Enough of this “news” business—now for something completely different, something for the holidays. It’ll help you gain your requisite .81 pounds and then some. Those of you who’ve read this blog for a long time are probably familiar with the … Continue reading →
With polls, especially polls this far ahead of any voting, there’s always the caveat of possible inaccuracy, plus possible future change. But polls are the best evidence we have, and they can certainly show trends. One of the most recent … Continue reading →
There’s still plenty of time to order from Amazon through the neo-neocon portal. Give your loved ones a present—or even yourself—and help me out as well. It’s a win-win-win situation. Oh, and those lefties I’m talking about? Not the political … Continue reading →
I’ve noticed the word “kapo” cropping up now and then in the comments section of this blog, to refer to someone Jewish who is seen as an underhanded betrayer of the Jewish people or Israel. Here’s a typical example, which … Continue reading →
…from the new Fox poll, for what it’s worth: (1) Trump continues to be the front runner, which is no surprise at all. (2) Voters seem to think he has the best chance of beating Hillary Clinton, but the polls … Continue reading →
In the San Bernardino attacks we seem to have had the trifecta of perpetrators: US-born Islamic terrorist of Pakistani descent, plus foreign-born Islamic terrorist recently arrived through the visa program—and now Enrique Marquez, the newly-charged home-grown Islamic-convert terrorist of Hispanic … Continue reading →
Take a look at this interview, in which Trump practically defines mindless moral relativism. No doubt Trump supporters can figure out a way to justify it; perhaps something like this: “Oh, Trump doesn’t want to offend Putin, because if he’s … Continue reading →
Yesterday Cornhead reported the following conversation from his experience at Hillary’s Iowa appearance: I was talking to some old, rich, liberal white women in the line. It was freezing cold and they were talking about their winter vacations in the … Continue reading →
Any surprise at this shows a certain amount of poor judgment, I’d say. On Hagel’s part: It was Aug. 30, 2013, and the U.S. military was poised for war. Obama had publicly warned Syrian strongman Bashar al-Assad that his regime … Continue reading →
People don’t like to change their minds, and they particularly don’t like to have to reorder a belief system they’ve held for years or a lifetime. With increasing attacks of the Paris and San Bernardino type, liberals are faced with … Continue reading →
I keep encountering the statement from Trump supporters that Trump appeals to a lot Democrats, more than the other Republican candidates do, and enough to make a difference in the general. Except for the fact that, if you look at … Continue reading →
On Hillary Clinton.
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