Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
At American Thinker, I suggested that we’re overlooking the obvious candidate to take over for Biden after he’s ousted under the 25th Amendment. Barack Obama was at the White House yesterday, making it clear, as did others at the reception held in Obama’s honor, that Biden’s presidency is over. Watching
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There’s something very odd about the image at the very top of the White House’s official homepage. I went to the official White House homepage looking for a transcript of Biden’s press conference today. (No transcript there, so far.) I was immediately struck by the visuals at the top of
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Pence could still save the day, but the 12th Amendment has a Trump-friendly remedy if Senators refuse to accept Electoral votes. I’m willing to admit up front that mine could be a whackadoodle theory. I’m not a constitutional scholar and I was hopped up on caffeine and really tired when
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Reducing the 2020 election season to a little over a minute with all the facts still intact.
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Postmodernism has meant decades teaching Americans there is no absolute truth — so why shouldn’t they believe the lies around this election? A young friend of mine, a leftist and a “scientist,” insists that there’s absolutely nothing bizarre about the fact that, as of 3 a.m. in the contested states,
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The fact that there is a red wave on the down-ballot votes in the swing states is all the proof you need that the Biden surge is a fraud. Initially, I thought it marginally possible that Americans, after the four-year, nonstop media drumbeat against Trump, combined with the media’s and
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If Biden really wins, a lot of bad things are coming our way, but that doesn’t mean we give up the fight or destroy our personal happiness. As I write these words, the election is anything but over. It’s possible that the Democrats overplayed their hand when it came to
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The left’s garbage polls have a purpose, and its to remove Trump from office irrespective of the outcome of the election I am confident of a Trump victory today. That said, because of the degree to which both the MSM and social media giants have put, not just their thumbs
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If you want a constitutional America, with a thriving economy, and self-reliant, fulfilled people, VOTE FOR TRUMP AND A REPUBLICAN CONGRESS. In the beginning, I tried to convince people to vote for Trump because I knew that, no matter how bad Trump might be, Hillary would be worse. Since Trump
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I was thinking about the Trafalgar Group’s tactic of finding shy Trump voters and of my old life in California, and something didn’t add up. The Trafalgar Group was as successful as it was in 2016 in part because it figured out a way to overcome the “shy Trump” effect.
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Postscript: I was never meant to be a live blogger. I did here exactly what I used to do in college and law school: I write everything down so that I can sort it out later. I’m not one of those who can sort wheat from chaff in real time.
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We are in the third act of an epic morality play, and the Bidens and their ally Toobin stand exposed as corrupt, sexually perverse people. Starting with the 2016 election, Scott Adams said that Donald Trump is the ultimate showman, and that he understands how to create a narrative. Adams
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This post is not intended to rain on anyone’s parade, but I am getting concerned that we’re looking at the wrong voter enthusiasm metrics. When I go to Real Clear Politics’s polling page with information for October 12, this is what comes up for the General Election polling: As you
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This is a complete information dump as I try to sort through what was important and what wasn’t. You’ll need stamina if you want to read it. I’ll start with general impressions and then get to specifics. Biden was on his game. A friend who took care of an aging
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With the first presidential debate practically upon us, I want to know what advice you would give and what you think will happen. I won’t bore you with the details, but it was a busy day. Because I don’t have time both to sleep and write, I thought I’d give
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