2023-06-29 Bookworm Video Podcast: Republicans v. Conservatives edition
This is an unusually short video podcast (for me, at least) because it addresses just one issue: The schism between Republicans and conservatives.
Continue readingConservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
This is an unusually short video podcast (for me, at least) because it addresses just one issue: The schism between Republicans and conservatives.
Continue readingI forced myself to stop after approximately 100 memes addressing America’s insane condition in June 2023. Don’t fear, though, there’s some laughter there, too.
Continue readingIt’s another thrilling ride through the flotsam and jetsam of my mind as I examine the social and political scenes in America today.
Continue readingTwo news stories suggest that California Democrats have alienated major constituencies in that once lovely and now benighted state. In 2020, California’s population was 39,538,223 people. Two years later, it was estimated to have shrunk by .9%, leaving it at 39,185,605 people. That’s a significant trend for the nation’s most
Continue readingIt was a busy week in the worst possible way, but nothing stops the memers, who still came out to play.
Continue readingThese memes cover a whole lot more than just East Palestine, but it’s absolutely the dominant topic in this meme round-up.
Continue readingWith the State of the Union in a few hours, I figured I’d better publish the balloon and Biden classified docs memes before they’re obsolete. (If you haven’t yet signed up for the Bookworm Room newsletter, think about it now. We publish on an erratic schedule, so the newsletter keeps
Continue readingThe only theme that runs through this giant collection of memes is that the world as we know it has gone crazy.
Continue readingI tried hard to find a common thread in this illustrated edition, but the only thing I could think of was “we’re going to Hell in a handbasket,” which was too long for the title.
Continue readingThis week’s strong trends are (a) FTX, a money laundering scheme for the Dems, and (b) the 2022 election, a beneficiary of FTX, mail-in ballots, and RINOS.
Continue readingThe election was…weird. Republicans got more votes but are hanging on by the skin of their teeth. The memes reflect the madness. Before I begin, though, many thanks to all the veterans who were willing to give up their lives to protect our liberties.
Continue readingWe were promised a red wave and instead got (maybe) the equivalent of a piddle from a dehydrated baby, if that much. What happened? Republicans have a 1 seat lead, with three Senate races left to decide. Alaska will go to a Republican (and maybe Kelly Tshibaka, rather than the
Continue readingThe world has gone utterly mad, so mad that these are only half of the memes I’ve got on everything that’s running off the rails today.
Continue readingIs there any Democrat policy that hasn’t caused profound harm to America’s children?
Continue readingIt’s been more than a week since DeSantis’s stroke of brilliance, but Martha’s Vineyard is still the top meme (but I’ve got other stuff too).
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