Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
This is my first illustrated edition for the new year and, I’m happy to say, it’s a good one. Thanks to Caped Crusader and to my Facebook friends for these great posters: [Update: Two commenters have noted that the figures in the first poster I included — a poster purporting
Continue readingDo you find it as ironic as I do that those of us who champion diffusing power amongst the people, rather than centralizing it in the government, are the ones who are on the receiving end of the madness of the crowds? In other words — and here’s the irony
Continue readingI somehow managed to leave off a couple of excellent posters that I’d still like to share with you:
Continue readingI live in fear of the day that Caped Crusader gets tired of rounding up and sending me all these fabulous posters:
Continue readingOnce again, Caped Crusader has generously passed along to me all the clever, insightful, funny cartoons and posters he’s found:
Continue readingBelieve it or not, I’m doing legal work again after a long hiatus. I’m feeling both excitement and trepidation. Still, the trepidation is irrelevant because this work is for a very dear friend and good client of mine, so I’d have said yes no matter what.
Continue readingThese links aren’t related to Christmas Eve. They are simply interesting things that came my way today, as I was getting my family ready for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. (To those new to the blog, although I’m Jewish, I was raised celebrating both Christmas and Hanukkah in entirely secular ways.
Continue readingMy day just flew by but, thanks to help from Caped Crusader, Sadie, and my real-me Facebook friends and follows, I managed to snag a lot of good posters:
Continue readingI had lunch with a very dear friend of mine today and, as usually happens after a lunch with a good friend, I feel all bubbly and fizzy. He told me a charming story: A rabbi kept pleading with God to give him a small taste of what Heaven is
Continue readingThis is my fifth attempt just today to write something for my blog. The family’s needs are comprehensive, to say the least. Since I have a small window of time here, let me get right to it: Best sentence of 2014 NRO’s Kevin Williamson wasn’t too much on my radar
Continue readingI’ve finally figured out how Caped Crusader is able to feed me this inexhaustible supply of wonderful social and political posters. You see, he went on a walk through the woods one day and came across a very old lady gathering wood, and muttering to herself, “I must have wood
Continue readingI sometimes wonder if my family’s entered into a secret compact to keep me away from my computer. I’ve gone from having five hours or so to myself every day from Monday to Friday to having perhaps two hours to myself for the entire week. It’s hard to think sometimes.
Continue readingAnother day, another trip to the doctor with my mother. This is a trip that, I hope, should leave her feeling much better. She has no cartilage left in one of her shoulders, so any movement means that her bones are grinding against each other. Indeed, when I hold her
Continue readingThe 21st century version of “The dog ate my homework.” We have two new entries today in the continuing saga of Ivy League and affluent college students trying to delay taking exams on account of their being traumatized by Darren Wilson’s acquittal and Eric Garner’s deaths and their being exhausted
Continue readingI’m getting my blood pressure checked again today. I’m hoping it’s dropped so that I don’t need to start taking meds. Sigh. Anyway, if it hasn’t dropped, you can be assured that the subject matter of these clever cartoons and posters contributed to its rise:
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