Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
As Bookworm Beat echoing Podcast 30, that covers emotional women, student loans, rapacious nature, Whistleblowers, NeverTrumpers, and Trump. Before I begin, a heads up: I’ll be traveling this weekend to visit the Revolutionary War Field Day in Camden, South Carolina, so blogging will be light, if not nonexistent. I’m sure,
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The story of the sweet beer guy and the doxxing reporter is a microcosm of Democrat behavior, plus racial — and racist — education madness in Seattle. The first part of this post is about the way in which the Carson King and Aaron Calvin saga parallels the saga of
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In my latest podcast, the story of the sweet beer guy and the doxxing reporter is a microcosm of Democrat behavior, plus education madness in Seattle. My latest podcast is up and running. You can listen to it through the audio embed below, or at LibSyn, or through Apple Podcasts.
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It’s unquestioned that IQ scores are dropping in the West, but I think there’s more to it than screen time. Educational trends and culture matter too. The West is losing IQ points. Daniel Hannan points to a disturbing reality in the modern world – we’re getting more stupid. Western IQ
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When I see people in the grips of Trump Derangement Syndrome, I wonder if their brain function vanished before or after the syndrome set in. I’m being completely serious with the question I posed in my post title — Were people with Trump Derangement Syndrome always intellectually deficient? Was it
Continue readingLinks from around the ‘net. Ms. BWR is on a weekend away and will return early next week. Meanwhile, while the Bookworm is away, the Wolf will play. (picture H/T Ace of Spades Pet Thread) (More doggie fun here) Anyone getting the impression that perhaps the people teaching our young minds
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I want to share with you a visit I took to a remarkable school that, through respect and high expectations, raises children up from broken public schools. Regular readers know that I am not a fan of public schools. I’m a product of public schools as are my children. All
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Edward Blum understands America’s promise and, to that end, he is fighting hard against academia’s obsession with race, sex, and sexual orientation. One of my Little Bookworms is applying for college. Since this Little Bookworm is open-minded about majors, school size, and geographic location, we’re applying to a lot of
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America’s Leftist-educated blue coast elites give normal Americans an undeserved inferiority complex. I’m writing this from an airport as I await my flight to return home to a community in which everyone I know has at least one college degree and not a few of them have several advanced degrees.
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College students struggle to reconcile the Leftist myths about Betsy DeVos with the real woman’s deep commitment to educating America’s children. Hypeline News went to a college campus and asked several students what they thought of Betsy DeVos. Those who appear in the video are unanimous in their dislike and disdain
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Can you smell something a bit Apocalyptic in the air? Things are getting fraught as the Left pushes the social and political system closer to the edge. Our we at end times? I’ve got a few well-written, fact-laden posts to share with you here, all of which are quite worried
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I exhausted my self with last night’s lengthy Bookworm Beat, but I have two points — one about Betsy DeVos’s qualifications to be Education Secretary and the other about Oakland’s fund for illegal immigrants — that I believe go a long way to summing up so much of what’s wrong
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You’ll notice that the title of this post — Life in Trump’s America — echoes previous round-ups I did called Life in Obama’s America. Those old posts were dystopian; in this, the new Age of Trump, things are a lot more cheerful when viewed through the prism of patriotism, rationality,
Continue readingBack in the 1960s and 1970s, state and local politicians did come and give talks at whichever public school I happened to attend at the time. The politicians’ topics were invariably uplifting things about civic involvement, public service, the great people of San Francisco or California, or similar anodyne, non-partisan
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A Progressive friend is relentlessly pushing “Trump is awful” stories on me. I, a conservative, invariably counter by pointing out that Hillary’s list of sins and failures is infinitely worse. I realized yesterday that my arguments are irrelevant. My friend will never vote for someone who is not 100% pro-abortion,
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