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So, what about those polls?
I finally gave up on ascribing any meaning to the polls this election cycle. The only thing they seemed to be saying with any consistency was that the race was balanced on a razor’s edge, but that even that could … Continue reading →
I’m not yet finished posting for the day …
… but there will be a delay while I transport a friend back and forth from the hospital for a test. Just thought I’d let you know.
Continue reading →Don’t mess with the Amish
Yes, the Amish: The state’s famed “Pennsylvania Dutch” registered to vote in “unprecedented numbers” in response to a January federal raid on a local raw milk farm in Bird in Hand, Pa., a source familiar with the situation told The … Continue reading →
What went wrong in the Harris campaign? Maybe the dogs just didn’t like it
This election has generated so much to think about that it could serve as subject matter for posts for years. And yes, books will be written about it – although not by me. So I’ll just start tackling topic after … Continue reading →
Open thread 11/7/2024
A personal note on this election
I’m still pinching myself about the election results. But it doesn’t seem like this will feature a repeat of the post-election reversals of 2020; the win was apparently too big for that. And yet still too close for comfort, given … Continue reading →
More and more and more: an election roundup
So many things of interest! It’s a happy day. (1) Konstantin Kisin understands. If you’re not familiar with his podcast Triggernometry, you should take a look sometimes. (2) Harris has called Trump to concede. Yay!: Harris discussed the importance of … Continue reading →
Thoughts on the election
Wow, what a night. And, as has become typical in recent years, we still don’t know about several Senate races or who will take control of the House. But much as Trump dodged a real bullet on July 13 in … Continue reading →
Open thread 11/6/2024
Long may it wave:
Continue reading →Election eve
Here’s a thread for the election results. I’m staying away from coverage for another hour or two, but you can discuss everything here. UPDATE 11/6/2024 at 12:40 AM: I’m back. I still have PTSD from late returns in 2020, so … Continue reading →
Obama was the turning point
[Hat tip: commenter “AesopFan.”] I’ve long felt that, as the title of this post says, Obama was the turning point – not to some hoped-for racial reconciliation, but to a divisive leftist dominance in US politics. Here’s an article from … Continue reading →