Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
A friend of mine — Tom Keltner — has a knack for limericks and he gave me permission to publish an essay’s worth of them. 24 Limericks to a ’24 Republican Victory THE FRAUD There once was a government sewn From a fraudulent fabric well known But that fabric it
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Postmodernism has meant decades teaching Americans there is no absolute truth — so why shouldn’t they believe the lies around this election? A young friend of mine, a leftist and a “scientist,” insists that there’s absolutely nothing bizarre about the fact that, as of 3 a.m. in the contested states,
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It would require a constitutional amendment, but my guest author posits a way that the feds can standardize stringent anti-fraud controls. A friend who wishes to remain nameless emailed me a suggestion for standardizing an anti-fraud approach to handling federal elections. It requires more federal control, something that should make
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Warren proves her economic illiteracy; Biden’s anger is evil, not cute; and Trump was playing 4-D chess with his Syria pullout. (This is a companion post to the No. 25 Bookworm Podcast which I uploaded yesterday. The content is mostly the same, although not identical. It won’t matter much, I think, whether
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This Leftist presidential candidate announcement is perfect satire as various bits and pieces could have been written by AOC-ward or other “woke” Americans. [give_form id=”59195″]
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Stupid Leftists — whether they are being stupid on micro or macro levels — are the gifts that never stop giving for my illustrated edition posts.
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I’m still vibrating from the excitement of an evening hearing Mark Steyn, Victor Davis Hanson, and Steve Hayward, something I try to share in this post. Thanks to a kind friend, last night I once again had the inestimable pleasure of attending PRI’s annual gala. This year, Mark Steyn was
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To save the Constitution, you must ignore the barrage of Democrat slanders and the seemingly weak Republican responses, and vote Republican in November. Over the weekend, I saw two arguments trending on Twitter. The first, from the Left, is the argument that the attacks against Kavanaugh must be real, rather
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Two bestseller lists — one local and one national — hint that there may be, if not a red wave, at least a reddish wave nationwide in November. My local paper ran an article with bestsellers for Northern California and for the nation as a whole. As the article explains,
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I have three reasons for thinking that conservatives will turn out at the polls and support Trump’s agenda this Fall, despite that alleged “Blue Wave.” The doom and gloomers, including the relentless NeverTrumpers, are saying that there’s a good chance that the Democrats will retake the House, because who doesn’t
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If illegal aliens can vote for San Francisco school board members, why can’t non-resident business owners in San Francisco vote for pro-business policies? Here’s a tip if you want to look smart or, perhaps, even be smart: Hang around with smart people. I’m fortunate in that I have found smart
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With the California Democrat Party having disavowed Dianne Feinstein, it’s time to shake things up with a Travis Allen write-in campaign for U.S. Senate. News broke today that Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat who has represented California in the United States Senate for 26 years, is no longer the darling of
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The economic news out on Friday provides a ready-made slogan for Republicans going into the 2018 midterm campaign this Fall. Trump, keeping yet another one of his campaign promises, has given us an “unexpected” booming economy (except that those of us who believe in low regulation, low taxes, and high optimism were
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From Trump’s epic response to Jay-Z, to Dennis Prager’s surprise admission, to Daniel Greenfield’s Leftist exposé, and more — there’s lots of brilliance here. Trump’s genius approach to Jay-Z’s “superbug” attack. I am getting wise to the ways of Trump. That’s why I know that the war into which he’s
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Neither Lauer nor Moore are in court so neither has a right to legal due process. Both, tho’, are subject to either business or political due process. Is there anyone out there reading this post who does not know that Matt Lauer was abruptly fired this morning for sexual improprieties
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