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Monday, December 23, 2024

John J. Hopkins News


The Night Before Trump

By John J. Hopkins |
And all through D.C....The people were wondering, Just what was to be.

The Obamas 2024…the fraud continues

By John J. Hopkins |
As they spoke, each playing the race and class warfare card, I could not help but ask…do they understand who is in the White House. Now?

Hands Up...Don't Think!

By John J. Hopkins |
Of all the lies surrounding the death of Michael Brown ¬- he was a gentle Giant from the loving, supportive family, the ‘college’ bound young man, the hysteria that race played any role in the shooting ¬- by far the worst is the myth of "Hands up, Don’t Shoot."

The Obama coup

By John J. Hopkins |
Cramming down the throat always results in a gag reflex. This will be the case with the Harris candidacy.

Welcome to Pottery Barn. I’m Joe. Can I help you?

By John J. Hopkins |
The WOKE elements who place social engineering above all else, who transferred the founding motto of “E pluribus Unum” into rank tribalism, the elements who now see that the Biden charade has now been exposed, cannot at this date switch horses. Joe was, is and shall remain their guy.

While Obama stays silent, the Country convulses

By John J. Hopkins |
From the Senate Majority leader to the House Minority Leader to even the President - all lawyers themselves - the attack on the Court is both unwarranted, unprecedented and unwise.

It's A Wonderful County!

By John J. Hopkins |
Hope born of the realization that despite all the negative publicity, (Madison County) really was a Wonderful County, and the power to change the current course of events comes from within–within him and all who think alike.

Very clever, Mr. Moorman

By John J. Hopkins |
St. Peter’s reply: “Very clever Mr. Moorman. Very clever indeed. We haven’t had a Yale man up here since George Bush Sr. Take a seat.“

Thank you, Brother Ringkamp

By John J. Hopkins |
On behalf of our class of 1969, we say thank you Brother Henry – thank you for instilling values that did indeed carry forth for a lifetime.

To Kill an Orange Bird

By John J. Hopkins |
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to Justice everywhere.”

It's A Wonderful County!

By John J. Hopkins |
Hope born of the realization that despite all the negative publicity, (Madison County) really was a Wonderful County, and the power to change the current course of events comes from within–within him and all who think alike.

I know a guy ... A tribute to Tom Long

By John J. Hopkins |
The many acts of kindness by Tom Long often went unnoticed and unheralded, known only by the recipient.

Debbie and Margaret’s most excellent adventure

By John J. Hopkins |
In the early hours of Tuesday, August 30, 4:15 AM to be precise - 04:15 in military time - Honor Flight Mission Number 62 took off from Abraham Lincoln airport in Springfield, Illinois, destination Washington D.C.

Rough ROE to hoe

By John J. Hopkins |
While we suffer many problems in this Country, perhaps the worst is the double-barreled whammy of a corrupt media and a lazy populace.

Long live the King

By John J. Hopkins |
This Tuesday, the 16th of August, marks the 45th anniversary of the death of the King of Rock and Roll. Through almost a half century since his passing, his star shines clear and bright in the hearts of his loyal fans. Elvis was more than a performer, but a true American icon.

It's a Wonderful County!

By John J. Hopkins |
Hope born of the realization that despite all the negative publicity, (Madison County) really was a Wonderful County, and the power to change the current course of events comes from within–within him and all who think alike.

Thanks, Champ, for being an American

By John J. Hopkins |
ut the most clearly memorable time came in the search for history. It was found at the five story museum dedicated to the life and legacy of one of Louisville’s and indeed the world’s most famous citizens, Muhammed Ali.

World Trade Center: 9-11 Remembered

By John J. Hopkins |
Spend some time in church, say a prayer for the more than 3,000 souls lost, for thanksgiving to God for the courage of all who gave so much - the firefighter, the policeman, the ironworker, whose lungs burn with permanent fire from breathing the fumes, for the families left behind, and for the grace of providence to still guide this country.

Goodbye, Gator...

By John J. Hopkins |
Our beloved Gator need not only be remembered for how he died, but more for how he lived. He lived his short life full and complete, with no regrets. We need now to carry on, to love more, appreciate more, knowing in the wash of our tears, Nick is still with us in spirit. We need only to seek his presence in our memories, and then carry on. It will be hard, but he is worth it. Be not afraid.

A warrior is laid to rest

By John J. Hopkins |
He was a man of History, of the Law and of Faith, each one devoutly studied and revered.