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Gerard Vanderleun’s obituary: on loss and memory
Here’s the link to Gerard’s obituary. It’s not particularly long, considering how much he did in his life. And of course, like most obituaries, it doesn’t really convey the person himself in all his complexity and energy and vitality. Gerard’s … Continue reading →
KimGardner…
…may really be in trouble now. A terrible, terrible story: “As Attorney General, I want to protect the people of St. Louis, and that includes protecting victims of crime and finding justice for them,” said Attorney General Andrew Bailey. “Instead … Continue reading →
One answer to the question of whether the Ukraine war is a quagmire
Stephen Green writes: The Russo-Ukraine War might very well end up a quagmire, but neither Russia nor Ukraine is there yet… The Russo-Ukraine War just turned one year old. That is not by any measure even a long war… Absent … Continue reading →
Open thread 2/23/23
Vivek Ramaswamy on Tucker Carlson
Quite a few people mentioned this appearance, so I’m posting the interview:
Continue reading →Tunning red states blue
This is how it’s going in Kansas: The left believes that mass voter registration campaigns increase election turnout and that high turnout leads to Democratic victories. The trick is getting millions of disengaged eligible voters on the voter rolls in … Continue reading →
Biden and asylum
What’s going on with Biden’s latest announcement on the border and asylum? As this CNN article points out, it does appear to “mirror Trump.” That’s certainly rare in the annals of Biden’s executive orders, so what gives?: The Biden administration … Continue reading →
Open thread 2/22/23
This is me asleep in a hammock, with Gerard’s hat over my eyes to shield me from the sun. He took the photo many years ago, in Florida:
Continue reading →Israel’s left and its war against Netanyahu
It’s not quite the same as our left’s war against Trump, but it has harmonic vibrations. The left in Israel has a more powerful court system to do its bidding. In the following excerpt from an article by Caroline Glick, … Continue reading →
The January 6th footage…
…should be interesting, at the very least. The authorities have certainly been secretive about the video evidence for two full years, releasing only what they think will advance the all-important insurrection narrative. Tucker Carlson has said that some of the … Continue reading →