Slooow loading
I’m trying to work out the glitches that have been making the blog load slowly for the last day or two. I’m curious, though, whether all of you are having problems or just some of you. If you can, let … Continue reading →
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Now what?
[NOTE: By the way, I’m still having slow website issues. I’m working on the problem, and it could be fixed very soon or it may take a couple of days. Thanks for your patience.] I guess Cruz won the game … Continue reading →
Super Ides of March Tuesday
[UPDATE BELOW] As you can tell from the title, I’m very very very very nervous. I fully expect Donald Trump to do very very well. If the polls are correct, there is an excellent chance he gets the two winner-take-all … Continue reading →
Early Frost and late
Here’s a very early poem by Robert Frost: “The Tuft of Flowers.” And by “very early” I mean very; Frost was probably about 22 when he wrote it (1896 or 1897). You can tell it’s early if you know anything … Continue reading →
Explaining the research replicability problem
Here.
Continue reading →I’m wondering too
The previous election cycle and now this one have caused me to agree with DirtyJobsGuy: “It makes you wonder how many little tyrants are out there.” If there’s one thing that’s now clear, it’s that many many people—left and right—don’t … Continue reading →
I’m not sure…
…whether this will help or hurt Kasich at this point. Toss a coin.
Continue reading →“Get over it” say Trump supporters
I’ve noticed the line over and over from Trump supporters addressing people who aren’t the least bit happy at the prospect of a Trump nomination: “Get over it!” It seems to summarize the feeling tone of a lot of the … Continue reading →
More on the Michelle Fields story
It’s not easy to keep up with this one. Late last night I added an update to this previous post of mine on the subject. But for further updates, I refer you to this post at Legal Insurrection.
Continue reading →Describing the Trump voter
Here are some observations from commenter “Bob” on the Trump voters he met and talked to while canvassing for Cruz about a week ago. I thought they were worth highlighting: I canvassed for Cruz, and found it quite illuminating speaking … Continue reading →
Obama approval at 3-year high
Apparently Obama looks good by comparison. Sigh.
Continue reading →Free speech and the election: protests force canceling of Trump event in Chicago
What happened to cause the cancelation of the Trump rally at the University of Illinois for security reasons due to protests was a subset of a growing tendency of the left to shut down free speech on several fronts. Note … Continue reading →