Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
This illustrated edition reflects my frustration as a blog writer — everything has reached such stupidity, I’m almost bereft of words. Because day is Earth Day, let’s start with the Earth Day stupidity: And now it’s time for a short detour to visit two genuine heroes, the first intentionally risking
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This illustrated edition has nothing to do with today being the 112th anniversary of the Great San Francisco Earthquake. I just wanted to acknowledge it.
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Having heard the news about the raid on Michael Cohen, Scott Adams says “Fire ’em all,” and explains why. BREAKING: Trump’s personal attorney’s office raided. Now Trump can do some firing. https://t.co/ClXRfxhIkF — Scott Adams (@ScottAdamsSays) April 9, 2018 [If the above video won’t play, you can find the content
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John Pavlovitz is a hugely popular Progressive preacher. He also exemplifies everything that’s wrong with how Progressives approach Trump’s presidency. Have you ever heard of John Pavlovitz? Right. I hadn’t heard of him either. Still, thanks to the wonders of the internet, you can quickly learn about him. According to
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Donald Trump’s conservative victories have been huge, but unless Congress reasserts its powers and restrains the Courts, his gains will be ephemeral. The Heritage Foundation, perhaps the leading conservative think-tank, is over the moon with what President Trump has accomplished to date. This from the Washington Examiner: With unprecedented speed,
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More than a year after the election, Progressives are still showing themselves to be the poorest of poor losers — but I trust Karma to keep up with them. In the days and weeks after the election, many of my Progressive Facebook friend put up posts announcing that any one
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A trip through a few days worth of my Facebook posts shows that, with little effort, I can expose Proggies to ideas and facts they usually miss or ignore. Of late, between paying work, family demands, and a touch of the blecchies (not the flu, thank goodness, but I wasn’t
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No matter what the news says, Proggies so reflexively equate Trump to Hitler, I suspect that in a decade or so, we’ll have an entirely new form of greeting. When I’m on my real-me Facebook, I always check out what my Progressive friends have to post. I do this, not
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If this photo isn’t fake, Trump was once in a meeting with Papadopoulos, a man Trump says he never met. Is there an explanation or are we seeing a real lie? One of the things that Donald Trump has consistently said is that he never even met George Papadopoulos. No
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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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With FISA and the NSA in the news, learn why abusing them isn’t arcane procedural stuff but is, instead, critically important to American freedom. Did the Obama administration illegally use its power in multiple ways to access NSA intercepts so that it could gain intelligence on – and kneecap – Trump’s administration?
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From Trump’s epic response to Jay-Z, to Dennis Prager’s surprise admission, to Daniel Greenfield’s Leftist exposé, and more — there’s lots of brilliance here. Trump’s genius approach to Jay-Z’s “superbug” attack. I am getting wise to the ways of Trump. That’s why I know that the war into which he’s
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I couldn’t stop smiling after reading a young Leftist’s horrified realization that Trump is a successful president who has undone all things Obama. A friend sent me a link to an article in the online student newspaper at his son’s college. The student author, proving himself wiser than many in
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The government shutdown ended so fast, I didn’t get to do an illustrated edition — but the posters are too good to waste, so I know you’ll enjoy them now.
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It’s Friday, so I’m leading, not with the news, but with Tide Pod challenge posters. After that come some excellent political and social commentary posters.
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