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In an ever-maddening world, nothing is off-limits to woke revisionists. One of the latest examples is the roll-out of “Velma,” the prequel to the classic Hanna-Barbera animated “Scooby-Doo” series which debuted in 1969.

With the recent discovery of classified government documents in the possession of Joe Biden, one thing has become apparent. On the heels of concealing the damning elements associated with son Hunter Biden’s laptop computer during the 2020 presidential campaign, “Hidin’ Biden” has further mastered the art of secreting information prior to the 2022 midterm election.

In a world increasingly on fire, there is never a shortage of information about anything and everything. This generates a significant amount of curiosity and can lead us to compile a substantial number of questions that are pondered, yet frequently unanswered. The following 20 questions are among those I hope to have explained in 2023.

Elon Musk promised to increase transparency at Twitter. And now he’s done it by releasing internal documents surrounding the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story in the days leading up to the 2020 election. Despite the media’s attempts to largely ignore the facts, it can officially be said that Twitter’s actions had a major effect on the presidential election.

Drama and controversy seem to follow Dr. Anthony Fauci wherever he goes, and such was the case at the White House daily press briefing on Nov. 22.

Among the many close races included in the 2022 mid-term elections, incumbent Nevada Democrat Senator Catherine Cortez Masto defeated Republican Adam Laxalt by less than 10,000 votes (or slightly under 1 percent).

Well, well, well. There was no “red wave” after all, even as Democrats breathed a huge sigh of relief about what could have been.

As we anxiously await the upcoming mid-term elections, it’s time for a reality check. Through a mix of intent and ineptitude, the past two years have been a period unmatched in our history. Nothing has worked, no one has cared, everything has failed. And while this new abnormal has been an unmitigated disaster, Democrats can’t run from “the big guy,” Joe Biden, fast enough.

Ohio congressman Tim Ryan is running for the U.S. Senate, trying as hard as he can to sound like a regular guy fighting for you, but he’s still coming up short.

Although the United States has long been the world’s most dominant economic and military power, it’s no secret that China’s grand plan is to fully exceed America by 2049. And Beijing is doing so under our very noses.