Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Driving today while listening to an old Alice Cooper song, it led me to reflect on the fact that the oeuvre of the old rocker tells the story of the Wuhan Flu. So for fans of the godfather of shock-rock, Alice Cooper . . . The Wuhan Flu . .
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An appointment with my hairstylist shows that the lockdown won’t end and an economic recovery begin until the insurance companies and lawyers stand down. One of the worst things for many people about America’s shutdown has been the inability to get haircuts. Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot isn’t the only person
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This is a story about Trump hats, one that I sometimes wear and two that I saw on some very enthusiastic Trump supporters in Charleston. I own a Trump 2020 hat. It’s a very nice hat that looks rather like the one in the picture illustrating this post. My problem
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Leftists lack true humor, something a handful of leftists proved again today, both in trying to make jokes and in failing to understand them. Does it sound funny to say that leftism is without humor? After all, all the late-night hosts are leftists. Sarah Silverman is a leftist. Jon Stewart
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Talking to Maria Bartiromo, Trump did more than talk about China and trade. He showed his bona fides as a president competent to lead on the economy. I watched the segment showing Trump talking to Maria Bartiromo about China. Indeed, he is not given to mellifluous phrases, big words, and
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There have been many crimes committed in the course of Obamagate. There is also one, overarching crime — sedition. The Russian Hoax is the single greatest political scandal in U.S. history, bar none. It makes Watergate look like jaywalking. It begins with Hillary Clinton, both the whitewash of her crimes,
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I seem to have come under a denial of service attack. I’ve loaded CloudFlare — which you already know if you’re reading this post — and am just hoping that this whole thing resolves itself. Having said that, I’ve had a steep learning curve about servers, denials of service, and
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An immune system overreaction (a cytokine storm) can be more deadly than the disease. America’s political immune system is overreacting, and it’s killing us. An older friend of mine lives in Oregon, which has had 137 deaths from the Wuhan virus. In a population of 4,217,737, that means that 0.0032%
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I am exploding with pent-up posts going back two weeks, so I thought a Bookworm Beat might be the best way to do a mental download onto the blog. A good Obamagate overview. During their Russagate heyday, the leftist media had it easy because they could roll with a single
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There’s never been an illustrated edition like this at the Bookworm Room — over 100 memes about Wuhan virus, Biden, Obamagate, leftists and more!
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The saying about fooling people worries me. The media and Democrat leaders can’t fool all of us forever, but can they fool enough of us through November 3? I’m sure you know the old saying, “You can fool all the people some of the time and some of the people
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When Wil Wheaton passes on to his supporters a leftist joke about those who protest shutdowns, I’m getting paranoid enough to see a threat in that joke. Wil Wheaton played the indescribably irritating character of Wesley on Star Trek : The Next Generation. Captain Picard’s irritated “Shut up, Wesley,” uttered when Wesley
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Lulu lives in a shutdown city, and thinks that there are ways to open up businesses while keeping safe because people’s huge sacrifices can’t go on forever. My friend Lulu sent me an essay about what she’s experiencing in one of the cities that’s been hit hard by the virus
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The coronavirus memes are still rolling but I’m getting some more interesting political memes too, as well as the usual laugh-out-loud silly stuff. If you enjoyed these memes, you can find more memes here.
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