So much so that some Democrats seem to be abandoning her, at least somewhat. Funny thing is that people on the right – and particularly anyone who regularly reads Powerline – have known for many many years most if not … Continue reading →
Netanyahu’s party has done better than expected, but not well enough to win an outright majority. It’s interesting, isn’t it? – the “better than expected” part. The not reaching a majority part was completely expected. It had been widely predicted … Continue reading →
It wasn’t a direct flight: Sources earlier confirmed to CNN that Bolsonaro had left Brazil for the US after losing Sunday’s presidential election runoff against leftist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Brazil’s Federal Police canceled Bolsonaro’s passports after he … Continue reading →
That’s one of the Democrats’ approaches. And who knows, perhaps enough voters are stupid enough and hateful enough to believe it. At any rate, the Democrats must think it’s a winning approach. It’s worked in the past in many parts … Continue reading →
Comey seems to be in a bit of legal trouble. Again: The Department of Justice has charged former FBI Director James Comey with transmitting national defense information to an unauthorized person and conspiring to spread it. The charges fall under … Continue reading →
I can’t. I’ve been dreading it for quite some time. Don’t have a whole lot to say about it, though, that I haven’t already said. I know what the forecasts are, but I don’t know what will actually happen. Polls … Continue reading →
And this was the way it happened: the polling stations were ordered to stay open two more hours. A judge in leftist Lula’s camp made the ruling, and it came too late for some areas where the polls had already … Continue reading →
Remember the old saying “There is no free lunch”? It was a popular phrase when I was young. According to Google AI: Science fiction writer Robert Heinlein popularized the acronym TANSTAAFL (“There Ain’t No Such Thing As a Free Lunch”) … Continue reading →
What a voice he had:
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