Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
In this Bookworm Podcast, I enjoy the lovely Southeast, examine woke teachers, dream of talking back to Leftists, and look at class and college costs. My latest podcast is up and running. You can listen to it through the audio embed below, or at LibSyn, or through Apple Podcasts. This podcast discusses:
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I’m in Camden, S.C., for the 49th annual enactment of a famous Revolutionary War battle. Blogging will be light to non-existent for now, but I’ll try to keep open threads available until my return Sunday night or Monday morning. And who knows. . . . If the spirit really moves
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As Bookworm Beat echoing Podcast 30, that covers emotional women, student loans, rapacious nature, Whistleblowers, NeverTrumpers, and Trump. Before I begin, a heads up: I’ll be traveling this weekend to visit the Revolutionary War Field Day in Camden, South Carolina, so blogging will be light, if not nonexistent. I’m sure,
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Possibly my biggest illustrated edition ever, complete with impeachment, Russia investigations, climate change, stupid leftists, beauty, and so much more.
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I really had meant to blog and/or podcast tonight. We returned from our trip later than I expected, though, I was more tired than I thought I would be, and my daughter wanted to talk (or, more accurately, chit-chat) with me — and she always gets priority over blogging. I’ll
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When politics get stupid, as they did last week with climate change and Ukraine whistle blowers, the memes get really good — and I’ve got lots of them.
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In this Bookworm Beat, I cover the motives behind the Ukraine whistleblower kerfuffle, things at college that scare parents, and gender neutral dolls. (If you prefer listening over reading, the companion podcast to this post is embedded below, or you can listen to it at Libsyn or at Apple podcasts. I’m trying to
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I admit that I got carried away in this illustrated edition — 69 pictures! — but between climate change cultism and general Leftism, I couldn’t resist.
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A lively Bookworm Beat covering gun control and suicides, Marianne Williamson (the Proggie Id), Justice Kavanaugh, free speech on campus and much more. (If you prefer listening over reading, the companion podcast to this post is embedded below, or you can listen to it at Libsyn or at Apple podcasts.
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I had hoped to have a mountain of Democratic debate posters, but I only have a hill’s worth. It’s all good, though, and there’s other good commentary too.
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Every time some crazy, criminal person does an evil thing, Americans need to be reminded that the problem is not guns and that the Second Amendment matters. That’s why this illustrated edition, once again, focuses on the Second Amendment, its inextricable connection to liberty, and the things that really kill
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I’ve got the usual clever, thought-provoking political commentary in my illustrated edition, but I’ve also got a huge amount of insanely logical silly stuff.
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I really had meant to avoid Jeffrey Epstein cartoons, but I found so many of them, I couldn’t resist — plus more clever and funny stuff to start your week.
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Please pardon my silence today. I’m dealing with a couple of things. I’m still recovering from my shingles vaccination, which hit me incredibly hard. I’m not complaining, just explaining. I know, from watching other people deal with shingles, that the condition is much worse than the reaction to the vaccination.
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It’s a short illustrated edition, thanks to a shingles vaccination sapping my energy today, but it’s still a very good illustrated edition.
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