Wirepoints’ Mark Glennon guest on AM560 with Chris Krok discussing CTU lawsuit agains Illinois Policy and more
August 19, 2026
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Summary and audio linked here.
-- Connecting the dots between our economy, government and business --
Much of the routine trade and investment between China and America is entirely appropriate and in America’s interest. But inserting the Chinese Communist Party into America’s pay-to-play system and its economic development strategy isn’t just crossing a line. It’s a leap into an abyss of stupidity.
Illinois paid the price for embracing Fauci’s “science.” Here’s the retrospective.
How smart is it to mock the man who doles out Federal funds.? Just saying
RNC needs to in this “independent” candidate. Clothe money for his campaign. Pritzker spoiler?
Like him or not, one has to admit Trump comes out with guns blazing, no filter and no f’s given. If there were more Republicans like him instead of the ones that won’t get down in the muck to battle the muck dwelling Democrats, the Republican Party might amount to something.
Desperate people do desperate things, right Pritzker.
PDS perhaps?
A reminder that Pritzker defended Biden’s mental health to the hilt and helped hide his infirmities: https://wirepoints.org/gov-pritzker-was-and-remains-part-of-the-coverup-of-bidens-mental-decline-wirepoints/
Yep, everything Jumbo says is political. He has no honestly or common sense. As if Jumbo should be the judge of someone’s mental capacity. On his worst day, President Trump works harder and accomplishes more to benefit real tax payers than Jumbo has done in his entire life. Jumbo damages tax paying citizens – Trump helps Tax paying citizens.
trump himself has stated outright many times that he cares NOTHING about the average taxpayer and if you consider playing golf as working hard then you may be correct in your assessment. trump grifted his way into office and last year made several billions in investments merely by using the leverage of his political office. many of his previously staunchest supporters now deeply regret helping him to get elected and the list of them grows longer every day. sadly, until they are directly affected themselves, many trump supporters will fight for him until the bitter end which i find both… Read more »
agreed as it is extremely hypocritical to have defended biden while at the same time calling out trump. of course, that also goes both ways so the people who were so incensed at the obvious biden coverup but continue to support & defend trump when it comes to his very obvious physical & mental decline are equally hypocritical. it’s almost as if many people’s opinions are based solely on their political beliefs instead of using facts, evidence & logic to reach sound, valid conclusions.
But there’s no need to call out Trump, he’s not got dementia He may do the equivalent of spelling potato wrong (VP Dan Quayle) every once in a while but he’s clearly on top of his game, if anything, he’s not sleeping enough and that’s where his verbal mistakes arise from. Members of the admin complain he doesn’t sleep enough and calls people at all hours of the day.
Ya think? Wirepoints is one such home base for people who have beliefs that are so STRONG they simply will not budge from them no matter the argument to the contrary. Your example is one such case where facts take a back seat to one’s core beliefs, and it shows why “educating” some at at random about almost literally anything at all becomes an uphill battle very hard to win. You’re forever put in the role of trying to challenge core beliefs and not likely the winner for having spent your time in the effort. Many—and probably most—will generally see… Read more »
I certainly agree with your comment “many people’s opinions are based solely on their political beliefs instead of using facts, evidence & logic to reach sound, valid conclusions” and think perhaps that’s why we are suffering the problems we are today. I should add I think many have decided how they will vote next election despite the fact that we don’t even know who all the candidates are yet.