Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

THIS IDIOT THINKS HE HAS A CHANCE AT THE PRESIDENCY:  Sunday Talks, Mike Pence Says, “We’re not asserting executive privilege” for Testimony Related to 2020 Election Challenge.

Why idiot? Well, because if the elections are clean, he doesn’t have a chance. And if the elections aren’t clean, (which of course he knows they’re not) and he thinks they’ll throw him a “friendly opposition” win? He’s nuts. They’ll never trust him. Why would they? Besides, they have an endless procession of vagina-and-or-tans figure heads. He has no chance. He sold his integrity for nothing but humiliation. Idiot. Putz.

HE’S WAY PAST ANY USEFULNESS HE EVER HAD:  Fauci B.C.

WHAT SHE SAYS. TRUMP IS OUR INSTRUMENT:  Likely Impending Trump Arrest Interested Parties Memo.

The left, thinking he’s our leader think that if they take him away, we will become quiet and obedient. They have no idea what or who we’ll come up with next. To be fair, neither do we. But it will happen. Just like Trump came after they pushed the tea parties down.

We’re p*ssed as hell. They’ve lost the fight. They’re done. They’re just trying to break everything on the way out. It won’t work. In the end, we win they lose. Because we build. All they know how to do is tear down.

THERE’S A LINK TO GO THROUGH AND REGISTER YOUR OPPOSITION TO THIS NONSENSE:  Yes, it’s real: Joe Biden’s Department of Energy just moved to ban nearly all gas stoves.

For the record, gas stoves don’t hurt asthmatics anymore than any cooking does. The studies commissioned to prove this had to wrap the house in Saran wrap to show any rise in anything detrimental.

And while on that, as an asthmatic, this is rich coming from the people who told us our disability wasn’t a thing and we had to wear the mask, or be locked in our houses. These are my middle fingers.

FROM LAWDOG:  The LawDog Files: Revised and Expanded.

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The LawDog Files: Revised and Expanded (Raconteur Press Anthologies Book 6) by [LawDog]

The entire sworn personnel complement of the department consisted of the Sheriff, the Chief Deputy and two patrol deputies.
That was it.
I miss that county.
To me, law enforcement is tracking an Alzheimer’s patient for four hours through the boonies after he wandered away from home; answering a 911 call because a rattlesnake is about to eat a nest full of baby birds; and scaring off ghosts because the lady of the house lost her husband ten years ago, her children live out of state, and you are the only outside contact she gets.
For me, being a cop is about keeping an eye out for a black-and-white dog of indeterminate ancestry, red bandanna, whose 9-year-old owner is crying his eyes out.
Most new officers will start out in medium-to-large cities/counties and never know what it’s like to patrol when your only back-up is 45 miles away as the cruiser drives – and asleep in bed, to boot.
So, I tell stories and hope that through those, the Gentle Reader can get a glimpse of what it’s like to be a Western small-town, rural Peace Officer.