Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Another good day* but time ran away from me. Therefore, I’ll keep it short — but interesting — with some videos I think you should see. The first video is Kimberly Klacik’s latest ad. She’s the gal who’s running to be the Republican House representative from Baltimore and whose first
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Leftists, having gone insane over the summer, are dialing up the tantrum over the Supreme Court. Memes, both funny and wise, are beginning. And to help you remember the kind of justice Ginsburg was:
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America has gone crazy, but at least we can laugh about it (for now). Enjoy these memes and smile while you can — and vote on November 3.
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I had a clever intro for this Illustrated Edition . . . and then I forgot it. Apparently Joe Bidenitis is contagious. Just enjoy these memes. And as a bonus, a reminder of the world that vanished with World War I: Taken in Berlin in 1913, that’s George V of
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Thoughts about the Wuhan virus, the government’s role in it all, and the Biden-Harris ticket (including debates and conservative panderers). Paging Dr. Kevorkian. When it comes to the Wuhan virus, liberty, and economic well-being, blue state and blue city voters elected the political equivalent of an army of Dr. Kevorkians.
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I’d hoped to end today with a post, but it’s been an extremely busy day and I’m not done yet. As always, of late, it’s been a good day. I am always grateful for good days, especially when they include (as this day did) torrential rain accompanied by lightning and
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2020 will go down in history as the Groundhog Day year. These illustrated edition memes would work for any day or month in 2020.
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The title of this post pretty much says it all: This is a collection of BLM, Wuhan virus, and riot memes, plus a bunch of other relevant and funny things. But first — show the flag: And now back to our regularly scheduled memes:
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I have got the most ginormous list of news that interests me. Let’s see how much I can share, along with my opinions, before I wear you and myself out. The sins of the fathers. The Bible is clear about visiting the sins of the fathers on the children: Deuteronomy
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I’m so sorry, but it’s been a long day (a good and productive day, but still a long one), and I’m just too tired to post. I’ll be back tomorrow, though, I promise. Until then, it’s Open Thread time.
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No matter how bad things are, there’s always room for wisdom and laughter, and there’s plenty of that in this crazy times illustrated edition.
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This is smorgasbord illustrated edition, with 84 illustrations in no particular order on everything from Wuhan virus to BLM to to silly stuff, and more.
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I’m sorry for the absence of new content. I was going to post on Thursday evening, but the site went down, apparently from another bot attack. I try to tell myself that these bot attacks mean I’m doing something right, but it’s still very disheartening when they happen. I’m just
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I lied. These memes aren’t just about Ghislaine Maxwell and Black Lives Matter. They’re also about Antifa, Democrats, Biden, guns, the Wuhan virus, and more. UPDATE: Chris Cassone sent me a video of his song about the Stand Your Ground doctrine. I liked it, and I think you will too:
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I am going on a short road trip with my kids — and let me tell you, it’s incredibly flattering when young adults want their mother to join them on a road trip. I doubt I’ll have the energy to write while we’re traveling. I’m also not bringing my computer
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