Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Jerry Nadler’s House Judiciary Committee opens its hearings with John Dean, disgraced former White House Counsel. Republicans should be thrilled. John Dean is about to testify that Trump’s actions amount to an unlawful obstruction of justice. Jerry Nadler will invite Dean to explain how everything Trump did per the Mueller
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A drive through flyover country doesn’t mean abandoning civilization for flyover country is, in fact, chock full of civilization and natural beauty. Blogging will be light today, for I am driving through flyover country. For Progressives, what I just said is tantamount to a Victorian explorer announcing, “I am journeying
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The NYT tests out a new Trump attack . . . and after 8 years of Obama, the NYT discovers “unprecedented obstruction” of Congressional Oversight. The NYT editorial board is in high dudgeon. Apparently, “Donald Trump Shows a New Level of Contempt for Congress.” Many presidents,” the NYT editors tell
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Proggie congresscritters claim to be shocked at charges about Obama administration “spying” on team Trump. Given the public record, that is itself shocking. This from the Blaze (internal links omitted): At a hearing before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) asked Barr about a team he had indicated the
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Mueller shows that Russia Collusion belonged to Clinton/Democrat, not Trump. We must now reinstate the Rule of Law by prosecuting those behind this crime. Mueller Day has arrived — and what we find is that everything provided to the FBI to start this investigation — all of the factual allegations
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Charleston may well be the most beautiful city I’ve ever seen after decades of travel around the world. I try to convey some of that here. I just returned from my first visit to Charleston, South Carolina, and I have to say that I’m in love. I have traveled through
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We remember Pearl Harbor, not just because it was an infamous attack on a peaceful nation, but because it marked the start of America’s world dominance. Today, we “remember Pearl Harbor,” the day on which the Japanese launched an unprovoked attack again the United States, killing 2,335 Americans serving in
Continue readingWhen you hear a progressive use the word “weaponize,” you know you are over the target. A word one often sees in the speech of proggies now days is the word “weaponize.” What does that word mean, exactly? The word “weaponize” came into the English lexicon in 1957, when Werner von
Continue readingJustice is supposed to be blind. That is not the case in America today and President Trump is partly to blame. [Update: This today from the Daily Caller: President Donald Trump chose to have the indictments of 12 Russian hackers announced before his Helsinki summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin,
Continue readingThe June Report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a strengthening economy, particularly good for minorities. The DNC calls it “reckless.” After eight years of a moribund economy under Obama, an eight year stretch that was particularly hard on minorities, it is indeed good to see an increasing number
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Independence Day may technically be over, but is there ever a time not to be a proud American? Plus, more wicked funny posters about lots of other stuff.
Continue readingThe Declaration of Independence was written for the colonists, to justify our call to arms, and to Britain’s enemies, to assure them of our intent. Below is the Declaration of Independence annotated and its historical context. Following that are some additional comments on the Declaration and its importance. Update: Read
Continue readingHappy 4th of July, . . . . . . from that most patriotic of animals, a Labrador Retriever. Just to let you know, Labbies support America, apple pie, and building the wall. Many can be seen around town sporting MAGA hats on the 4th. By comparison, chihuahuas support open
Continue readingJohn Adams – Great American Patriot, Poor Prognosticator. Reposted from 2 July 2017. On July 2, 1776, the 2nd Continental Congress voted to approve the Declaration of Independence and sent it print. Congress did not officially declare Independence and release the document to the public until July 4, 1776. Nonetheless,
Continue readingJudge Robert Yates, aka Brutus, warned of the problems of a Supreme Court acting without checks and balances in 1787, in the Anti-Federalist Papers. Of all the issues facing us today, the one of overriding importance is who will replace Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court. It is a lit
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