Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Another splendid (and sizable) collection of conservative wit, wisdom, snark, and silliness from across the internet. Regarding this next one, I think what Evan Sayet is saying is that we Jews recognize Jesus’s exceptionalism as a teacher and the exceptionalism of Christianity as a civilizing force:
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This is a potpourri post: a little political commentary, some political cartoons, and some lovely images of spring at Charleston’s historic Charles Towne Landing. I spent another lovely weekend either working (which I enjoy) or spending time with my daughter (which I enjoy more) — hence the low posting volume.
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I haven’t been posting on my blog but I’ve still been thinking about politics and world issues. This is a potpourri of those thoughts. Does anyone today remember Jerome K. Jerome? He was a Victorian-era author of whimsical books. I believe his best-known book was Three Men in a Boat,
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I want to apologize for the silence at my end for the past few days, but it’s not going to change in the next day or two. You see, my daughter is visiting. Her firm gives her remote work time, which allows all the young people to visit their parents,
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Biden? COVID? Immigration? The Second Amendment? Democrat corruption and stupidity? It’s all here — and more — with 80 memes and posters.
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My internet was down for a shattering, demoralizing 24 hours (yes, I am an addict), but I’m back again with a great illustrated edition.
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When I labeled memes for my illustrated editions, I would label some “stupid leftists.” I just changed that category to “Democrat corruption.” (It’s great that Fluffy has taken a stand, but don’t forget that he’s a Biden supporter. Either he’s suffering from cognitive dissonance or he’s slowly starting to become
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Every time you think we’ve reached peak leftist insanity, it gets worse. But thanks to these memes, at least we can laugh about it.
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After a long illustrated edition hiatus, I’m back with one that covers Coca-Cola, Cuomo, COVID, Biden, the 2nd Amendment and so much more. Facebook turns out to be like a roach motel: Users check in but they don’t check out. I thought that I’d gone through the motions to quit
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I finally caught up with Unpolled Conservative and learned that his January 6 and later cartoons are even more pertinent in hindsight. As a political writer, the period after January 6 was the most overwhelming work period I’ve had in my life outside of prepping for a massive trial. I’ve
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It’s a new year, but just how far are will that stimulus check go? This illustrated edition thinks about that and other 2020 madness.
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My memes aren’t funny because the subjects aren’t funny: a stolen election and leftist attacks on American liberty. Still, they’re wise memes.
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Some people do spring cleaning. I do Thanksgiving cleaning. I like to meet my favorite holiday with a house that shines. Between that effort and paid work, I don’t have time for a long post. There are things, though, that I wanted to share: Don’t despair about Sidney Powell. You’ve
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This is a very special illustrated edition, for I’m showcasing the work of one artist’s political commentary: Meet Unpolled Conservative. One of the cool things about being out there as a blogger is that people send you things. People share interesting ideas, links I would have missed, music they think
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Sorry for the blog silence. I was severely underslept yesterday and had the chance for a late morning today. Since I woke up, other than cleaning my gun (see below), I’ve been working. I did something fun yesterday: I took a class to get my concealed weapons permit. I learned
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