Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I’m slowly regaining my sea legs (or do I mean “blogging legs”?) after a debilitating few days with a migraine. An excellent illustrated edition seems like a good way to get back into the swing of things:
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No talk, just picture action (more than 40 brilliant, insightful, and funny pictures):
Continue readingFor the last couple of days, I have been neither master of my destiny nor captain of my fate. Instead, I have served at the whim and will of others. In addition, I’m so ferociously angry at what the media is doing that I’ve actually avoided the news lest I
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I never go looking for legal work, but when my old clients ask for help, I always say “yes.” They were there when my husband was not established in his career and we had children to feed and rent to pay, so I will be there when they have a
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Warren Buffet pulled the “have you no decency?” card on Trump re Khizzy Khan. Color me unimpressed. First, it’s a trite phrase, its power having been lost over the decades; second, Khan is a Democrat operative who’s trying to bring more Muslims into America (meaning he has an agenda); third,
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I know, I know — I’ve been remiss about illustrated editions. I’ve got a nice collection here, though, about Hillary, the convention, and a few related issues:
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Apropos the shooting in Germany, Europe sure does seem to be having a lot of gun violence lately, doesn’t it? Apropos everyone from Obama to the #NeverTrumpers complaining how gloomy Trump’s speech was, what do they expect? He’s running as the opposition to the controlling political party. Is he supposed
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Blacks and Muslims should be angry at their criminal cohorts, not at us. In the context of an article about political correctness, Andrew Klavan said something I’ve been struggling to say for some time. He acknowledges that blacks are on the receiving end of much more police activity, something frustrating
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The coup that wasn’t and the coup that could be. The more news that comes out of Turkey, the more I believe that what happened there was a coup in the same way that the Reichstag fire was a “coup” — it was a staged event that gave a despot
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Wolf Howling had problems posting at my site, so he sent me some emails, which I’ll share with you. Because I always enjoy reading what he has to say, I’m going to assume that you too will enjoy reading is comments and following his links. Did we make a mistake
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I have a very old and dear client who occasionally calls me in when he’s buried and none of his regular attorneys can help him out. If I can, I always say “yes.” That client called me in for help last Wednesdays, and I’ve been working without pause since then
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I’m on the phone trying to book tickets with United to take one of the Bookworms off to college later this summer. I have no words for how helpful the United employee on the other end of the phone has been. I contacted him initially after the website refused to
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Now that we’re the Banana Republic of America, I think it’s time for the #NeverTrump crowd to have a little “Come To Jesus” talk to determine whether they want Hillary the Untouchable, and her entire Leftist panoply of friends and goals, in the White House, or whether they’re willing to
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This is it — wisdom and foolishness in one post:
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This is the second to last batch of posters for today. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do:
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