Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I took a few hours off from work yesterday and went to Magnolia Plantation and Gardens to see spring. Spring was looking her best, so I’ve got some photos to share. As you can see, I really like pictures of flowers. One of the ways I decorate my home is
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Over a decade ago, I realized how true to form American leftists run. They’re more aggressive now, but their tactics are still the same. A friend and I were speaking about the political predictions we’ve made in the last decade. We realized that I was right significantly more often than
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I think there’s a good argument to be made that the Democrats’ Equality Act violates a woman’s constitutional right to privacy. The basis for unlimited abortion in America is a woman’s right to privacy. It says so in Roe v. Wade, with its talk of emanations and penumbras: The Constitution does
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After a long illustrated edition hiatus, I’m back with one that covers Coca-Cola, Cuomo, COVID, Biden, the 2nd Amendment and so much more. Facebook turns out to be like a roach motel: Users check in but they don’t check out. I thought that I’d gone through the motions to quit
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So, what are your takes on President Trump’s CPAC speech? FacebookTweet
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My Australian friend “Nodrog,” has been thinking about God’s role in a civilized world and, especially in America. Here’s what he has to say. The predicament of the US at the moment seems to be the best argument for a belief in God yet presented. I’ve gone right up to
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Here’s the reality behind the Democrat lie that Trump has caused black-on-Asian violence. You probably know that there’s been an uptick in random, clearly race-related attacks against Asians. I’m under the impression that all, or most, of the attackers are black. Here’s a representative story: The claim is that this
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I’m fortunate enough to live in a beautiful area, and it’s spring, so today is picture day. FacebookTweet
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Naomi Wolf discovered the Bill of Rights during the Bush years and believes in it regardless of which party controls Washington, D.C. Longtime blog readers know that I attended high school with Naomi Wolf. She was a year behind me, but a lot of her friends were in my year
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The innocuous celebrity endorsement behind an ad for Tunnel to Towers, a truly laudatory charity, always irritates me. Often when I watch Tucker, I see advertisements for a truly worthy charity called the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. According to the commercials, it builds smart homes for horribly wounded military personal.
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The Democrats seem determined to foment a race war in America. Are they intentionally trying to replicate Manson’s Helter Skelter theory? Across America, the current Democrat policy is focused with laser-like intensity on fomenting racial discord. This is true within federal and state governments and within large corporations that are
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When French authorities are abhorred by the radicalism coming out of Joe Biden’s America, we are living in a world of surrealism I’ve written before that all of history since 1793 can be viewed as a contest between the American Revolution — with our values of individuality and freedom —
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A historian bows to the politically correct mob to bastardize history. Nic Butler is Charleston County (South Carolina) Public Library’s (CCPL’s) resident historian. He is a middle-aged white male who is quite competent at his job, and reading his weekly CCPL blog, the Charleston Time Machine, is usually enjoyable and
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The simple Greenhouse Effect model is a door to understanding complex Earth Energy Budgets and the false claims of CO2 Alarmists Previously, I looked at a tutorial model of the Earth’s greenhouse effect, like this one from Harvard University. To review how these models are typically presented, an arrow of
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I finally caught up with Unpolled Conservative and learned that his January 6 and later cartoons are even more pertinent in hindsight. As a political writer, the period after January 6 was the most overwhelming work period I’ve had in my life outside of prepping for a massive trial. I’ve
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