Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I have got the most ginormous list of news that interests me. Let’s see how much I can share, along with my opinions, before I wear you and myself out. The sins of the fathers. The Bible is clear about visiting the sins of the fathers on the children: Deuteronomy
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Mueller’s report didn’t stop media lies about the Russia Hoax. As Bill Barr closes in on the culprits the lies get more extreme and desperate. Plus more. (This is a companion post to the No. 28 Bookworm Podcast, which I uploaded early today.) Lies from the Left about the Russia hoax.
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The Barr/Durham Russia probe is now a criminal investigation. The NYT reports that the investigation is without basis and that pushing for Ukrainian assistance is part of the justification for the House Impeachment investigation. It was apparent from Nancy Pelosi’s “fact sheet” released the other day (and blogged here) that
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Trump did not obstruct justice. It was Comey who sought to unseat an elected president using deceit, felonious Misprision, and probable illegal leaking. Introduction The dictionary defines treason as “the crime of betraying one’s country, especially by attempting to . . . overthrow the government.” In the strictest sense of the
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This is one of the angry Progressive-generated posters that has appeared a few times on my Facebook feed: I originally was going to write a convoluted post about each agency’s original mission and the fact that Trump’s picks will return the agencies to those missions. Then I read Kevin Williamson
Continue readingPresident Elect Trump has named Senator Jeff Session as his choice to take over the Department of Justice as our nation’s Attorney General. Assuming that he is approved by the Senate, Senator Sessions will be taking over department that has become the most politicized and corrupted of all departments under
Continue readingIt’s raining!!! In California, that’s cause for celebration. Rain in Marin doesn’t mean it’s raining elsewhere, but it certainly matters to use Marin-ites — we have our own reservoir system, so we’re wholly dependent on local rainfall. Ironically, the rain is slowing down our major yard renovation, and we have
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