I saw the headline of this article – “San Francisco falls into the abyss,” and it certainly struck home: Some blame San Francisco’s high cost of living for the exodus. San Francisco housing costs have contributed to this loss, but … Continue reading →
Take a look. You may like what you see: So @SpeakerMcCarthy, now that he is speaker, is just destroying these media members and their questions. I love it. Watch this: pic.twitter.com/Yy4bM7Et34 — Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) January 25, 2023
Continue reading →I know that most of you have gotten the news that Gerard Vanderleun is in hospice care now. It is inexpressibly sad. I’ve been wrestling with this for a while. And by “this” I mean: how to say what I’m … Continue reading →
That’s bots, plural. These two came in one right after the other. First we have this charming proposition, from “Zelma” (only the f-word is spelled out): Waiting patiently for you to come home and f*** me! It’ll be a long … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I happened across this post I wrote in November of 2008 about voting reform, and I thought I’d repost it now just to highlight how clear things were on this score even all those years ago. So here it … Continue reading →
(1) The folks at the Babylon Bee are funny: “GoFundMe Page Started To Help Complete MLK Statue.” When I first saw a photo of that statue, it was from an angle that didn’t show the pornographic and/or scatological elements. But … Continue reading →
Ann Althouse offers an excerpt from this NY Times piece by Jonathan Alter. I haven’t read his essay, but here are some portions of the part Althouse quoted: [I]t’s hard to exaggerate the level of Democratic exasperation with [Biden] for … Continue reading →