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Joe Biden: what were they thinking?
Commenter “TommyJay” asks: What were the Dem leadership and their minions thinking when they engaged in this massive coverup of Sloe Joe’s feebleness and disfunction? Good question. along with the related one of “why did they think they could get … Continue reading →
Roundup
Here we go; lots of news: (1) Ex-hostage Edan Alexander says that the terrorists treated him better after Trump’s election: Alexander’s aunt, Sharon Senyor, told the Ynet news site on Wednesday that “he said that since Trump took power his … Continue reading →
Open thread 5/16/2025
Trump gets down to business in the Arab world
This is the way I see it, too: President Trump is first and foremost a businessman, and he sees things through that lens. He went to the Middle East to do business, to talk business, to make deals, and the … Continue reading →
SCOTUS will be considering the legality of nationwide injunctions
It’s very important for the Court to rule on this: Today, the United States Supreme Court will hear three consolidated cases in Trump v. CASA on the growing use of national or universal injunctions. This is a matter submitted on … Continue reading →
Politics as “mental illness”
Commenter “Cavendish” wonders: A few questions: What is the difference between “mental illness” and “incapable of thinking rationally”? What, precisely, is the definition of “thinking rationally”? And, is “incapable of thinking rationally” suffered uniformly and consistently, or is it situationally … Continue reading →
Open thread 5/15/2025
Trump is attempting to reform federal regulatory criminal law
Wow. Just wow. This was never on my radar screen for action by Trump. But it was on his: On Friday, President Trump issued a new executive order with a remarkably broad scope and deep implications, under the title “Fighting … Continue reading →
Had some connectivity issues today, but as of now they seem to be (knock wood!) resolved
The blog had been going quite smoothly for a few months, but today it ran into that connectivity snag again. I spent some frustrating time talking to my hosting service about it. As often happens, they blamed it on something … Continue reading →
The high cost of Democrat virtue-signaling on criminal illegal aliens
Nearly two hundred illegal aliens have been arrested in DC. Read some of their criminal histories; it’s astounding that Democrat authorities previously refused to cooperate with ICE about these people, but it seems to have been standard operating procedure. For … Continue reading →
Sally Quinn mourns the lost days of harmony and power along the Potomac
[Hat tip: Ace.] Why am I writing about Sally Quinn, of all people? She just wrote an essay that I find fascinating in the sense that it expresses feelings I’m pretty sure are common among the displaced power-wielders in Washington … Continue reading →