The old-timers here remember commenter FredHJr. I have posted annually around the time of his death, which occurred in 2009. Sounds like ancient history, doesn’t it? The following is the text, slightly edited, of one of those posts. Unbelievable that … Continue reading →
The pattern repeats itself. In blue districts, the young people who’ve been indoctrinated into leftism want young telegenic socialists rather than the Democrat old guard. Thus, we have the defeat of the 67-year-old incumbent Diana DeGette, who has served in … Continue reading →
Time doth fly. It’s July.
Continue reading →You can’t say Colorado Democrats weren’t warned. They have the example of New York and other states to show them what the far left has in mind: the takeover of the Democrat Party. Then again, Colorado is a mostly vote-by-mail … Continue reading →
This one seems like a no-brainer, but of course because of politics it’s not. This is the ruling: The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that states can bar transgender female competitors from playing girls’ sports in a landmark decision with major … Continue reading →
The case for restricting birthright citizenship was and is a good one, in my opinion. But it always seemed like it would be a stretch for SCOTUS to limit it by excluding babies of tourists and illegal aliens, because that … Continue reading →
We were discussing summer heat, air conditioning, and old-fashioned ways to beat the heat. Made me think of this Nina Simone classic:
Continue reading →It’s the end of June, and that means we hear a lot from SCOTUS. Today we have the following: Barrett and Roberts join the leftist justices in ruling that states can accept ballots that arrive after Election Day as long … Continue reading →
From political changer Sasha Stone: It’s been ten years since the purges began, and I still have a hard time believing it actually happened. Did so many of my friends really go along with it? Did institutions, corporations, and all … Continue reading →
Here’s an explanation in terms of earthquake science: Wednesday’s earthquake was actually two separate ruptures, magnitude 7.2 and magnitude 7.5, that occurred just 39 seconds and 5 kilometers apart in northern Venezuela, killing at least 900 people and injuring thousands … Continue reading →
Crown vetch. It’s an invasive weed. But it’s pretty and there’s a lot of it around right now:
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