Bald Barbies and Biden economic policies
If you think there’s no connection between bald Barbies and what the Biden administration is doing to the economy, let me explain why you might be wrong.
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Twitter revelations open thread
Just in case you have thoughts about the revelations to date, here’s the thread as of tonight, along with Elon Musk’s take and a few comments from me.
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Review: Smith & Wesson M & P Shield EZ
My gun-buying days are over because I can’t imagine ever finding a nicer gun than the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield EZ.
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Does it matter that the Pope won’t call a fetus a “person”?
What’s it mean if the Pope recognizes the fetus as a living human but denies its legal status as a person?
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Bookworm Beat 11/29/22: The mish-mash illustrated edition
I tried hard to find a common thread in this illustrated edition, but the only thing I could think of was “we’re going to Hell in a handbasket,” which was too long for the title.
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Happy Thanksgiving! I’ve got plenty to be thankful for.
This is my favorite holiday because it reminds us to take stock of all the good things in our lives…and I’ve got plenty to be thankful for.
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The 2022.11.20 Bookworm Video Podcast — Kanye and Dave Chappelle
This is a valiant attempt on my part to look at Kanye’s and Dave Chappelle’s recent run-ins with claims that they are antisemitic. My conclusions may surprise you.
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Bookworm Beat 11/18/22 — the “we live in FTX world” illustrated edition
This week’s strong trends are (a) FTX, a money laundering scheme for the Dems, and (b) the 2022 election, a beneficiary of FTX, mail-in ballots, and RINOS.
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Bookworm Beat 11/11/2022 — the Post-Election Illustrated edition
The election was…weird. Republicans got more votes but are hanging on by the skin of their teeth. The memes reflect the madness. Before I begin, though, many thanks to all the veterans who were willing to give up their lives to protect our liberties.
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Election 2022: What the heck happened to that red wave?
We were promised a red wave and instead got (maybe) the equivalent of a piddle from a dehydrated baby, if that much. What happened? Republicans have a 1 seat lead, with three Senate races left to decide. Alaska will go to a Republican (and maybe Kelly Tshibaka, rather than the
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Bookworm Beat 11/5/22 — the “end of daylight savings” illustrated edition
The world has gone utterly mad, so mad that these are only half of the memes I’ve got on everything that’s running off the rails today.
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Bookworm Beat 10/31/22: The really scary Halloween illustrated edition
We’re discovering this year that there are things scarier than Halloween, whether you’re on the left or the right (but this year, it’s really scary for the left). Still, there are things that are scary for normal people, too. Still, the world remains interesting, and we can always laugh:
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Young men giving up on relationships
One hears a lot lately about so-called “incels,” which I understand stands for “involuntary celibate.” Indeed, Jordan Peterson is castigated by the left as the king of evil incels, when he really is a man who provides them with a way out of their social, isolation, anger, and depression. I
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Abortion: The Holy Grail of leftist politics
Without abortion, Democrats have nothing to offer their most fanatic followers: women. Here’s a question for you: What is behind the Democrat party’s unswerving fealty to abortion? I’ve been reminded of it recently because my travels took me to Wisconsin. I wrote about it here, so I’ll repeat only one
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The Porcupine Mountains in Michigan
I’m visiting the Porcupine Mountains in Michigan. Over the past 24 hours, I’ve seen snow, rain, and sun. The temperature never got above 37 degrees. It’s gorgeous!!
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