I’m back! I’m back! I am so back!
Right now, it’s happy dance time. Substantive posts will follow soon!! FacebookTweet
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How long can the media and Democrat politicians continue to fool the American people?
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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Coronavirus reveals that leftists hate you; they really hate you
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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Burdened by arbitrary government, people are making real sacrifices
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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Bookworm Beat 4/23/20 — This coronavirus thing is getting really old illustrated edition
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. FacebookTweet
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Not sick, just tired open thread
I’m out of time and low on sleep, so blogging will have to wait until tomorrow — but feel free to comment here by following the Dan Crenshaw debate rules. I am one of those fortunate people who’s almost never bored. Between books, the internet, knitting, housekeeping, blogging, dog walking,
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Wuhan virus reveals leftists’ apocalyptic hysteria
Leftists respond to the Wuhan virus with a mindless fear that resists logic and makes them believe death is appropriate for those who challenge their fear. I have to admit that, for the past few weeks, I’ve found fascinating perusing my real-me Facebook page because it gives me a chance
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The Wuhan Virus Is Acting Like “No Pathogen Humanity Has Ever Seen”
The Wuhan Virus attacks much more than just the lungs in those who become critically ill. Its “ferocity is breathtaking and humbling.” There is an informative Science Mag. article on the progress of the Wuhan virus through the human body, How does coronavirus kill? Clinicians trace a ferocious rampage through
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Wuhan Virus Links
Lab testing for the virus; Dan Crenshaw’s defense of government response to Wuhan virus; 1st Amendment rights to assemble and petition government, and finally, Gov. Cuomo has praise for the federal response. 1. When you have to visit the lab to get tested for the Wuhan virus . . .
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Testing, the Wuhan Flu, and Opening Up America
Earlier virus testing probably wouldn’t have changed anything; public private partnership are phenomenal, and there’s still work to be done. When the After Action Review is written on the current pandemic, expect the thickest chapter to revolve around testing. Trying to wade through the Trump hatred that virulently infects virtually
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The different mindsets political parties have towards the Wuhan virus
With the Wuhan Virus, Leftists’ and conservatives’ responses to opening up America reveal that they are responding to very different emotional imperatives. After selecting my groceries at Walmart yesterday, I ended up with a checkout clerk who was a young woman, maybe in her early 20s. She was wearing gloves
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Wuhan flu: Thinking about things optimistically
We’ve been in a Wuhan flu tunnel for a while, one made much worse by Democrat policies and Democrat spin. I see a light, though, and I’m very optimistic. I mentioned Friday, in connection with my latest illustrated edition, that writing lately is like living through Groundhog Day while still
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Bookworm Beat 4/17/20 — OMG! It’s another coronavirus illustrated edition!
Life lately feels like an unfunny version of Groundhog Day, so I’m grateful for Americans’ humor, insight, and wisdom coronavirus, Biden, or anything else. FacebookTweet
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The inchoate, vacuous emotionalism of Trump Derangement Syndrome
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased Trump Derangement Syndrome symptoms from moderate to acute, with rampant emotionalism erasing all sense and reason. I didn’t like Barack Obama. My dislike for him started with his policies and, eventually, extended to his person. Policy-wise, I didn’t like his frequently expressed belief that America
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The Plan: Opening Up America
Read President Trump’s plan, “Opening Up America,” and tell us what you think of it. President Trump issued his “Opening Up America” plan at the White House Wuhan Virus briefing this evening. Or perhaps it is more appropriate to say that Dr. Deborah Birx of the Task Force delivered it.
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