WOW! Presenting The NEW Air Force One!

USA FIFA Team Wins AGAIN And Prays Together!

Plus, people are coming here from all over the world and falling in love with America and Americans! USA!

🚨 WOW! Team USA stops to PRAY after their 2-0 victory over Australia in the World Cup

America is a Christian nation! 🙏🏻

These patriots are making their country proud on their home turf! 🇺🇸pic.twitter.com/Up1B0GEydy

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) June 19, 2026

He Was The King Of The One-Liners!

Comedy just ain't what it used to be . . . to the extent it even exists at all. So, turn back the clock with us and have a few good, old-fashioned laughs!

A History Lesson For Our 250th! Never Forget!

 

A Little-Known Chapter From 1776

From the Italian Sons and Daughters of America:

Ciro Poppiti, founder of the Delaware Italian American Foundation, has completed a sprawling 80-mile reenactment of Caesar Rodney's historic 1776 journey that sealed American independence.

On July 1, 1776, the Delaware delegation to the Continental Congress was deadlocked on the question of independence. One delegate supported breaking from Great Britain, another opposed it, and the fate of Delaware’s vote hung in the balance.

About 80 miles away in Dover, Caesar Rodney — a Founding Father, lawyer and politician with English and Italian roots — received word of the impasse and set out on a grueling overnight ride to Philadelphia.

Arriving just in time on July 2 to the Pennsylvania State House (now Independence Hall), Rodney cast the tie-breaking vote that delivered Delaware’s support for independence, clearing the way for the adoption of the Declaration of Independence and forever securing his place in American history.

Well, It's A Monstrosity -- That's For Sure!

It has its dedication today.

It's called the Obama Presidential Center on the South Side of Chicago.

The Wall Street Journal calls it "a tower fit for a Pharaoh" and adds that its "colossal, haughty and ultimately inscrutable." They've also characterized it as a vanity project that "looks like a refrigerator that dropped off the Death Star" and an edifice that "doesn’t suggest any mistakes were made by its subject, nor does it delve into any related controversies." 

And this was one of the kinder reviews.

It sort of reminds us of Obamacare -- a big, ugly, intrusive, expensive imposition that lives up to all our worst fears.

Five Big Ideas For A NEW Local GOP Group

Here in New Jersey, we have a new leadership team at the helm of of state Republican Party, we may be on the verge of getting new leaders in Camden County and we are now welcoming a group locally calling itself the NEW Cherry Hill Republican Party.

Yes, NEW is one of the three most powerful words in the English language (the others being "free" and "you") so it does carry a built-in cachet. But NEW will only get you so far. Voters are impatient, and you've got to back that up with bold ideas and policies or you'll be perceived as irrelevant (if not downright old) before you know it.

Mind you, the local GOP hasn't won an election in Cherry Hill in more than 40 years. With that in mind, here are five strategic ideas for the new Cherry Hill GOP:

1) Acknowledge and thank all those who have served the party locally up to this point. Yes, there's been a clean leadership sweep, but that is no reason to forget those who kept the party going over all these lean years. Do the right thing. Start on a positive, appreciative note.

2) Welcome everyone into the new party. For a minority organization, exclusivity is simply not an option, nor is excess selectivity. Remember: even a majority of a minority is still a minority, so your base must be "all in" if you're to have any chance at all.

3) Start with a simple, four or five word mission statement or a cogent tag line -- something that crystallizes what this new effort is all about. Often, less is more. Look how powerful Make America Great Again (four words!) turned out to be.

4) Back it up with a few daring ideas for the future of the town. Make them clear, easy to understand and most of all, practical. Local issues revolve around non-idealogical bread and butter concerns like taxes, clean streets, safe neighborhoods, etc. 

5) Start with baby steps. Choose your first battle strategically. Focus on getting just one elected official into office. Maybe it's a Township Council member or Board of Education member -- wherever and whenever the opportunity seems most advantageous. 

Remember, the longest journey (and this one is still decidedly  uphill) begins with a single step -- and a welcoming, can-do attitude.  Avanti!

Yes, These Numbers Should Tell You A Lot!

 

We're Celebrating - And With Good Reason!

A HUGE new record

for the Dan Cirucci Blog.

25 MILLION pageviews!

Thanks, everybody!

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