Our U.S. Representative, for my area in Iowa, Mariannette (Who pulls her strings?) Miller-Meeks refuses to hold public events. Why? Is she afraid someone else will confront her about voting in favor of a red flag gun law, as I did at the last Republican Dinner? First, she lied to me and said she had never voted for a gun law of any kind. Then, when I reminded her that how she votes on any legislation, is open to public view, she said, “Well, then someone must have gotten in there and changed my vote to make me look bad.” No need, lady. You are doing a good job of that yourself. And, as far as I know, no one can get in there and change how anyone voted on legislation. Some of us pay more attention to what our politicians actually do in spite of what they say. I don’t know what is more insulting, her lying to me or the credit she is giving my intelligence, thinking that I would believe her bullshit!

Rah, Rah, Second Amendment is easy to say, but when your actions are the opposite, some people will notice. Voting for a particular party does not guarantee that you will get a good politician. Republican Martin Graber and former Democrat Jeff Kurtz are good examples. Both did a good job during their terms as state Representatives. And, both were available to their constituents. We have since lost Mr. Graber, and the Democratic Party lost Mr. Kurtz, who is now a Registered Independent. Apparently, Miller-Meeks just wanted to be part of the D.C. Club with all of their perks. As long as she can control any contact with her constituents, she is perfectly happy.

Our U.S. Senator, Chuck Grassley got an earful at his town hall meeting Tuesday. I thought he did an outstanding job in the face of so many angry constituents. Even when people demanded for him to do something that was out of his control, he patiently explained why he couldn’t change that. Apparently some people thought he should be able to put Trump across his lap and deliver a good old fashioned thrashing. I also heard several angry remarks about Miller-Meeks from the Democratic and Republican sides of the room, complaining about her being pretty much AWOL. Then don’t vote for her again. She barely made it in this time. She has been absent from not only town hall meetings, but the House when legislation came up for votes. Missing some key votes on the House Energy and Commerce Committee that would help Iowa farmers, isn’t a good look Madame.

Someone tell me again why we thought it was a good idea to vote Miller-Meeks in as our Representative to Congress? Oh, that’s right, she spent a lot of time and money gas-lighting the constituents. Representing your constituents means knowing how they feel about a particular legislation, which means you have to listen to them, by phone, email, and yes, in person. Town halls are a great way to find out if you are doing the job you were elected to do. I would say your avoidance of that speaks volumes. This is why U.S. Senator Grassley visits all 99 counties in Iowa, every year for the last 45 years. So he can judge how he is doing in serving the people. He is the main reason I resist voting for term limits, if it is ever out of committee and up for a vote. When you have someone like Grassley, you hate to lose someone like that.

Maybe the terms of Congress could be based on how well they performed their jobs as a condition of reemployment. Now, there’s a novel thought! The same amount of time would apply to any politician who failed to receive at least 50% of positive votes. Less than that, they get the boot. How much harder would our politicians work for us if they knew their longevity in office depended on their positive feedback and votes from their constituents?

I’m sure Iowa isn’t the only state where people are very unhappy about how they are being represented by their Congress critters. Don’t just complain. There is much you can do to improve things. Stay in touch with your congressmen. Send emails, let them know by phone or in person, that they need to rethink their position on vital legislation. Remind them of campaign promises. Pay attention to how they vote on legislation that is important to you. Let them know that the days of voting someone in and going back to sleep are over. We have allowed ourselves to trust whoever we sent to Washington to do their job. No more. The Deep State have awakened a sleeping dragon. The American people have woken up, in what I hope will be a ground swell all across this nation. I pray it isn’t too late.

It also looks like people around the world are taking back their power, booting the Globalists out of office and the Nationalists in. But, it takes putting down the remote and paying better attention to how they vote. Where do they get their funding? Why does it costs so much to run for office? That just opens the door up to special interest groups to find a way around election rules. Of course, you won’t find any politician you agree with 100%. I disagree with Grassley on ethanol in gas. I know what it does to engines. But, I also understand that he is trying to help Iowa farmers.

So, please, let’s not go back to sleep. It looks like Trump is at least trying to keep some of his campaign promises. My only real problem with him is his determined support of Israel. The only country in the Middle East that has nuclear weapons, and the most war-like of any of those countries. How anyone could fall for the October 7th clown show, followed by the genocide of an entire people, is beyond me. But, it looks like his entire Cabinet is on board with whatever Israel wants to do. Or at least, that is their lip service. They wouldn’t dare confront him or Nutty Yahoo about their behavior. I’m sure there will be pod-castors who champion his position with Israel. Probably, most. Very few will confront that position. Mike Adams and Alex Jones, being two. Let’s see what happens to them because of the courage of their convictions.

I refuse to honor a people who took part in the massacre of an American ship and crew in 1967, the USS Liberty, so we and Israel would have an excuse for invading Egypt. Hmm, that sounds like Operation Northwoods during Kennedy’s time in office. No wonder the war hawks in the Intelligence agencies and the Joint Chiefs of Staff thought Kennedy was a loose cannon. He refused to take part in a false flag. He was trying to bring about peace for the world with his secret conversations with the USSR’s Khrushchev. That couldn’t be allowed. Whatever would we do with all of those beautiful bombs and those self-absorbed four star generals if we had peace among all nations?

What does it mean to be a Nationalist? It means putting your country first, like not signing legislation or EO’s like NAFTA or taking part in a false flag like 9/11 or putting a Marxist in the White House for 8 long years! Can we undo the damage done by this man and his hoard of Globalists? It was close, but I think we woke up in time. And, we are less likely to wear blindfolds where our politicians are concerned. Even Trump supporters nearly booed him off of the stage in Alabama for bragging about his Warp Speed COVID shots. This is critical thinking. I would imagine I wasn’t the only one who fired off an email taking him to task for that position. I’ve noticed he has backed off from talking about that and taking credit for it. Now if he could just disentangle himself from Nutty Yahoo, that would be a real bonus. But, that is hard to do when you accept money from the Kazarian Mafia to fund your run for office. Let’s see what wins out in the end, Israel or his concern for his legacy. If he wants his face on Mount Rushmore, he had better do some soul searching.

So, like General Mike Flynn advised, start out in your own community. Replace the lunatics with people who truly love our country and who love freedom. Work your way up to D.C. and learn to hold your politicians feet to the fire. Let them know that we are watching them. As Jefferson said, “We in America, do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate.”