Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Time to dust off the Hillary Clinton files and revisit our nation’s classified information handling laws as the left desperately tries to suggest that Biden is innocent of any wrongdoing (and far more innocent than the evil oramge man) for his mishandling of classified documents. So a series of classified
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The acute political observers and wits have been at work since the Afghanistan debacle began (plus a few other random interesting things).
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A charming Indian mystic tells a very funny joke that might give us hope in the event that Kamala Harris manages to become President. If Joe Biden does get sworn in, I predict that, one way or another, he’ll swiftly be booted in favor of President Harris. This would be
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If you needed more motivation to get out and vote against progressives, Dementia Joe just provided it. He’s put “gun control” at issue just as the nation explodes in progressive violence. In March, economist and former university Professor John Lott Jr. took note of the Democrat presidential contenders, in particular
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I had a clever intro for this Illustrated Edition . . . and then I forgot it. Apparently Joe Bidenitis is contagious. Just enjoy these memes. And as a bonus, a reminder of the world that vanished with World War I: Taken in Berlin in 1913, that’s George V of
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Thoughts about the Wuhan virus, the government’s role in it all, and the Biden-Harris ticket (including debates and conservative panderers). Paging Dr. Kevorkian. When it comes to the Wuhan virus, liberty, and economic well-being, blue state and blue city voters elected the political equivalent of an army of Dr. Kevorkians.
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After thinking about it for 36 hours, I’m still bewildered by Biden’s decision to add Kamala Harris to the ticket. I’ve now had a little more than a day to contemplate Biden’s choice of Kamala Harris as his running mate. During that time, I’ve tried really hard to figure out
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I’d hoped to end today with a post, but it’s been an extremely busy day and I’m not done yet. As always, of late, it’s been a good day. I am always grateful for good days, especially when they include (as this day did) torrential rain accompanied by lightning and
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I’ve got everything here: Schiffty’s Schpy-gate, Kamala Harris, Fascist Leftism, Churchill’s genius, Iran, Trump’s genius, and a perfidious Smithsonian. Phew! I promised to have something up by 10:00 my time and, despite 8,762 interruptions (or thereabouts), I’m going to make it. I’ve got so much interesting stuff to share with
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In America, the term Right Wing is misused to imply that conservative Americans are fascists lusting for world domination; in fact, the opposite is true. Irrelevant intro: As my regular readers (to whom I am endlessly grateful) know, I was away from my blog for some time caring for a
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If listening to Trump irks you, stop listening and start focusing on his accomplishments. Next, do the same for the Dem candidates. Then vote for Trump. (If you prefer listening over reading, the companion podcast to this post is embedded below, or you can listen to it at Libsyn or at Apple podcasts.
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When you hear a Democrat presidential candidate say “Let me make this perfectly clear” . . . you are about to hear a lie at worst, a non-answer at best. Elizabeth Warren in particular, but several of the proggies on stage last night, all exhibited the same verbal tic. When
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“White Supremacy” is a progressive canard to keep the race card viable in the absence of actual racism. It paints all whites as inherently racist and promotes the worst of tribalism as a progressive political tool. The New York Times’ 1619 Project seeks to “reframe” American history to mark the
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Watching Elizabeth Warren boast about her “plan” for Mitch McConnell shows she has a doppelgänger in the Monty Python universe — John Cleese’s Anne Elk. Do you remember how, during last week’s debate, Elizabeth Warren stated that she had a plan for dealing with Mitch McConnell and then promptly followed
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The Democrat Debates were indeed boring, but they were also a wonderful insight into Democrat policies and candidate strengths and weaknesses. I watched both of the Democrat debates. I’ve now had 43 hours to ruminate about Wednesday’s debate and 19 hours to ruminate about Thursday’s debate. That’s given me a
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