Summer …
… is still lingering where I live.
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The political bias of Judge Chutkin, who is presiding in the DC trial against Trump
Julie Kelly has long been one of the best reporters on J6. Now she takes up the subject of Tanya S. Chutkin, the judge presiding over Trump’s DC case. An excerpt: But even as she warns Trump about his “inflammatory” … Continue reading →
So-and-so never said such-and-such about this and that
I come across it constantly in comments and in blog posts on other sites: assertions that some politician, or every politician, in the Republican Party never spoke on a certain topic, never fought against a certain pernicious action of the … Continue reading →
Open thread 9/6/23
I rather like what this guy does with the song:
Continue reading →The donation drive is over for now – and a great big “Thank you!”
Once again, I offer a huge “thank you!” to every single person who has contributed so far, and to all those who contribute at other times of year. I am so very grateful to you all, and to all the … Continue reading →
Annals of intrepid entrepreneurship and adventure vacationing: “rat tours” in NYC
Sign me up – not: Tourists are flocking to the Big Apple to check out its exploding rat population — and tour guides are tailoring excursions to introduce them to the city’s most beady-eyed natives. Kenny Bollwerk maps out late-night … Continue reading →
The nature of the left: masterminds?
Commenter “huxley” observes: I wish to interject, as an ex-leftist, that the left is not a group of masterminds calculating their next move as in chess. The left is a complex set of subgroups working in affinity but not top-down. … Continue reading →
Open thread 9/5/23
Today we have the first of a series I call “sports you may never have watched before or even known existed”:
Continue reading →Leftist business-as-usual: crying RACIST!
DeSantis is a racist and Vivek is a white supremicist, according to the leftist MSM. No surprise for any of this. Any Republican contender will be painted with that brush for a simple reason: the propaganda works with a lot … Continue reading →
China keeps pushing
Here’s an interesting tidbit of news: Chinese nationals have illicitly tried to access U.S. military installations and other sensitive areas some 100 times in recent years, raising the issue of espionage. The Wall Street Journal reported this weekend that these … Continue reading →
Happy Labor Day!
[NOTE: This is a slightly edited version of a previous post.] Labor Day is the bookend standing at the opposite end of summer from its holiday beginning, Memorial Day. July Fourth is summer’s early peak, with the promise of long … Continue reading →