I find that I like to be able to see singers when they sing. That means I prefer watching live performances of my favorites. I wonder why. Maybe I like to see the physical effort. Also, the emotion on the … Continue reading →
… you’re trying to bail out the Titanic with a teaspoon? Or that you’ve got your finger in the dike against a tsunami? I get that feeling sometimes, when I ponder today’s politics and today’s values.
Continue reading →I have come to detest the MeToo movement, which I actually disliked from the start. The idea that women don’t ever lie is an abomination, one that is used to ruin men’s lives and destroy the protections built into the … Continue reading →
I noticed a discussion of the question in this thread, and I thought I’d reiterate my own opinion of why the Democrats wanted to nominate Biden in 2020. They were desperate to defeat Trump, but their pool of candidates wasn’t … Continue reading →
… of Biden’s cognitive decline. And he still might end up being elected in 2024.
Continue reading →Here’s the news: Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., and his wife have been charged with bribery over their alleged acceptance of “hundreds of thousands of dollars” in return for the use of the senator’s influence to enrich three New Jersey businessmen … Continue reading →
I often see remarks such as that of commenter “Wendy Brown,” who writes (the first sentence in the comment is a quote from another comment in the thread): “If Trump is the nominee, a large segment of the GOP and … Continue reading →
These wildflowers have been blooming for months, and still going strong:
Continue reading →This is the most efficient ever before! Yes, yes it is.
Continue reading →Each of these events deserves a post of its own. But I’m only one person: (1) Kendi’s in trouble, a case of leftists eating their own. I’ve written a lot about Kendi before; see this. (2) Here’s my current position … Continue reading →
I noticed a discussion in today’s open thread about the process of choosing the GOP’s presidential nominees over the years. As I’ve often noticed before – not just on this blog, but generally in blogs on the right – there’s … Continue reading →