Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
This post is a grab bag of stuff — articles, memes, informative posts — regarding what’s happening in Israel. Bari Weiss: It appears that standing up for the right of innocent people to protect themselves from a genocidal terrorist organization has become extremely risky to one’s “brand.” And so lies
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The latest war between Israel and Hamas again raises an important question: Is this the war that Israel will finally fight to win? When I started college, I bought a used Volkswagen at a very good price from the widow of a family friend. It had been her husband’s car
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I’m not the fiery rebellious type but, today, we mounted a quiet mask rebellion and — hot damn! — it felt wonderful. I live in the Southeastern corridor that’s been affected by the ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline. And yes, I do think it was a real ransomware attack, not
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AIDS was a very scary disease in the 1980s but gays successfully fought to keep their status private. The same reasoning should apply to COVID vaccinations. It’s entirely possible that I am completely misremembering my 1980s and 1990s history, but I don’t think I am. If I’m correct about it,
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Before five minutes ago, I’d never heard of Five Times August, aka Bradley James Skistimas of Dallas. Now I have to share his music. It’s not just that the lyrics are smart, his singing voice good, and the melody strong. It’s also that Skistimas has assembled the perfect images to
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After reading about another brawl in another airport, it occurred to me that leftism has harmed more blacks than any other aspect of American history. When American blacks were weighed down by the horrors and indignities of both slavery and Jim Crow, they responded by striving to be better than
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A Democrat PAC email reveals the Democrats’ continued obsession with Trump and their skillful use of some startlingly insane lies. “Stop Republicans” is something called a Carey committee, which is a hybrid PAC/super PAC. According to Open Secrets, it’s got very big money. In 2019-2020 — that is, the presidential
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Maybe I’m beating Danser Encore to death, but I think it’s time Americans look to Europe for a way to break free from COVID restrictions. There’s a rising phenomenon in Europe: the Danser Encore flashmob. I’ve written about the phenomenon twice at American Thinker, so you can go here and
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Using the left’s time-honored practice of redefining words to help their politics, I think Biden was right that America has a White supremacy problem. Because I write about politics for a living, I forced myself to watch Joe Biden’s entire address to Congress. You can see my general overview here.
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A random worksheet in an 8th-grade public school classroom highlights the non-stop leftist indoctrination our children receive in school. A friend of mine found himself in a public school 8th-grade classroom. The students had been doing a project that called upon them to identify what constitutes a hero. To help
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Another splendid (and sizable) collection of conservative wit, wisdom, snark, and silliness from across the internet. Regarding this next one, I think what Evan Sayet is saying is that we Jews recognize Jesus’s exceptionalism as a teacher and the exceptionalism of Christianity as a civilizing force:
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Why isn’t anyone suing the Biden administration for violating all of our border laws? He’s president, not the legislature or an absolute monarch. His job is to enforce and implement laws, not to violate them with aggressive impunity. IMAGE: YouTube screengrab.
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Lessons learned while watching YouTube videos about American gypsy culture. Yesterday was the last day of my daughter’s visit. It was also my second Pfizer shot which left me not sick but completely exhausted. (Long story as to why I decided to get it but it was a carefully thought-out
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The left’s choices in martyrs and saints make sense only if martyrdom is measured by posthumous utility in propaganda, not moral courage. Not so long ago, martyrs were people who made an affirmative decision to risk or even sacrifice their lives for the betterment of the world or simply for
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This is a potpourri post: a little political commentary, some political cartoons, and some lovely images of spring at Charleston’s historic Charles Towne Landing. I spent another lovely weekend either working (which I enjoy) or spending time with my daughter (which I enjoy more) — hence the low posting volume.
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