I’ve previously written about the quandary faced by far-leftist DSA members/supporters in the general election. After winning the primary as radicals, how do they convincingly tack at least a bit towards the middle? Here’s how one candidate for the US … Continue reading →
I don’t blame them; his professorship was a scam for which the university is responsible. It showed a mindboggling absence of due diligence. Apparently Arday was a tough grader, too: A number of Mr Arday’s former students have complained that … Continue reading →
(1) The International Red Cross made an animated movie about a refugee from Afghanistan whom they considered a very sympathetic character. But he’s been arrested for murder in Greece, the country that took him in. The case looks strong, and … Continue reading →
A change of pace. Who is this power couple? No, the photo’s not for a perfume ad. They’ve been dating for about a year. Hint, hint, a quote from the woman: ‘I am very in love. And actually, that show … Continue reading →
If at first you don’t succeed, try try: President Trump is signing two Executive Orders to protect the meaning and value of American citizenship after Trump v. Barbara: The executive orders,Continuing to Protect the Meaning and Value of American Citizenship … Continue reading →
Ann Althouse mentions that the following is the top-rated comment at this NY Times article: Third Way and some other centrist [Democrat] groups seem far more interested in defeating progressives than defeating MAGA and far more interested in telling Democratic … Continue reading →
Some recent news [emphasis mine]: The FBI opened a criminal probe specifically targeting Donald Trump in May 2017, alleging the newly elected president may have been acting as a Russian asset when he fired then-Director James Comey even though the … Continue reading →
By now you probably know that Cambridge professor Jason Arday has quit his position without acknowledging guilt. The final straw was apparently that he had claimed to have written a book that doesn’t exist. He blames his decision to resign … Continue reading →
How did they ever figure this out?
Continue reading →… projected to be Abdul El-Sayed, although the results are very close. This is in line with what’s happening in many other races, and I think it reflects the fact that, at present, polls indicate that one-third of Democrats identify … Continue reading →