Maybe: President Biden confirmed Friday that he may refuse to debate former President Donald Trump ahead of their anticipated election rematch. “It depends on his behavior,” the 81-year-old Biden told reporters as he left the White House for a campaign … Continue reading →
I’ve cued this up for about a nine-minute excerpt that I think is a valuable lesson about the history of “Palestine.”
Continue reading →I’ll just put this up here without comment. The comments practically write themselves: President Biden: "I told him, Bibi, and don't repeat this, but you and I are going to have a ‘come to Jesus’ meeting." “I’m on a hot … Continue reading →
Ten years. We know more than we did then, but the basic mystery remains. To refresh your memory, if it needs refreshing: MH370 set off from Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia for China’s capital city on March 8, 2014. Thirty-nine minutes … Continue reading →
Here’s Douglas Murray: “Maybe if we come up with a perfect argument,” he said. “Maybe if we inform people about the history, and broadly speaking, you’re talking about trying to educate or inform people who are not educated or informed.” … Continue reading →
The Trump allies are now in charge: Speaking to RNC members, Whatley vowed that the organization “will be focused like a laser on getting out the vote and protecting the ballot.” “In less than eight months, we are going to … Continue reading →
Late last night I looked at comments to a YouTube video that featured excerpts from Biden’s SOTU speech, and the first ten or so were on the order of “Great speech!” “Unifying speech that will bring us together!” “Statesmanlike speech!” … Continue reading →
I won’t be watching tonight’s speech by Biden. As usual, I’ll just check the transcript later. And yes, I think he’ll be able to stand there and read it, although there may be a few “gaffes.” And the Democrats will … Continue reading →
As I read this interview with economist and former Harvard president Larry Summers, I was in basic agreement with the points he made in the first half or so. For example: So I think what happens in universities is immensely … Continue reading →
Remember when the NY Times staff was outraged because the paper published a Tom Cotton editorial supporting the idea of using the National Guard to quell some of the post-Floyd riots in American cities in 2020? Well, now that a … Continue reading →