Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Yes, it’s another Bookworm video podcast in which I hold forth about political and social issues. I’m sort of getting the hang of the video technology for those who like to see what I’m looking at as they listen to me. And of course, there’s the purely audio podcast for
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I don’t know anything about Nicki Schreiner other than this video, but she should be a role model for every liberty-loving person in America. By the way, given the camera angle, this might have been a set-up. However, on her TikTok page, where this gal posted the video, she said
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I’m not the fiery rebellious type but, today, we mounted a quiet mask rebellion and — hot damn! — it felt wonderful. I live in the Southeastern corridor that’s been affected by the ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline. And yes, I do think it was a real ransomware attack, not
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I believe that there’s a lesson about masks — and what they’re really good at in today’s world — in the bad cold I caught. I have a cold, a nasty, snuffly, sore-throat, stuffy-nose, I-feel-sick kind of cold. The same kind of cold that I’ve probably had 200 times before
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Here’s a clever, depressing, and creepy video. I’m working on another idea, but it’ll be a little while before I have it up:
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I was thinking about the Trafalgar Group’s tactic of finding shy Trump voters and of my old life in California, and something didn’t add up. The Trafalgar Group was as successful as it was in 2016 in part because it figured out a way to overcome the “shy Trump” effect.
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I’m in a Festivus mood: My Airing of the Grievances has me saying “I got a lotta problems with you leftists, and now you’re going to hear about it!” Sometimes victim-blaming is appropriate: I found the following statement circulating among my leftist friends on Facebook and it irritated me more
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An immune system overreaction (a cytokine storm) can be more deadly than the disease. America’s political immune system is overreacting, and it’s killing us. An older friend of mine lives in Oregon, which has had 137 deaths from the Wuhan virus. In a population of 4,217,737, that means that 0.0032%
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Seeing COVID-19-related behavioral changes in Walmart, especially among African-Americans, told me that we can control our destinies and reopen America. I’ve always been a rather fastidious person, but that went stratospheric in around 2003, which was the year that I stumbled non-stop from one cold to another for almost eight
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Once upon a time, we Americans would walk boldly into a Walmart or Lowe’s, grab a shopping cart, troll the aisles getting whatever we could need or want, and then head to the cash register, to stand packed in line with myriad other people to checkout. Those days seem like
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