Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
The IG Report regarding Comey’s memorializations of his meetings with Trump and how Comey handled those memos did not establish criminal acts, but the facts the IG did find make later serious charges more likely. Comey has skated on charges that he mishandled confidential material, but the facts of his
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“White Supremacy” is a progressive canard to keep the race card viable in the absence of actual racism. It paints all whites as inherently racist and promotes the worst of tribalism as a progressive political tool. The New York Times’ 1619 Project seeks to “reframe” American history to mark the
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The 1619 Project – a media driven campaign to view everything about this nation through a dark and myopic racial prism — is pure evil. It is the basest of modern lies, told to stir the basest of emotions, all to separate society and, thereby, to achieve a political end
Continue readingAn excerpt from Andrew McCarthy’s new book, Ball of Collusion, lays out the reality of the attempted coup against Trump. There really was a collusion plot. It really did target our election system. It absolutely sought to usurp our capacity for self-determination. It was just not the collusion you’ve been
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The U.S. is a magnificent country, but I seem to have been meant for the Southeast — plus, a few words about Trump and the Baltimore kerfuffle. We spent exactly one week traversing the U.S. by the northern route (California to Nevada to Utah to Colorado to Kansas to Missouri
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The Midwest, at least through the prism of Kansas and Missouri, gives the lie to everything the Left says about flyover country. I have spent the last couple of days driving through Kansas and Missouri, and what little I have seen has delighted me. Yes, to a gal raised in
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Today’s travels took us through Utah and part of the way through Colorado. Nature in this part of the world is magnificent. Before I get to the body of this post: to those of you who wrote me about visiting, thank you so much. I want to give every one
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A journey east across America makes me fall in love all over again with flyover country. Once again, I am traveling across the United States this time from West to East. As always, I am completely impressed by the immensity of the United States. America’s size is a reminder that
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I know it’s counter-intuitive, but global warming might turn America’s vast southern desert into useful arable land. When driving through the deserts of New Mexico, Arizona, and Southern California, my educated brain knows that those barren looking lands are, in fact, teeming with life. Plants that look ugly and scrubby
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The Declaration of Independence was written for the colonists, to justify our call to arms, and for Britain’s enemies, to assure them of our intent. Wolf Howling’s annual annotated Declaration of Independence Below is the Declaration of Independence annotated and its historical context. Following that are some additional comments on
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In 1776, a miracle happened: For the first time in history, men conceived of a nation dedicated to liberty. That the execution was imperfect and took time to be brought to fruition is irrelevant. All that matters is that something extraordinary happened on July 4, 1776 and that 243 years
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Is the Supreme Court about to curtail the administrative state (and perhaps circumscribe judicial activism) by holding that Art. 1, Sec. 1 of the Constitution actually means what it says? For the past near century — since FDR’s infamous court packing scheme — the administrative state (or bureaucratic state, call
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As more Leftist voices join the reparations choir, I’d like to remind people that Americans paid a very precious form of reparations a long time ago. On this Juneteenth, I’m not going to defend either slavery or Jim Crow, because the former, while still a worldwide norm, was a betrayal
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The verdict against Oberlin is emblematic, not just of a town versus gown schism, but of a much larger schism between urban America and the rest of us. As you all know, a jury in Oberlin, Ohio, concluded that Oberlin College and one of its deans had behaved very badly
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Here’s a big post offering a celebration of toxic masculinity, D-Day squared; two anti-Trump coup updates; and the deep state’s entanglement with the media. D-Day & Toxic Masculinity: Today is June 6. Today we celebrate toxic masculinity — twice. One thing we celebrate today is the 75th anniversary of American,
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