Robert Ringer Archives


Will Perpetual Indulgence Prevail?

Posted on July 1, 2023 by Robert Ringer

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Kobe Bryant was on his way to a successful second career in film when fate stepped in and abruptly ended his life with a horrific helicopter crash that also took the life of his daughter and seven other people.  Even for those of us who never watch NBA games, it was a sad day. I […]

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Open Message to the Gang of 20

Posted on June 22, 2023 by Robert Ringer

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You promised voters that if they would just elect you, you would fight Democrats at every turn … that you would not be intimidated … that you would take no prisoners … that you would help clean house at the FBI and DOJ.  Every word you spoke exuded sincerity, and millions of voters believed you […]

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Decisions Have Consequences

Posted on June 19, 2023 by Robert Ringer

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I’ve long been fascinated by how a single bad decision can have a major negative impact on a person’s life.  A wrong decision can also negatively impact a company’s balance sheet (think Ford’s Edsel, Bud Light’s embrace of Dylan Mulvaney, and Coca-Cola’s decision to ditch its classic recipe and rebrand itself the “New Coke” in […]

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Our Vanishing Justice System

Posted on June 12, 2023 by Robert Ringer

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The bogus criminal charges against Donald Trump reminds us once again that we now live in a police state.  Not a figurative police state, but an actual one.  FBI Whistleblower Garret O’Boyle made that clear when he told Congress, “The government will crush you and your family if you try to expose the truth about […]

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Election Update — June 2, 2023

Posted on June 2, 2023 by Robert Ringer

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For all practical purposed, Donald Trump has the Republican nomination locked up.  All he needs to do is conduct himself as a gracious elderly statesman or, at the very least, a civil elderly statesman, and it’s ballgame over.  That said, my concern is that he might not be able to conduct himself as a gracious […]

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Exception as a False Premise

Posted on May 30, 2023 by Robert Ringer

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It was interesting, but not surprising, that Tim Scott threw his hat in the Republican primary ring last week.  Scott’s career path “from cotton to Congress in one generation” is impressive, and his theme that he’s living proof leftists are lying when they claim blacks can’t make it in America is powerful. The leftwing media, […]

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Punishing the Many to Appease the Few

Posted on May 26, 2023 by Robert Ringer

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First, we had Budweiser.  Then we had Foxweiser.  Now it’s Dodgerweiser and Targetweiser.   Normal people are asking, “What the hell is going on here?”  None of this makes any sense.  So why is it happening?  Why are people who have never given the word transgender a second thought suddenly jumping on board and helping to […]

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Will Democrats Play the Pardon Card?

Posted on May 18, 2023 by Robert Ringer

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For years Republicans and the media have ignored Joe Biden’s blatant influence peddling and money laundering activities.  Even today Fox News anchors and contributors are careful to be gentle with their word choices, especially since truthteller Tucker Carlson vanished in the middle of the night. For example, when Biden dishes out his daily buffet of […]

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True Things Prevail

Posted on May 3, 2023 by Robert Ringer

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There’s a weird feeling in the air that doom and despair are about to collide with optimism and hope.  It’s a collision that could determine whether the United States survives, and for how long.  Four recent events have intensified my feeling that a profound shift is coming to America. The first event was the sudden […]

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Democrats + AI = End Times

Posted on April 24, 2023 by Robert Ringer

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Having learned to type on a manual typewriter in high school, it never occurred to me that it would someday become obsolete.  But when the IBM Selectric typewriter was introduced in 1961, that’s exactly what happened.  Comparing the Selectric to, say, a Royal manual typewriter was like comparing a Rolls-Royce to a Model T Ford. […]

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