The polling indicated Hong’s win was a foregone conclusion, and it would be by double digits. Large double digits. And yet she lost – by a small margin, but a loss. The Democrat establishment breathes a sigh of relief, and … Continue reading →
I was fortunate enough to see the original on Broadway as a young child, and I still remember it:
Continue reading →I don’t know how far the rot extends to other countries, but it’s certainly pervasive in the US and Britain. I suspect it’s even worse at elite institutions than at institutions that once were thought of as being of lesser … Continue reading →
Even a writer at CNN is not impressed: “I have a local city councilman that has this saying: ‘Woke 1 was crazy,’” the New York congresswoman said on ABC’s “This Week,” before laughing. Ocasio-Cortez, who once supported defunding the police, … Continue reading →
I think Fauci was a plague on this country. He made things up regarding masks and distances, he promoted shutdowns that harmed people, and he was a self-aggrandizing narcissist. And yet I will be defending him at least somewhat on … Continue reading →
If you watch only one video on the DSA, I strongly suggest this one. It’s an interview with a former member from back when the organization was advocating more of a European-style welfare state. He watched it morph almost overnight … Continue reading →
At least, that’s what he’s saying at the moment: “We are low-keying it,” Trump said during a brief phone call. “We are only semi-negotiating with them. We are just watching Iran with its huge inflation and the fact they have … Continue reading →
(1) From what I can tell, the Irish civil war threat over “migrants” from an entity called the “New IRA” comes from a single source. I’m not convinced it has much if any meaning: The New IRA is planning a … Continue reading →
Most of you have probably seen the movie “Yankee Doodle Dandy” starring James Cagney as George M. Cohan. I watched it on TV many times as a child, and loved it. A while back I read that Cagney’s stiff-legged dancing … Continue reading →
Here’s a feel-good story: A carpenter who helped restore Notre-Dame after the devastating 2019 fire was granted permission to marry inside the cathedral, becoming part of its first wedding ceremony in 30 years. A remarkable exception was made when 29-year-old … Continue reading →