Another great makeover
Enjoy (if you want to cut to the chase, go to 11:05):
Continue reading →Yearly Archives: 2018
Last night I had a dream
Yesterday I drove about two hours up north to visit friends, and drove back very late. I was so tired when I got back home that I fell asleep without my usual bedtime ritual (elaborate toothbrushing and flossing, makeup removal … Continue reading →
Trump’s immigration bill proposal
It’s big news, but I haven’t yet written on it. Why? Because I think it’s just the opening scene in a play that will be revised several times. Actually, that’s a bad metaphor. It’s not the opening scene; the play … Continue reading →
The speculation game: the press and Obama
Would a photo of Obama with Louis Farrakhan have made any difference in the results of the 2008 election had it been published and not suppressed? A journalist announced last week that he will publish a photograph of then-Illinois Sen. … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →The Emperor’s New Clothes: Trump at Davos
No, Trump’s not the emperor without clothes. He’s the kid who points and says the obvious about the naked emperor, “But he hasn’t got anything on!” That was my reaction yesterday when I read what Trump had said about Palestine … Continue reading →
Parallel media universes: the MSM is obsessed with Trump and Mueller
While the right covers this, that, and the other thing, the MSM and the left is obsessed with the NY Times’ report that Trump tried to fire Mueller and was talked out of it. Go to memeorandum and you’ll see … Continue reading →
My war with graphics, and graphics’ war with me
I’ve written before about my problem with cartoons. But I have a similar problem with graphics. The other day while working on the new blog site I noticed that my dashboard was one of those streamlined things so popular today—mostly … Continue reading →
FBI, DOJ: Lost and found
Those texts from Strzok and Page that had gotten lost? They’ve been found!: Here’s how: In a letter sent to congressional committees, Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz said his office “succeeded in using forensic tools to recover text messages … Continue reading →
Robert Weede: “The Most Happy Fella”
“The Most Happy Fella” is a musical by Frank Loesser (I wrote about Loesser and his oeuvre here) that opened on Broadway in 1956. “Fella” is an odd bird in that it requires many operatic voices. Perhaps that’s why it’s … Continue reading →
John Kerry, diplomat extraordinaire, can’t seem to retire
There are few prominent political figures in America I have disliked as much or as long as John Kerry. Even back when I was a liberal Democrat, which is when he first became well-known, something about him (or maybe many … Continue reading →
Another must-read from Andrew C. McCarthy
Andrew C. McCarthy is the most consistently readable, thorough, and clear writer on the topic of all the current government investigations going on, and recent ones in the past as well. I’ve cited him many times, and here I go … Continue reading →