Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
After thinking about it for 36 hours, I’m still bewildered by Biden’s decision to add Kamala Harris to the ticket. I’ve now had a little more than a day to contemplate Biden’s choice of Kamala Harris as his running mate. During that time, I’ve tried really hard to figure out
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Conservatives are right to take the coming election seriously, for a Biden victory could be a true “extinction event,” rather than the usual shift leftward. A friend recommended that I watch the last few minutes of Scott Adams’ July 13 show. Her recommendation was illuminating, for Adams had a very
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The media are lying to us: Outside of the media’s Democrat-run communities, Americans are getting along fine and are well aware of what’s really going on. Believe it or not, things in America are better than you think. In a way, America is the equivalent of a fundamentally healthy plant
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Bernie wins big in Nevada. Chris Matthews likens it to the Nazi’s blitzkrieg victory over France in 1940. MSNBC’s Chris Matthews likens Sanders victory in Nevada to Nazi Germany overrunning France in 1940: “It’s too late to stop him … it’s over” pic.twitter.com/6GJetLoDkq — Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) February 22, 2020
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Every one of the icky Democrat party candidates is a wannabe tyrant who is not qualified to be president but that doesn’t mean one of them can’t win. I watched the Democrat primary debate and had very mixed feelings. On the one hand, I thought that this collection of despots,
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Bernie says Bloomberg won’t bring enough energy to the 2020 election to defeat Trump. Bloomberg says that Bernies is bringing the wrong kind of energy. Both are probably right — and if they are, then Trump wins. Sayeth Bernie the Red: The simple truth is that Mayor Bloomberg, with all
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Check out the first Bookworm Room Podcast — or read its contents here: Marianne Williamson’s Leftism, Mueller’s picture, and Trump’s non-obstruction. I finally did it — after literally mulling the matter over (not in the Joe Biden sense, but quite literally) for at least a decade, I finally decided to
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Watching the Democrat primary candidates emerge on the debate stage will be like watching a clown car disgorge its contents. Currently, they’re a joke. I’ve been looking at the roster of current candidates for the Democrat primary and I have to ask — are any of them normal? Please understand
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It’s not losing seats that bothers me, it’s the fact that post-election counts and recounts invariably favor Democrats, which is banana republic stuff. Post-election recounts and miscounts and discounts and God alone knows what else. I’m not actually going to blog too much about post-election recounts, despite using them as part
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As we give thanks this Veteran’s Day for our vets both past and present, please remember too that we on the home front must preserve what they fought for.
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Just because election fraud is a time-honored Democrat Party tradition doesn’t mean Martha McSally is going down without a fight — and you can help. Regarding Arizona, I find it hard to believe that a state under siege by illegal aliens, including drug runners and murderers, would vote for a
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They do say Republicans know how to meme, and this post-election edition, with some bonus Jim Acosta and Jeff Sessions stuff thrown in, proves it’s true.
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Trying to convince myself that, while a Democrat-majority House will be very, very bad, Trump will not abandon the American people and may still win 2020. In no particular order, here are my thoughts on the morning after an election that saw Republicans gain strength in the Senate, while losing
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In California, if you’re a conservative, your choices are very limited — but you should still vote, just to remind Progressives that you’re out there. I voted. You should too. (And a reminder to California voters that my suggestion for U.S. Senate, given that we are denied the right to do
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My personal history, which sees major stories drop whenever I’m away from my computer, means I think my upcoming trip will trigger an October surprise. Without fail — and this has held true for the fourteen years I’ve been writing Bookworm Room — whenever I can’t blog, something big happens.
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