Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
There are silver linings to Wuhan virus madness. The past seven months have brought a great deal of useful clarity that we should celebrate. The other day, I wrote about the fact that Trump’s candidacy promises a return to normalcy. Under the slogan Make America Normal Again, we could have
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2020 will go down in history as the Groundhog Day year. These illustrated edition memes would work for any day or month in 2020.
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The title of this post pretty much says it all: This is a collection of BLM, Wuhan virus, and riot memes, plus a bunch of other relevant and funny things. But first — show the flag: And now back to our regularly scheduled memes:
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I have got the most ginormous list of news that interests me. Let’s see how much I can share, along with my opinions, before I wear you and myself out. The sins of the fathers. The Bible is clear about visiting the sins of the fathers on the children: Deuteronomy
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No matter how bad things are, there’s always room for wisdom and laughter, and there’s plenty of that in this crazy times illustrated edition.
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This is smorgasbord illustrated edition, with 84 illustrations in no particular order on everything from Wuhan virus to BLM to to silly stuff, and more.
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I lied. These memes aren’t just about Ghislaine Maxwell and Black Lives Matter. They’re also about Antifa, Democrats, Biden, guns, the Wuhan virus, and more. UPDATE: Chris Cassone sent me a video of his song about the Stand Your Ground doctrine. I liked it, and I think you will too:
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Can we still laugh at the leftist war on every American institution and value, including Aunt Jemima pancake mix? Read these memes and then you tell me. Putting aside his crazy noodle habit, this is the hero America needs pic.twitter.com/ciYtEM1LOe — Rita Panahi (@RitaPanahi) June 14, 2020 pic.twitter.com/vnRpk0zl5y — Donald
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When I was little, my mother often kept me home from school. I’ve often thought it was because I was adept at manipulating her into thinking I was too sick to go to school, and she certainly did like having me home. In retrospect, though, I realize there was an
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The federal govt. should investigate Gov. Cuomo of New York and his Health Commissioner, Howard Zucker, for their indefensible policy requiring nursing homes to take patients without regard to the Wuhan virus, knowing that it would result in illness and death among the state’s most at-risk population. On March 25,
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In 1920, Warren G. Harding’s campaign slogan was “a return to normalcy.” He won. Perhaps that ought to be Trump’s new slogan: “Make America Normal Again.” One of the ickiest phrases around lately is the “new normal.” We’re told by leftist politicos and a thousand commercials that we’re in the
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This mammoth illustrated edition honors Memorial Day, then tackles the Wuhan Virus, Biden, Democrats, government, and finally ends with a few good laughs. What happens when Karen takes control. https://t.co/mqq37iMTtK — Bookwormroom (@Bookwormroom) May 25, 2020 Biden can no longer speak coherently: This is your cat on drugs…. A
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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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I am exploding with pent-up posts going back two weeks, so I thought a Bookworm Beat might be the best way to do a mental download onto the blog. A good Obamagate overview. During their Russagate heyday, the leftist media had it easy because they could roll with a single
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When Wil Wheaton passes on to his supporters a leftist joke about those who protest shutdowns, I’m getting paranoid enough to see a threat in that joke. Wil Wheaton played the indescribably irritating character of Wesley on Star Trek : The Next Generation. Captain Picard’s irritated “Shut up, Wesley,” uttered when Wesley
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