On the Texas self-defense shooter
Here’s a post by Andrew Branca at Legal Insurrection on the Houston taqueria shooting and self-defense. As always with Branca, it’s well worth reading and very comprehensive.
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The Kari Lake election fraud verdict: Part III
[NOTE: This third part of the series has been sitting around in draft form too long. So even though the caravan has moved on, I’m posting it before it gets even more stale. Part I can be found here. Part … Continue reading →
Biden seems to have scattered documents here and there, like breadcrumbs
The latest: Statement from White House Counsel Richard Sauber: pic.twitter.com/NVittX4QIz — ALX ?? (@alx) January 14, 2023 Back when everyone was talking about the MAL raid on Trump, Biden asked, “How that could possibly happen, how one anyone could be … Continue reading →
Open thread 1/14/23
Kevin McCarthy gives a press conference
See what you think. I think he does a good job:
Continue reading →The newest Twitter files release
Here it is, from Matt Taibbi. It’s about the tale that Russian bots influenced the 2016 election, which appears to have been an actual disinformation campaign by the Democrats, who tried to convince Twitter to spread the word. Even the … Continue reading →
Biden’s classified documents are Trump’s doing!
Yes, this is satire, via the Babylon Bee: After multiple caches of highly classified government documents were found in different locations belonging to President Joe Biden, the United States Department of Justice acted swiftly to indict former President Donald Trump … Continue reading →
Open thread 1/13/23
Jordan Peterson talks to Chloe Cole
I know this is a very long video. But it’s really quite extraordinary. The subject is transitioning and detransitioning from the viewpoint of someone who went through the process as a minor. It’s well worth listening to some or all … Continue reading →
The IRS funding vote
There have been are a lot of things happening in the House recently – so many that I missed this on Monday, the day it occurred. Of course, it won’t be passed by the Senate, and even if it were … Continue reading →
Now Biden gets his very own special counsel
I guess the second classified documents announcement – that some were found in Biden’s garage near his Corvette – was a bridge too far, even for Garland, and he felt he had to give at least the appearance of parity … Continue reading →
American Digest update
Gerard Vanderleun, author of the blog American Digest and long-time commenter here, is still in the hospital having health problems. You can find more information in this post there, as well as information on contributing funds to help if you … Continue reading →