Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Two Yale Law administrators coercing a student for a party invite that offended 8-9 students is a rare window into race-based leftism. A Yale law student who is part Cherokee and belongs to the Federalist Society invited people to a back-to-school party, calling his place a “trap house.” The school’s
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I think the title of this illustrated edition says it all–in nine months, Biden has turned America into a truly miserable place. And a public service announcement:
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Ms. Book W. Room, writing under the nom de guerre of Andrea Widburg, is employed by the conservative site, American Thinker, to edit submissions to the site and to write several daily posts of her own. Below are her posts on this date. Since commentary to the posts is restricted
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These are random points about issues that ought to be obvious but that Democrats successfully obfuscate. Climate. There is a fundamental difference between Holocaust denial and so-called “climate denial.” I mention this because the Democrats, as they near the end of their ability to milk COVID for power, will return
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This illustrated edition begins by celebrating the Biden-Brandon moment in American history, plus Sinema, the FBI, Tech Tyrants, and more.
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People who need their retirement plans are chained to their jobs. They’ll turn a blind eye to corruption and even become obsessively loyal. See update below. This is not going to be a post about the fact that government pension plans can support corrupt systems in other countries; e.g. by
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Tune Shuffle: A fun way for Spotify users to get exposed to new music or to just doodle around listening to random music. A young friend of mine developed a website that allows Spotify users to explore all sorts of music. Most services such as Spotify seek to take what
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I’ve been meaning to publish this for a while, but as the crazy in America escalates, I keep getting new additions. Today’s the day, though! (By the way, do you remember back in March 2020, when COVID cartoons were cute things about hanging out in pajamas, being with the kids,
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A film clip from 2007 shows that at least one Hollywood writer understood basic military strategy and geopolitical realities. This is from 2007’s Lions for Lambs. Tom Cruise is a Republican Senator explaining to a reporter how to get out of Afghanistan. (And you’ll hear the reporter, played by Meryl
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The hypocritical climate-change virtue signaling at Cost Plus would be funny if it didn’t weaken America and strengthen China. I grew up as a Cost Plus child. We used to shop at the original store in Fisherman’s Wharf (where it opened in 1958), although beginning sometime in the 1960s, we
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Sic semper tyrannis (“thus always to tyrants”) means tyranny gets punished. Neil Oliver says that today’s tyrants know this and are worried. The same friend who wrote me the letter about life in modern England included a link to a statement from Neil Oliver about the fear he sees in
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A friend says England is quite a bit the worse of COVID wear. I believe that because no country can survive endless, cyclical lockdowns. One of the joys of the internet is that I’ve reconnected with a very dear friend of mine from England. She is an incredible letter writer
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I may have an opportunity to ask questions of a physician from Iran. He’s willing to talk about COVID as well as medicine in general. If this comes to anything, I need to use this opportunity wisely and ask the most intelligent questions I can. To me, figuring out how
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Uma Thurman normally wouldn’t interest me but her pro-abortion message actually made three excellent points (that she didn’t mean to make). Uma Thurman occupies a place on the list of Hollywood actresses in whom I have no interest. I believe I last saw her in Pulp Fiction, almost thirty years
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Some of the things the National Archives sells are wonderful. As for other things…well, read this and see. We’ve decided to fill our home with a few of America’s most important documents. So far, we’ve gotten ourselves copies of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights,
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