Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
In my latest podcast, I talk the custody battle over James Younger and the myriad problems it raises with the fad called transgenderism. My latest podcast is up and running. You can listen to it through the audio embed below, or at LibSyn, or through Apple Podcasts. The podcast: 1. Explains why
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I went overboard in this Bookworm Beat, covering the border wall, Syria, Antisemitism, Europe’s fall, science, Michelle and Melania, media bias, and much more. Good walls make good neighbors. Trump did it — he got the House to include $5 billion in the budget bill to build the border wall.
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When the Left uses euphemisms, it does not do so to be kind; it does so to set the agenda for immigration, trans activism, and other Leftist policies. I am not a fan of euphemisms. I’ve always struggled a bit reading people’s emotions (I was probably on the Asperger’s scale
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Recent news stories reaffirm that, if you’re a woman who cares about the environment, your preferred form of birth control should be abstinence. I was cleaning out the files on my computer when I came across a poster I put together three years ago. Looking it over, I realized that today’s
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Glenn Reynolds is absolutely right when he wonders if birth control pills have contributed to the dramatic rise in strokes in young urban women. Today at Instapundit, Glenn Reynolds put up the following short post: A WORRISOME INCREASE IN STROKES among young people in large cities. The increase among women is more
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I have been a bit remiss in blogging the past few days, but that’s because I’ve been caught up in web design and lose track of time. I’m creating the web as a companion piece to my app project. Learning web design provides me with fun and frustration in equal measure.
Continue readingI’m sorry for the long silence, but to quote Granny Clampett, “I was just plumb tuckered out.” Between escalating work demands and the usual family demands, I haven’t had either spare energy or spare time. It was only two days ago that I stopped being in denial and accepted that,
Continue readingLots of good stuff today, so I’m going to dive right in. As always, these aren’t in any particular order, so you may find interesting things buried halfway down the list. I’ve made the same point before, but I still like to see it come from Daniel Hannan and Jonah
Continue readingLibertarians have it right when they say it’s not the government’s responsibility to legislate morality. It’s the people’s responsibility to be moral. Government’s job is to have “few laws, but unbreakable,” all directed at a stable, just (not fair, but just), constitutional society in which citizens have the best opportunity
Continue readingA couple of weeks ago, I said to my sister, “Kate’s pregnant,” referring to the Duchess of Cambridge. “How do you know?” she asked. “Because,” I told her, “the British press was filled with daily stories about her, showing her going her and there, and always talking about her perfect
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