Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
The collapse in Venezuela, rather than bringing enlightenment to America’s Leftists, instead sees them double-down on their delusions about socialism. This post is what Instapundit refers to as a “shot” and “chaser” scenario. Here’s the shot (hyperlinks omitted): In Venezuela, there’s a new front — the equivalent of an EMP
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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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I’ve switched migraine medicines and have been a little limp and dazed, but the migraines are passing and my energy is returning — so what better thing to do than write a round-up? No, more Muslims will not save us from the ones we already have. Daniel Greenfield takes up
Continue readingIt’s been more than a month since military hero Chris Kyle died, and President Obama has yet to say a word about Kyle and his service to our country. It’s been two days since Venezuelan Hugo Chavez died, and the President has already made arrangements to send a three-man delegation
Continue readingHugo Chavez, the former tank commander who turned the Venezuelan presidency into a lifetime post from which he could spew his anti-American, antisemitic venom, all the while sending Venezuelan’s oil supply to the world’s bad actors, died today after a long battle with cancer. It remains to be seen whether
Continue readingHugo Chavez has finally succumbed to cancer. Normally when I write a post heading highlighting someone’s death, I add a “RIP” to the post title. That seemed inappropriate here, given that my very first thought when I read that was dead was “Good Riddance” — hence the “GR” in the
Continue readingAt Simply Jews, you can read about what happened when one man tried, in a somewhat vulgar way, to exercise free speech in Venezuela.
Continue readingFrom Venezuela, apparently just enough voters looked into the abyss and were afraid: Venezuelans, by the slimmest of margins, rejected a constitutional referendum that would have allowed President Hugo Chavez to seek re-election indefinitely and tightened socialism’s grip on the oil-rich Latin American nation. By 51 percent to 49 percent,
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