Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
A theory about a peculiar Eric Holder tweet doesn’t seem like a laughable conspiracy theory when you consider what Obama-ites have already done to Trump. I’ve always said of conspiracy theories that they connect invisible dots to make imaginary lines. Within their own tight little universe, they make total sense.
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Judging by the lastest coronavirus memes (and I’ve seen them all), people have become stir-crazy and angry — but they’re still very funny and wise. If you liked this post, you can find more illustrated editions here.
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The Passover story provides us with deep insights into the nature of tyranny. This year, China’s tyranny is the subject of my annual Passover post. For roughly 3,500 years, Jews have been telling and retelling the story of Passover — which is also the story of the world’s first revolt
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Americans are locked up without due process, but the coronavirus meme resistance is strong so that the jokes and wise observations never stop. Also, if you liked this post, you can find more illustrated editions here.
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Democrats think they’ve outsmarted Trump by saying everything he’s done is bad. They’ve done the opposite, though. Trump is now free to act as he sees fit. Democrats, both inside and outside of the media, are feeling pretty pleased with themselves. As far as they’re concerned, they’ve got Trump locked
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Once upon a time, we Americans would walk boldly into a Walmart or Lowe’s, grab a shopping cart, troll the aisles getting whatever we could need or want, and then head to the cash register, to stand packed in line with myriad other people to checkout. Those days seem like
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Laughter, they say, is the best medicine, and I’ve got a huge prescription of laughter to help fight off coronavirus (plus a handful of serious points). If you liked these, you can find more illustrated editions here.
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It’s no surprise that socialized medicine countries stopped treating their old people. Socialized medicine rations care even when there’s not an emergency. I was talking to a friend in Spain who has taken his 88-year-old mother into his home. His mother had previously been living in a retirement community near
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I keep waiting for people’s ingenuity about coronavirus to run out, but it never happens. The jokes are as abundant as toilet paper once was. If you liked these, you can find more illustrated editions here.
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China probably didn’t hatch COVID-19 malevolently. Instead, it’s just China’s habitual carelessness, which the world encouraged to get cheap products. When I was a little girl in the 1960s, the cheap gewgaws and trinkets came from Japan. They weren’t making anything fancy back in the day, no stereo systems or
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One of the things that’s necessary to fight a war, even against a coronavirus, is a sense of humor. We’ve got plenty of ammunition to win that fight. To those of you kind enough to tune in for my words, not just my meme collections, I’ll have something to say
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The memes are slowing as people adjust to their new lives in hiding, but there’s still some funny stuff out there so I’m diligently gathering the best ones.
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With coronavirus, we are returning to a time when healthcare providers took their lives in their hands when treating infected patients. Once upon a time, being a doctor was a very dangerous job. In a pre-modern era, when no one understood disease transmission, if the patients got something, there was
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When you’re an American, coronavirus doesn’t mean you stop. Instead, you make more and better memes every day because that’s what we do! Actually, the image at the top of this post isn’t a joke. Instead, it’s a useful observation about how wearing masks may affect coronavirus outcomes. Keep in
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I spend a large amount of time reading about coronavirus and the reactions to it. On the available data, so much doesn’t make sense, but I have theories. The question I’m hearing more often from neighbors, Facebook friends, email messages, etc., is why we’re going more crazy about coronavirus than
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