Author: Bookworm

Bookworm Beat 8/5/20 — the 2020 is our Groundhog Day illustrated edition

Posted on August 5, 2020 by Bookworm

2020 will go down in history as the Groundhog Day year. These illustrated edition memes would work for any day or month in 2020.

Trump 2020: Make America Normal Again

Posted on August 5, 2020 by Bookworm

For four years, the left has up-ended everything that was once considered normal. An overwhelming Trump (and Republican) victory can bring normal back. Over the past few days, when reading articles, conversing with friends, listening to podcasts, or just contemplating life, one word rings in my brain like a tocsin:

America is engaged in a religious war

Posted on August 2, 2020 by Bookworm

Although it’s presented as a political battle, what we see in America has all the earmarks of a doctrinal struggle between God and His opposite. We should have realized a long time ago that the battle raging across America, in its streets and its cultural institutions, is a Holy War.

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Trump, Obama, and Bill Clinton are in the news

Posted on July 31, 2020 by Bookworm

Trump, Obama, and Bill Clinton were all in the news on Thursday. Trump’s the Good, Obama’s the Bad, and Bill Clinton is the really, really Ugly. What a day for news, with three presidents making headlines. In my mind, the stories break down into “the Good, the Bad, and the

Two conflicting visions of America

Posted on July 29, 2020 by Bookworm

There are currently two conflicting visions of America and our powerful institutions are trying to make the dystopian version a reality. We had a delightful thunderstorm move through here today, bringing with it huge flashes of lightning and thunder that shook the house. The only problem was that it knocked

It’s time to repeal the 19th Amendment

Posted on July 27, 2020July 27, 2020 by Bookworm

The 19th Amendment was a good idea in its time, but leftist women have become so perverted by the power it gave them, that we should seriously rethink it. People are beginning to notice that the new leaders on the left are female. As a woman myself, some might think

Bookworm Beat 7/27/20 — the BLM, Wuhan virus, riots & more illustrated edition

Posted on July 27, 2020July 27, 2020 by Bookworm

The title of this post pretty much says it all: This is a collection of BLM, Wuhan virus, and riot memes, plus a bunch of other relevant and funny things. But first — show the flag: And now back to our regularly scheduled memes:

A few highlights from the draft 2020 Democrat Party Platform

Posted on July 25, 2020 by Bookworm

The Democrats released a draft version of their 2020 platform. These are just a few highlights (or lowlights) from this 80-page racist, Marxist disaster. The draft platform is an 80-page-long, singe-spaced document. It’s very repetitive, repeating the same facts to make different points. It is as hard left as a

Federal police officers protecting Portland courthouse

Responding to the leftist claim that federal law officers are “storm troopers”

Posted on July 24, 2020 by Bookworm

Democrats make endless stupid arguments to keep federal law officers out of their cities. One of my super-smart readers came up with a brilliant rebuttal. Democrats are escalating the hysteria about Trump’s sending federal agents into riot-torn cities. Nancy Pelosi called these federal law enforcement agents “storm troopers.” That was

Politics and perversion — a reminder that people aren’t really very nice

Posted on July 23, 2020 by Bookworm

America no longer constrains the powerful from indulging in their lust for control or their desire for perversion, putting us in great danger. I like listening to Andrew Klavan’s podcasts when I walk my dog. Instead of merely rehashing news stories, he offers a philosophical perspective informed by his journey

Bookworm Beat 7/22/20 — news in the world today

Posted on July 22, 2020July 22, 2020 by Bookworm

I have got the most ginormous list of news that interests me. Let’s see how much I can share, along with my opinions, before I wear you and myself out. The sins of the fathers. The Bible is clear about visiting the sins of the fathers on the children: Deuteronomy

Too tired to post

Posted on July 22, 2020 by Bookworm

I’m so sorry, but it’s been a long day (a good and productive day, but still a long one), and I’m just too tired to post. I’ll be back tomorrow, though, I promise. Until then, it’s Open Thread time.

Trump has baited the cognitive test trap

Posted on July 20, 2020 by Bookworm

Democrats think Trump is stupid because he claims to have found the cognitive test hard. They don’t even see the trap into which they’ve willingly walked. Trump has a larger than life personality (I don’t think anyone can dispute that), and his own way of getting things done. Some of

Bookworm Beat 7/19/20 — the crazy times illustrated edition

Posted on July 19, 2020July 19, 2020 by Bookworm

No matter how bad things are, there’s always room for wisdom and laughter, and there’s plenty of that in this crazy times illustrated edition.

I’m finding mystifying the left’s war on re-opening schools

Posted on July 18, 2020July 19, 2020 by Bookworm

Teachers’ unions do not want to re-open schools. I can think of some benefits for them from this stance, but mostly I think closed schools will hurt them. I can think of three short-term reasons for leftists, in the form of teachers’ unions, to wage war on public schools: 1.