… Kamala blames Trump. What a guy – is there anything he can’t do? Spooky action at a distance. From Harris: Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign is blaming former President Trump for the latest negative jobs report — nearly a … Continue reading →
Commenter “om” was the one who guessed right about my trip: I went on a one-week cruise from Vancouver to Alaska. That sunset in yesterday’s photo was one of the highlights of the trip, and I almost missed seeing it. … Continue reading →
I don’t trust Seymour Hersh. But his report on how Biden was “convinced” to withdraw from the race, and how Harris became the nominee, is close to what I had already concluded for myself. Here’s a discussion at RedState of … Continue reading →
I guess the feedback on the plea deal was awful, because Secretary of Defense Austin has said not so fast: The deal that stirred national outrage and took the death penalty off of the table has been revoked by Defense … Continue reading →
I am heartily sick of writing about Kamala Harris or even thinking about her. Likewise with the 2024 election as a whole. I sometimes believe that some combination of rigging and fraud moots everything I might say about the candidates … Continue reading →
By now you’e probably read about the Olympic women’s boxing match in which a genetic male’s blows were so hard that the female opponent gave up after 46 seconds, in dramatic fashion: Italy’s Angela Carini quit 46 seconds into her … Continue reading →
Bet you didn’t know I was away, did you? I’ve just returned from a fairly lengthy trip out west, and now I’m in re-entry: laundry, groceries, reconnecting with friends. The trip was long because I combined a bunch of things, … Continue reading →
Here’s what the Defense Department has to say about it: not much. The Convening Authority for Military Commissions, Susan Escallier, has entered into pretrial agreements with Khalid Shaikh Mohammad, Walid Muhammad Salih Mubarak Bin ‘Attash, and Mustafa Ahmed Adam al … Continue reading →
It’s the biggest swap with Russia since the Cold War days: The Wall Street Journal has praised the release of three Americans, including reporter Evan Gershkovich, as part of a historic prisoner swap between Russia and the US. Gershkovich’s release … Continue reading →