, the honorable act of recusal is another victim of Democrat divisiveness and open political corruption. The Democrat view is obviously “Don’t recuse yourself when you’re handling a case against our political opponents.”
CONSTITUTIONAL EXPERT SPEAKS OUT ON DEMOCRAT JUDGES PRETENDING THAT ACTIONS WHICH ARE WITHIN A PRESIDENT’S POWERS ARE SUDDENLY FORBIDDEN JUST BECAUSE THEY SAY SO. Alan Dershowitz joins him HERE. The only “constitutional crisis” going on right now is being caused by judicial overreach. A great item on all of it HERE. Schlichter weighs in HERE.
TWENTY BILLION MORE DOLLARS REVEALED TO HAVE BEEN LAUNDERED BY THE BIDEN REGIME. More HERE. Yet anti-Trump loons continue defending such actions. They’re pro-corruption apparently.

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ILLINOIS DEMOCRAT MICHAEL MADIGAN FOUND GUILTY IN CORRUPTION TRIAL.
EX-USAID HEAD SAMANTHA POWER EXPOSED FOR “SOMEHOW” COMPILING THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS DURING A FEW YEARS MAKING JUST ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR. Remember the uproar from Democrats to see Trump’s tax returns? Well, we saw them and there was nothing wrong. Notice how America’s corrupt political establishment did not go on to insist on tax return transparency for their fellow white-collar criminals? Continue reading
CASABLANCA (1942) – Happy Valentine’s Day! A few readers of Balladeer’s Blog have asked me for my opinion on this classic movie so I figured Valentine’s Day was the perfect opportunity.
Getting back to Casablanca, it’s possibly the greatest “bittersweet ending” romantic flick ever made. I find that it appeals to almost everyone. If you’re young and naïve it can make you ache at the thought of persevering despite your broken heart. If you’re older and cynical it makes you nostalgic for a time when you actually thought a broken heart was the worst thing that could happen to you.
And yes, I mean that no matter who the president is or which party they’re from. If lower courts make decisions ordering THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH to cease actions immediately then it should mean that UNTIL THE SUPREME COURT WEIGHS IN ON THE SITUATION the president’s orders stand, not the other way around.

ASTREA – One of the most enigmatic figures from the Silent Film Era. No precise birth or death dates are known. Her surname was supposedly Barbieri but not even that is certain.
JUSTITIA (1919) – Astrea’s most well-known movie. She plays a prim, ladylike noblewoman who becomes a fiery, two-fisted champion of justice when need be. 



Joe Namath started life as a Pennsylvania boy. Later in life he became the quarterback for the University of Alabama Crimson Tide under iconic football coach Paul “Bear” Bryant. After college he was signed by the New York Jets for what was then the highest-ever contract for a quarterback.
NORWOOD (1970) – The stunning sequel to True Grit. Okay, I’m kidding! I couldn’t resist since Norwood came out a year after True Grit, was based on another novel by the author of True Grit and starred Glen Campbell and Kim Darby, also from True Grit. Marguerite Roberts wrote the screenplay for both flicks, too.
Joe William Namath plays Joe William Reese, a friend of Norwood who sees him become a singing sensation. Also in the strange circle of friends are dwarf actor Billy Curtis and runaway bride Rita (Darby). 












