Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
This is a post full of quick links to things I’ve seen on the internet, but don’t have time to write about with any depth. Tonight is my “Instapundit imitation” night, although I’ll never match the wit and brevity that Glenn Reynold’s and his team bring to the table. Still,
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I’m still mentally sorting through the news of the day and don’t yet have anything to add beyond the obvious: Our media are corrupt and the tech tyrants are tyrannical. Having said that, I would like to share three things that entertained me. First, when I was watching Jack Dorsey
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Let’s see what I’ve got here: The Supreme Court, Biden, Stupid Leftists, Democrats, and a whole lot more, for a total of 80 memes!
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The Democrats are escalating their threats whether Trump wins or loses. No matter what they say, we’re safer if (when) Trump wins. This post looks at the two apocalyptic scenarios that Democrats have threatened. One scenario occurs if the Democrats win next week, taking both the White House and Congress.
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I’m procrastinating like mad so, of course, I’m watching cat videos — and I may have come across the best one of all. It all started nine years ago when a stray cat wandered up to someone’s door and made some demands. I like vocalizing animals, so I thought this
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Whether it’s the MSM’s response to the Bobulinski claims or leftists still severing Facebook contacts, Democrats are immature narcissists. In the run-up to the 2016 election, Scott Adams often spoke about the way in which Democrats and Republicans were watching two different movies about American life. In the Republican movie,
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I always enjoy it when people think out of the box. The same guest blogger who was brain storming ways to make elections more fair has come up with a suggestion about making the president’s office less of a “thing.” I find the idea intriguing and wanted to share it
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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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California may be home to Silicon Valley, but if you want sophisticated polling places, go to South Carolina and prepare to be amazed. This is not a virtue-signaling “I voted” post, complete with a little sticker showing what a good citizen I am. (Although I did jazz up my photo
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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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It would require a constitutional amendment, but my guest author posits a way that the feds can standardize stringent anti-fraud controls. A friend who wishes to remain nameless emailed me a suggestion for standardizing an anti-fraud approach to handling federal elections. It requires more federal control, something that should make
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If you can keep your sense of humor while all the leftists surrounding you are losing theirs, you know you’ve come to my illustrated edition!
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I’m sorry for the blog silence yesterday. It was a very good day in terms of accomplishing things I needed to do and seeing people I wanted to see, but blogging was not going to happen. Today has been a travel day. I’m finally back at my desk (yay!) but
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I’m on a short road trip. I had the pleasure on this trip of connecting with very dear friends. It’s been so long since we’ve seen each other, I wasn’t sure if I was walking into a Biden or Trump home. I’m happy to report that not only are my
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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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