John Hinderaker has written…
…the definitive post on the Sterling brouhaha.
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Voting fraud and the voter ID fight
Here’s a good article about voter fraud and its incidence, and the Democratic argument against its existence. The piece dovetails pretty much with what I wrote recently on the subject here, but it marshals some additional facts and is well … Continue reading →
Wall Street Republicans
I don’t know much about the agenda of the authors of this Politico piece entitled “Wall Street Republicans’ dark secret: Hillary Clinton 2016.” I’m going to assume they have one, though, and that it’s not to help the 2016 Republican … Continue reading →
John Kerry, our illustrious Secretary of State…
…has made the following statements: If there’s no two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict soon, Israel risks becoming “an apartheid state,” Secretary of State John Kerry told a room of influential world leaders in a closed-door meeting Friday… Kerry also … Continue reading →
This evening is the start of…
…Holocaust Remembrance Day. Bookworm writes: Back in the 1930s, no one could believe that the Germans, considered the most civilized and advanced of all Europeans, could become so bestial. The tragedy today is that, when we look at the Islamists, … Continue reading →
Here’s pretty much the sum total of what I have to say about the “Donald Sterling is a racist” brouhaha
I’m not going to waste time listening to the tape of a conversation between the 81-year-old billionaire owner of the Clippers and his 20-something girlfriend that has everyone in an uproar about his racism. It’s a private conversation, for goodness … Continue reading →
Spring’s coming!
Yes, I know that technically spring’s been here for quite a while. But northern climes don’t get to see it so quickly. In 1913, about a hundred years ago, Robert Frost wrote about the transition of the seasons in one … Continue reading →
Andrew McCarthy on Obama and Holder’s drug pardons
McCarthy strongly criticizes Obama and Holder here. It’s worth reading the whole thing; too bad most Americans won’t read even a single sentence of it. Here’s an excerpt: …[I]n making a mockery of his core constitutional duty to execute the … Continue reading →
The war on e-cigarettes…
…reminds me of the war on little schoolkids making gun gestures with their hands. Instead of worrying about the thing itself, people are worrying about a simulacrum of the thing. Why would people who are against smoking because of its … Continue reading →
Fashion: plus é§a change
After years of body-revealing styles, oversized is coming back. And quite lovely it is: Reminds me of, in order: And in general: [Hat tip: Althouse.]
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Echoes of “Soylent Green” and “A Modest Proposal“: The British Columbia Health Ministry has admitted that the remains of babies destroyed by abortion in B.C. facilities are ending up in a waste-to-power facility in the United States, providing electricity for … Continue reading →
Destructive Generation
I’m reading the book Destructive Generation: Second Thoughts About the Sixties by David Horowitz and Peter Collier. It’s a chilling document, especially because—unlike in 1989, when the book was first written—it’s become more and more clear that the left’s long … Continue reading →