… may be doing a slow fade: New York Supreme Court Justice Christina Ryba ruled in favor of Clear Choice PAC and found Kennedy violated New York state law by listing a New York address as his residence on the … Continue reading →
I expected Omar’s victory. It’s just another sign of the times – and not an encouraging one. Here’s an analysis: But a few factors worked in Omar’s favor this time. She again outraised [her opponent] Samuels by a lot, but … Continue reading →
Actually, she’s pretty darn good for only two years of study. Most people would be considerably worse:
Continue reading →Many people seem extremely interested in this topic, far beyond what might be expected by the sheer numbers. But it’s not as easy as one might think to poll Jews on their voting behavior. Here’s a discussion about it. The … Continue reading →
The media is bound and determined to present Trump in the worst light possible, and Harris in the best light possible. To do this they will outright lie, distort the facts in more subtle ways, and ignore what doesn’t fit … Continue reading →
(1) Kamala is the media’s sweetheart all of a sudden. Please see this. And also: The way the US corporate media transformed Kamala Harris from a national embarrassment to a transformative pioneer overnight — without even pretending to care about … Continue reading →
It can be difficult for Americans to understand the way British elections work. I think Phillips gives the clearest explanation I’ve heard. The recent overwhelming victory by Labour gave the left enormous power, and because of the margin of victory … Continue reading →
… although the voting results in Pennsylvania count very much. I’m talking about this announcement: Pennsylvanians won’t always know the final results of all races on election night. Any changes in results that occur as counties continue to count ballots … Continue reading →
The other day I was watching a video about Margot Fonteyn, the most famous British ballet dancer of the mid-twentieth century. The video featured a few seconds of her dancing in Fokine’s Les Sylphides. It was a role I immediately … Continue reading →
Another piece of bad news from Britain: You can be jailed for social media posts that fall into some nebulously-defined “hate speech” category, and to make things even more ridiculous, at least one British cop, this one being Metropolitan Police … Continue reading →