Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
This challenge to the assault on language that the transgender movement demands is a pretty good re-working of Abbott and Costello’s “Who’s on First” shtick! Hat tip: Daily Wire
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When transgender people enforce their unhinged reality on us, society as a whole suffers. But this madness also claims another victim: Intelligible grammar! If you haven’t yet heard about the allegedly “gender unknown” baby in Canada, here’s the quick version, based upon actual facts and using comprehensible grammar: A Canadian
Continue readingWe know about the history and we know about the logic. In his usual impeccable way, Bill Whittle now explains about the grammar:
Continue readingDonna Brazile authored a tweet in which she was obviously trying to condemn the President’s critics for daring to suggest that it might be a bad thing when the leader of the once-free world, when faced with a fast metastasizing death cult, announces that there’s in-fighting in the government and
Continue readingIt’s always fun to watch liberal heads explode. This happens when their political fantasies smash head-on into reality. Samuel L. Jackson is struggling through a cognitive dissonance moment as he struggles to avoid the inevitable conclusion that Obama is an empty suit who offers nothing but a blank slate on
Continue readingOn Facebook the other day, one of my friends offered her services as an English tutor — and included a grammatical error in her offer. Admittedly, it was an error that involved a usage that has been changing over time, but I still expect an English tutor to avoid this
Continue readingI like Kristin Chenoweth and I suffer from migraines, so this story caught my eye. And then the bad grammar in the second paragraph made my eyes roll: Meghan Prophet says Chenoweth felt a migraine coming on after winning an Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a comedy series and
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