Also: I was glad to see Sen. Ted Cruz actually promoting something rather than simply...
federal government mandate that auto manufacturers either offer AM radio or clearly disclose that they don’t
, how about also requiring that they offer a regular cab pickup truck with manual transmission, bench seat and manual windows and locks? I’ll Velcro a transistor radio to the steering wheel, just like my dad did in his pickup truck. That would truly make America great again.Regarding “Indictment doesn’t indicate why Trump hoarded docs,” : Why? That really is the million-dollar question.
Given his propensity for self-enrichment, it’s easy to imagine him attempting to monetize our nation’s most closely guarded secrets, just like he is now. Although nothing could surprise me at this point, I suspect his true reasons are as small and as petty as he is. These are just collectibles from an office he has profoundly debased. Which brings us to the real"why.
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