Listen Live to News Talk STL
March 24, 2023
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • RSS Feed
  • Twitter
Header image
Logo

Get it on Google PlayDownload from App StoreAmazon Alexa Enabled

Menu

Skip to content
  • Home
  • On-Air
    • Mike Ferguson in the Morning
    • The Vic Porcelli Show
    • The Dan Bongino Show
    • Larry Conners USA
    • Colombo & Katie
    • The Tim Jones and Chris Arps Show
    • Pocket Watching with JT
    • Complete Schedule
    • Tomi Lahren Fox News Commentary
  • Weekend Shows
    • Definitely Holly
    • HomeWise Radio with Michael Miget
    • Mark McCloskey On Fire
    • Mystic Fix
    • Safe Money Radio with Doug Voss
    • SR1 Sundays
      • The Robb Carter Show
      • Stand & Fight with Nick Schroer
      • Talkative: Magazine on Air
      • Last Call with Ken Krueger
    • Stifel On the Money Radio Show
    • Stories of New Americans with Ron Klutho
    • The Bluff City Outdoors Show
    • The Onder Prescription
    • The Paul Curtman Show
    • The Randy Tobler Show
    • The Show-Me Institute Podcast
    • This Week in Missouri Politics
    • Wellness 101 Radio Show – Institute of Natural Health
  • News & More
    • Local News
    • National News
    • Todd Schowalter Cartoons
    • Sports Report
    • Tech Made Simple
    • Health Wellness
    • Entertainment
    • Home Improvement
  • How to Listen
  • Connect
    • Contact Us
    • Contest Rules
    • Employment Application
    • Newsletter
    • NewsTalkSTL Advertising Partners
    • Privacy Policy
  • EPIC STL PODCASTS

I’d Like An Apology

Posted by kljy-hd3 on July 18, 2022 in Featured, National News | Leave a response

Virginia Kruta, Columnist at The Daily Wire

First Lady Jill Biden compared members of the Hispanic community to tacos, and she apologized for her cultural insensitivity.

And while I appreciate the fact that she was willing to own her mistake — even if the apology was delivered via a spokesperson — I’m wondering when other members of President Joe Biden’s administration might offer apologies for some of the things that are still impacting Americans.

The disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan comes to mind, especially as the one-year anniversary approaches and Afghan allies are still behind enemy lines, waiting for help that may never come. We can have a discussion about the wisdom of “forever wars” and whether or not it was wise to leave Afghanistan — but an apology for the ham-fisted manner with which the withdrawal was carried out would be a start.

An apology for canceling Keystone XL would be nice as well, given the price of gas, the state of the economy, and the thousands of union jobs that would not have been sacrificed on the altar of “climate.”

Don’t we deserve an apology for the repeated gas-lighting on the economy? Or one for the completely predictable rampant inflation and gas prices that were already breaking records *before* “Putin’s Price Hike” was a thing? I’d like an apology every time it costs me $100 to fill my tank and twice that for a few days’ worth of groceries.

How about an apology for the outright attacks on law-abiding gun-owners who have the audacity to suggest that their rights shouldn’t be on the chopping block every time someone intent on committing murder does so with a firearm?

And I, for one, would like an apology for all the times this administration has suggested that human life is disposable — provided a mother wishes it to be so.

I’m not holding my breath.

Posted in Featured, National News | Tagged Jill Biden, NewsTalk STL, Politics, Tacos, The Daily Wire, Virginia Kruta

About the Author

kljy-hd3

Related Posts

It’s Official! Washington D.C. Now Allows Voting by Illegals, Green Card Holders, and Foreign Nationals→

Don’t Forget The Lyrics→

Former liberal Brandon Straka creates movement to leave Dem party→

Skip Weber discussed his home catching fire early Monday morning→

Get it on Google PlayAmazon Alexa Enabled

facebook.com/NewsTalkSTL

 
 
 
 

©2023 KLJY-HD3 | Made with ♥ by Vipology

Menu

  • FCC Public File
  • Privacy Policy
  • Epic STL, LLC
  • Employment Application
  • How to Listen
  • Newsletter