Ron Lyle vs George Foreman

The 1976 encounter between George Foreman and Ron Lyle is often cited as one of the most ferocious heavyweight bouts in boxing history. This match, held at the Caesars Palace in Las Vegas showcased an extraordinary display of power and tenacity by both fighters.

This fight was pivotal for Foreman’s career. It marked the first time an opponent directly challenged him on equal terms, essentially daring him to prove his mettle. Foreman faced the real possibility of defeat, having been knocked down twice, but he managed to get up both times and overcome Lyle by knockout in the fifth round.

For Foreman, he solidified his status. Even though Lyle didn’t win, his performance earned him recognition as one of the best of the Heavyweight Division’s Golden Era.

 

Train to Nowhere

 

The moment of clarity from James Carville, acknowledging that Kamala Harris was not the right choice, will likely continue to be overlooked by Democrats. The failure is underscored by their decision to appoint David Hogg as vice-chair of the DNC, a polarizing one that significantly increases the likelihood of defeat in the 2026 midterm elections, a period typically favorable for the opposition to gain ground.

The Democrats seem to be stuck on Clapton’s Train to Nowhere, lacking the necessary introspection to change destination. So, democrats head into a repetitive cycle in the Twilight Zone, destined to repeat the same mistakes with the same outcomes.

lol

 

Your selfie with your tongue makes you look stupid lol.

I’m just hanging around for important news. But if anyone sees this, I’m wondering about two things—two for now. I hope I get answers.

Why do so many people, younger mostly but not always, put in texts or messages “lol?” I’ve always thought it was passive-aggressive. It’s like, “Bless your heart.”

“Your breath smells like a cat litter box, lol.” The person may mean it, but it could have been a joke if the person it’s directed at is offended.

This is a bad example, but no one is literally laughing out loud all that much, nor figuratively. Why does every declarative statement have to end with “lol?” It doesn’t when I verbally talk to someone.

Now and then, as in seldom, I’ll read a comment, and I laugh aloud, literally. But I don’t respond, “lol.” I respond with, “literally laughed out loud.” You know, llol.

And what’s up with a somewhat older craze, but I still see it, with sticking a tongue out in a selfie? Females tend to do it more than males. I finally broke down and did a couple, and believe me, it wasn’t pretty.

But why? Is there something attractive about it? Alluring or sensual? I think it looks stupid.

 

 

 

Misplaced Tears

This nation comprises immigrants, including a significant number from South America. Our immigration policy has long been neglected, with no updates or enforcement from Congress. The Biden/Harris administration’s approach to open borders was arguably one of the most misguided regarding the southern border.

I empathize with those who are deported despite being law-abiding; entering the country illegally, however, complicates the process for those waiting legally to immigrate. Securing our borders is essential.

Regarding Miss Gomez, virtue signaling is never justified as it stems from insincere motives. However, the White House reaction wasn’t solely about her. But, individuals like her are labeled as influencers, but what exactly are they influencing? Genuine empathy is for victims, not for those who commit heinous acts like rape and murder.

Her actions were perceived as cruel to the victims of crimes committed by those here illegally. Where was her empathy for American victims of rape and murder at the hands of those she shed tears for?

The Trump Effect

Despite a somewhat misleading headline, President Trump’s poll numbers are rising. This increase is straightforward: he’s making significant efforts to prioritize American citizens and keep his campaign promises.

The reasons behind the Democrats’ election defeat are clear. Their “Orange Man Bad” strategy didn’t resonate. The current Democratic approach appears to continue shifting away from prioritizing American citizens while maintaining the same losing theme: Orange Man Bad. Except the people already see results and think, “The Orange Man Isn’t Bad.”

Remember, the American people are reaching this conclusion despite the constant stream of negative coverage of President Trump.

The Biden/Harris administration’s open border policy is a prime example of their approach, which places American citizens at the bottom of their priority list. Many of their policies continue to reflect this trend.

Unless Democrats start putting American citizens first again, they will remain politically marginalized. The question is, will they change course? Their ongoing actions suggest they haven’t learned from past mistakes.