[Scroll down for UPDATE.] Here’s a thread to discuss tonight’s election results. As I said earlier, I’m planning to wait quite some time before discussing the results myself. But I thought I’d start a thread for anyone who wants to … Continue reading →
You may notice that I’m not making any election predictions. But they’re not hard to find; they’re just about everywhere. Take your pick. I plan to post about the election when results are getting clearer, which probably will be some … Continue reading →
An article entitled “France Sliding toward Barbarity and Chaos” was published today by the Gatestone Institute. It presents the situation in France as dire; for example: The borders between France and other European countries are open and, like all the … Continue reading →
Just got back from voting, on a beautiful but seasonably cold day. When I was a young adult, elections weren’t at all stressful to me. I cared about the outcomes, of course. But it seemed that no matter what, the … Continue reading →
And yet, and yet she has a good chance of winning the election. Zeldin also has a decent chance, but it would be an upset because New York is such a deep blue state. Here’s Hochul’s latest: Democratic Gov. Kathy … Continue reading →
Here’s an article that discusses what might be ahead for Netanyahu. One interesting thing about the recent Israeli election is that the polls were wrong: Some pre-election polls had Netanyahu’s Likud and its allied parties polling highly enough to secure … Continue reading →
In case you hadn’t noticed. Elections always make me nervous, and tomorrow is no exception despite the optimistic predictions. I am at least cautiously optimistic, but I feel a lot like William Jacobson in this post: I won’t believe it … Continue reading →
Or maybe an inversion of the truth is what a Big Lie is, as opposed to a regular lie. Biden and coal plants – who are you going to believe, us now or your lying ears before? … Biden decided … Continue reading →
Answers to a question you probably never asked:
Continue reading →When I moved to smaller digs over a decade ago, I stored a couple of boxes of my stuff and some pieces of furniture in my ex-husband’s storage unit. Actually, at the time he had two storage units, both of … Continue reading →
[NOTE: Two days ago I wrote a post on the over-the-top fearmongering of Michael Beschloss, who has written a number of books on presidential history and who is often described as a “presidential historian.” That reminded me that shortly after … Continue reading →