Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
For me, today is a wait-and-see day. Tomorrow, when the results are clear, is a day for commenting. But perhaps you have something to say? As I write this, Bernie is back in the game but the results are still out for Texas and, most importantly, California. Me? I’m hoping
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My time got eaten up by haunted nights and bureaucratic days. In the meantime, can I offer you a nice place to talk about tonight’s Democrat debate? Today was going to be a great blogging day. I went to bed before 1 a.m. and planned to get up early. I
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The good things about golf: The gorgeous green, the lovely walk, my delightful companions. The bad thing about golf: Golf. If you’re wondering why the paucity of posts, it’s because I’m at the tail-end of my big move. My last big move was in 1999. Back then, I had a
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This is another apology post for my minimalist blogging. Today marked a week in my new home, but it is a fixer-upper and the fixing up is only now slowing down a bit. I’m slowing down a bit too. The first day, I worked 18 hours; the second, 17 hours;
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This is an “everything and the kitchen sink” post into which I’ve tossed random thoughts from the past few days, some domestic and some political. 1. My new home outside of Charleston is lovely and, after a few days of frenzied, non-stop work, it’s also finally clean. There’s still a
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As I explained in an earlier post, this will not be a blogging day. However, please talk amongst yourselves, not just about impeachment and Brexit, but about anything you find interesting. I’m optimistic that I’ll be back tomorrow.
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Today will be another blogless day as I continue maniacally cleaning my new home — but I will be back tomorrow, rested and refreshed. Whew! Thursday was a seven-hour drive from my old home to my new one. Friday was an orgy of cleaning. The place was filthy and I’m
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Today the moving van came, tomorrow is a travel day, and Friday I won’t have access to my computer or the internet. By Saturday, I should be able to write again (if all goes well), but from here on out, I’ll be going dark for a few days. This is
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What a busy week: a Second Amendment rally in Richmond, a huge March for Life in D.C., and the impeachment farce, plus Dem candidates, stupid leftists, etc. We’ll start just as the week started, with uplifting, patriotic, and often very clever images from the Second Amendment rally in Richmond: And
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In the old days, you piled your meager belongings in a covered wagon and you were off. Nowadays, the logistics are a bit more complicated. Once upon a time, moving in America was hard because there was a good chance you could die en route from disease, accidents, or unpleasant
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When I looked at my pictures, I realized the unifying theme is that Dems are going crazy on everything: Iran, Elections, Impeachment, and Social Issues.
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Reading through the news, I see that most of the news is so crazy, it doesn’t inform me; it just leaves me with questions that I’ll now share with you. I’ve mentioned before a game I play with a friend. He reads me headlines and asks me to guess whether
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I’ve entitled this illustrated edition the “Iran kerfuffle,” because Trump’s brilliant policies and statesmanship have brought us further from, not closer to, war.
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This hasn’t been a good week for Iran and the internet meme makers are on it. This is a brilliant collection of other people’s wit, plus a few random things. This one’s not a joke; it’s an insight into the American Left: These next five aren’t clever, they’re very sweet
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Today’s illustrated edition focuses on the Second Amendment, but there’s lots of other political and social commentary, along with wisdom and good laughs.
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