VIDEO: How to steal an election
Reducing the 2020 election season to a little over a minute with all the facts still intact. FacebookTweet
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‘Twas the Night Before 2020 Christmas — a poem by Liberato
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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What Can Be Done About Soros-Funded Prosecutors?
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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A horrible thought about the homeless crisis
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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The problem with modern immigration
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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Chief Justice John Roberts and actual justice
Chief Justice John Roberts is suddenly in the headlines and none of what’s come out is good — and it confirms my long-held suspicions. [UPDATE: Allahpundit notes that the justices have been doing zoom meetings, which means there was no personal meeting and only someone on the call could have
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Are the Democrats waking the sleeping giant?
Democrats and monopartiers think they’ve won today but they may have sown the wind and will reap the whirlwind, by waking the sleeping giant. There are a few points I find myself making in my responses to emails from worried and unhappy people. There’s a common thread I’m seeing in
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VIDEO: “Rona Wonderland”
Here’s a clever, depressing, and creepy video. I’m working on another idea, but it’ll be a little while before I have it up: FacebookTweet
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The Wuhan virus reveals a profound values schism in America (with UPDATES from my son)
The way Red and Blue states have responded to the Wuhan virus reveals profoundly different political philosophies in the two Americas. My son is staying with us because his college sent everyone home after Thanksgiving to do distance learning until next semester. He’s been here three weeks and cannot get
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Can the mainstream media be punished for Hunter Biden election interference?
The drive-by media committed election interference by lying about Hunter Biden. I think there’s a a common law remedy against them. In October, the New York Post revealed that Hunter Biden was in bed with Russia, China, and Ukraine, and that Joe Biden was a part of it. As I
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Happy Hanukkah
The first night of Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, begins tonight. Happy Hanukkah. This from Ms. Bookworm in 2012: As every Jew will tell you, in the traditional Jewish calendar Hanukkah is not big deal. It reached its present status because it happens to fall at the same time as
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Election fraud and the fake concept of “disenfranchised” voters
Leftists lie when they say invalidating fraudulent votes “disenfranchises” Biden voters. Losing fairly does not equal disenfranchisement. I am stuck on a very important point, and I’m hoping to change how people think about it. The left, NeverTrumpers, and RINOS keep saying that, when Trump and his supporters allege election
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Bookworm Beat 12/6/20 — the election fraud and Wuhan virus edition
My memes aren’t funny because the subjects aren’t funny: a stolen election and leftist attacks on American liberty. Still, they’re wise memes. FacebookTweet
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Not a post, but a boast
I was worried about the downside of going public with my name on the internet, but I discovered that there are upsides too. Back in 1981 and 1982, I spent a college year studying in England. It was a truly wonderful time, both socially and academically. One of my closest
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Dateline 2054 — by guest blogger Nodrog
Nodrog imagines what this country might look like in 34 years if we beat back the fraud in this election. The little girl was standing in the sunshine, holding her grandfather’s hand, looking up at the huge statue. “Who is that?” she asked. “That was the first female President of
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