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Kamala lost because of Hollywood

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Hollywood Elected Donald Trump     By James Terminiello   On the surface, this notion is absurd.  In th e just-ended presidential election , Hollywood went needles over Botox for Kamala Harris. The likes of Barbra Streisand, Tom Hanks, and Cardis A and B were effusive in their limitless support . And yet, Hollywood was a major factor in the re-election of Donald Trump.   You see, Hollywood is all about image and casting. In bygone days , if a role called for say a middle-aged alcoholic, Hollywood could summon a bevy of experienced actor s to embody that character. And good drama ensue d . Now that system is in tatters. Today , DEI, Black Lives Matters, political correctness , and a general orneriness about type-casting has put black men in Roman general  garb, Asian women as turn of the century test pilots, and Jeff Goldblum as the Wizard of OZ!  All-in-all , unconvincing.   And this brings us to the unlamented Kamala Harris.   The connection between the Democrat Party and Ho

Elon Musk Asked to Tackle Goverment Inefficiency

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Trump Taps Musk to Head a Government Efficiency Commission   By James Terminiello     Candidate Donald Trump has suggested th at, if elected, he would ask firebrand entrepreneur Elon Mu sk to head a “Gover n ment Efficiency Commission . ”   As laudable a goal as that might seem , the timing of Trump’s announcement is politically foolish .  There is not one bureaucrat, assistant to a bureaucrat, bedmate of a bureaucrat, or contractor to a bureaucrat who does not know that the federal government spends money like a fleet of drunken sailors, only with much less self-control.  Trump ’ s notion alienates a whole class of people (read voters) who know that their cashflow might be in jeopardy should Mu sk be unleashed.      And if Trump only lost a bit of his ear to a would-be assassin, there might not even be a Musk ian ear lobe left should h e incur the wrath of the bureaucracy.      In another time and place (the 1970s and 80s to be exact ) onetime Senator William Proxmire