Why is Biden – or the Biden administration – making such a stink about Texas’ barbed wire on the border? It would seem to me that now, not too long before a presidential election, wouldn’t be the ideal time for … Continue reading →
Excellent discussion by Glick:
Continue reading →Peter Navarro gets sentenced to four months in prison because he was an aide to Trump. Oh, excuse me; I got that wrong. It just appears that’s the reason he was sentenced, because those on the left often commit the … Continue reading →
” … because it is malformed. It is not advisable to try again. That is all we know.” That’s a message I got today when trying to sign in to an email account. It was accompanied by a little schematic … Continue reading →
I believe this may just reflect the desire for a pause in the fighting so they can destroy Israel another day. Nevertheless, this is interesting. although the group is small: Palestinians in Gaza demand the release of the Israeli hostages … Continue reading →
There’s a saying that laws are like sausages and it’s best not to watch them being made. Politics can be an ugly, smelly, and repellent business as well. So this just might give you indigestion: The UK’s Daily Mail has … Continue reading →
I want to clear some things up about the New Hampshire primary. In New Hampshire, there are 44% who are Democrats or lean Democrat, 35% who are Republicans or lean Republican, and 20% who report no lean. The latter group … Continue reading →
… with an estimated margin of 12% over Haley. That’s quite a bit of room in what amounted to a 2-way race, in a state in which many Democrats who had registered as “undeclared” probably voted in the GOP primary. … Continue reading →
Here’s an in-depth discussion. The COVID lockdowns were a factor. But certainly not the only factor; “meritocracy” is now a dirty word in US education. The learning loss debacle is the latest chapter in the decade-long decline in public schools. … Continue reading →