It’s richly ironic that Joe Biden was promoted and elected with the idea that he would represent an experienced, moderate, and steady hand on the tiller. “Experienced” he certainly was. But that experience was at often using bad judgment during … Continue reading →
I’ll be posting more later today, but I’ve got a busy rest-of-the-afternoon. Lots of news these days, though.
Continue reading →Perhaps, with all the Palestine-philia going around, Omar thinks it’s finally not only safe to say this sort of thing, but admirable, and that it will earn her votes: Rep. Ilhan Omar, an evidenced antisemite, has often suggested in various … Continue reading →
First of all, I dislike this particular ballet variation even when adult soloists perform it. It’s herky-jerky and show-offy in a sharp and to me unpleasant way. There’s a tendency for the women to look as though they’re ferociously looking … Continue reading →
Petty and juvenile is not a good look. It’s a particularly bad look when he once again disses one of the bright stars of his administration, Kayleigh McEnany, for doing virtually nothing wrong. But it’s part of the Trump package, … Continue reading →
What can I say that I haven’t already said? I still mourn Gerard, and in a way it seems like a long time since he died and in a way it seems like a short time. I have finally finished … Continue reading →
The word “genocide” was coined towards the end of World War II to describe the Holocaust against the Jews, but here’s its definition: In 1948, the United Nations Genocide Convention defined genocide as any of five “acts committed with intent … Continue reading →
Yes, it’s a gimmick, but it’s a pretty nifty one. And no, they don’t have anything special on their feet:
Continue reading →It was a foregone conclusion that the NY court would once again rule that Trump defamed E. Jean Carroll, award her money for it, and that he would plan to appeal: U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan, an appointee of former … Continue reading →
I was wondering about the position the border guards would take. Would they stand with the Biden administration or Texas? For the moment, it’s Texas for the win: Rank-and file BP agents are not going to start arresting TX NG … Continue reading →
The International Court of Justice has decided that finding Israel guilty of genocide against Palestinians was just too big and sticky a pill for even its Israel-hating jurists to swallow this time, and settled for a stern warning to Israel … Continue reading →