Opinions

If there is anything I’ve learned from following the national politics that impact our everyday lives, it is the true definition of lowhanging fruit. Specifically, that’s the degree to how predictably wrong the New York Times editorial board can be expected to be when trying to explain every Republican victory in a Democrat stronghold.

And to that hot mess, throw in the big city editorial writers from most of the rest of the country, the talking heads in most mainstream newsrooms, and most left-wing politicians. And yes, the ladies of “The View.”

The historic military fort in Fort Davis has a legend about an Indian woman who was left behind during an attack on the fort by Apache Indians. She was sort of adopted by a military family and given the name Emily. Over time she fell in love with a young officer. But the officer had his own girlfriend and didn’t pay any attention to Emily. Eventually she ended up going back with the Indians.

The price of a gallon of gasoline tops $3 across much of the state, which is up more than $1.20 from a year ago, according to AAA. The average price for regular gas in Texas stood at $3.03 per gallon on Sunday as crude oil prices continue to creep up, closing above $80 per barrel. Crude oil price is one of a quartet of factors that influence the cost of gasoline, reported The Dallas Morning News. The cost of refining, distribution expenses and taxes also affect the price at the pump.

Fauci’s Horrific Animal Experiments

Since his early denials about being aware of his division of the National Institute of Health (NIH) funding of gain of function research in Wuhan, China -- research which a majority of Americans believe caused the coronavirus pandemic -- more evidence indicates that the organization’s director, Dr. Anthony Fauci, lied under oath about his knowledge and funding of the experiments.

This is an argument that was once relegated to “conspiracy theory” by Fauci and the mainstream media.