Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
A look at some of the history and holidays on December 3 Holidays & Observances on December 3 The feast of St. Francis Xavier, one of history’s most successful Catholic missionaries and, in 1534, one of the co-founders of the Jesuit Order. Before joining the clergy, Xavier was a student
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The sexual innocence and comedic vulgarity in old movies reminds me that we’ve entirely lost the innocence and replaced it with crude sexual vulgarity. This is not a post about politics. I need a break from politics. Instead, it’s a post that follows on from a conversation I had via
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It’s hard to imagine now, but once upon time Hollywood celebrated American values and American victory in overseas wars. Sing along with me. I meant to post these yesterday, but the only souvenir I brought home from my vacation was a bad cold, which has slowed me down a bit.
Continue readingThe clown kerfuffle — a rodeo clown dons a presidential mask available at any Halloween costume store and is instantly transformed into a fiery member if the KKK — has helped clarify something about the Left’s response to any non-Democrat generated references to Obama. I found this clarification in yesterday’s
Continue readingToday is the 70th anniversary of Germany’s bombing campaign against Poland, the official start of World War II. I thought, therefore, that this song from 1941’s Babes on Broadway was just right. It is an explicit tribute to beleaguered Britain, which was, at the only time, not only the sole
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