Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
A charming Indian mystic tells a very funny joke that might give us hope in the event that Kamala Harris manages to become President. If Joe Biden does get sworn in, I predict that, one way or another, he’ll swiftly be booted in favor of President Harris. This would be
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It’s a new year, but just how far are will that stimulus check go? This illustrated edition thinks about that and other 2020 madness. FacebookTweet
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Pence could still save the day, but the 12th Amendment has a Trump-friendly remedy if Senators refuse to accept Electoral votes. I’m willing to admit up front that mine could be a whackadoodle theory. I’m not a constitutional scholar and I was hopped up on caffeine and really tired when
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Those government entities that have prioritized giving the Covid-19 virus to groups other than the elderly for racist reasons should be prosecuted under our civil rights laws. The wokeratti in local, state, and federal government are all for prioritizing distribution of the Covid-19 vaccine to non-white populations in order to
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With word out that TV pundits are buying books by the yard, I thought I’d better confirm my book bona fides. If I’d kept all the books I’ve bought over the years, I guesstimate that I would have two or three thousand books. I didn’t keep them, though. Books are
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People have worried that Trump’s Democrat past taints him but the Battle of Battle of Teutoburg Forest predicts that it made him stronger. I keep thinking of the Battle of Teutoburg Forest, in 9 A.D. It’s the reason the Romans lost their hold on Germania and were never again able
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Today marks perhaps the most important battle in our nation’s history, George Washington’s decisive win over the Hessians at the Battle of Trenton on Dec. 26, 1776. It is impossible to overstate the importance of the Continental Army’s stunning victory this day at the Battle of Trenton. With that battle, George
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March Hare has been a long-time friend to this blog, for she always leaves comments that are interesting, informed, and very humanist (in a good way, not a leftist “secular humanist” way). This year, March Hare shared a poem with me and with all of you to remind us that,
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2020’s agonies make it more important than ever that I count my blessings — and sharing America’s Christmas spirit is a very big blessing. Every year, I post my favorite Christmas song, which is Josh Groban’s live version of O Holy Night. This has been a strange year but I’m
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A glance at a the home page for Marin County’s main newspaper provides a snapshot into the leftist brain. Although I no longer live in Marin County, I still check the local news. It’s not unusual for me to see familiar people named in stories and I always recognize the
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Reducing the 2020 election season to a little over a minute with all the facts still intact. FacebookTweet
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A friend — Liberato — sent me this poem and said it was okay if I shared it with you ‘Twas the night before Christmas and all through the land, not a creature was stirring, for all things were banned. Opponents were hung on the wide web with care, in
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Conservatives need to embrace lawfare and bring suit against radical prosecutors, most of whom are funded by George Soros and are de facto rewriting the laws of their state. Prosecutors and other officials funded by George Soros are ignoring the laws of their state to impose their brand of social
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When it comes to the homeless crisis, I can’t tell if the idea I have is a practical solution to a bad problem or something genuinely evil. The homeless problem has been on my radar over the past few days, for three reasons. First, I watched Christopher Rufo’s impressive video
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Immigrants used to share some Western values and believe in America; new immigrants don’t share those values and are told not to assimilate. I was corresponding with friends from Australia and England, both of whom mentioned how their countries have changed significantly in the past twenty or so years. In
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