Another whistleblower told a story that will no doubt be dismissed by the media. He claims that two weeks before the election, he drove a truck for the postal service filled with thousands of ballots from New York to Pennsylvania. When it dawned on him that that didn’t make sense, he couldn’t get anyone to explain why thousands of ballots were being trucked from New York to Pennsylvania, so he says he decided to speak up.

She's back

By Mike Huckabee

After an election, the news channels usually find themselves facing a lot of holiday dead air, so they often resort to one of the biggest sucker bait stories of them all: “Nancy Pelosi is in danger of losing the Speaker’s vote!” They always tell us about the far-left Democrats who plan to revolt and the principled centrists who will form a coalition with Republicans to elect someone who’d actually prefer to find common ground and get the people’s business done rather than play hardball political games.

And every time, I warn people not to fall for it. Precisely because she’s all about hardball political games, Pelosi always twists enough arms to get reelected. Her losing that vote is about as likely as cockroaches going extinct or Keith Richards dying. These are all things that will never happen.

So, right on schedule, I’m sorry but not the least bit surprised to report that Nancy Pelosi was reelected Speaker over the weekend. The “Squad” members who weren’t going to fall in line did (they like having committee memberships that give them a forum to spout their socialist idiocy), and five Democrats took principled stands and didn’t vote for her, which, as always, wasn’t quite enough to keep her from being reelected. Imagine that!

And with more of a sense of déjà vu, I’ll report that Speaker Pelosi’s first move wasn’t to do anything to advance the people’s business or help struggling Americans and small business owners, or to tighten border security or defense. It was a ridiculous piece of pandering to the Democrats’ identity politics base, with a proposal to eliminate “gendered terms” on the House floor.

For instance, House members would be required to say “spouse” instead of “husband” or “wife;” “sibling” instead of “brother” or “sister;” “parent” instead of “father” or “mother,” etc. That’s not only less precise and more confusing, but wait until you see all the baffling permutations required by today’s multiple blended/divorced families.

Naturally, it gets worse. Members won’t even be allowed to say “chairman” or “chairwoman,” just “chair” (we are empowering furniture now), and “seamen” will be referred to as “seafarers.” These are the people we send to Washington to protect and defend the US Constitution, and they aren’t even allowed the right to free speech in their own chamber now. Still, it’s nice to know in these troubling times that the leader of the House of Representatives has such a firm grip on what’s really important.

Taking this to its illogical extreme, Missouri Democrat Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, a United Methodist pastor, gave the invocation for opening the new Congress and ended the prayer with “Amen…and a woman!”

Granted, I’ve never been the pastor of a Methodist church, but I do have a degree in theology, and I respectfully suggest that Rep. Cleaver may be a little fuzzy on what the word “amen” means.