A little while ago I wrote a post entitled “Magical thinking on the right about fixing the voting rules.” In it I wrote: What do I see, though, around the blogosphere? Statement after statement to the effect of: the GOP … Continue reading →
It’s the day after Thanksgiving, otherwise known as Black Friday. If you’re curious to know the origin of the term, see this. I don’t know if the stores are still so crowded on this day, post-lockdown when everyone got even … Continue reading →
Turkey soup day! Or is it turkey sandwich day? Or perhaps both.
Continue reading →This year has been rough in many ways, and the future is uncertain. But there are still many things for us to be thankful for despite all that. I wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving Day and feast – large or … Continue reading →
…is the generosity of many of my readers in donating to this blog, either in a single donation or a monthly recurring one. So here’s a huge “thank you!!” to all of you. It’s a cliche, but words can’t adequately … Continue reading →
Things are happening in Brazil these days, and some of them might sound familiar: Brazil’s defense ministry has issued a report that highlights flaws in the country’s electoral systems and proposes improvements but contains nothing to substantiate claims of fraud … Continue reading →
Biden and John Kerry, still hard at work in their dotage (and yes, I think Biden is sentient enough to be part of this): In a pathetic bid to “show results” from the latest global climate-change confab, the Biden administration … Continue reading →
Think I'm kidding? Most of these outlets are fake news machines. You can add the AP's fake news report on Russian rocket hitting Poland that might as well be begging to start World War III. The most damaging fake news … Continue reading →
In case you thought it was simple for chimps and birds, it’s not (the clip I’ve cued up is about 5 minutes long):
Continue reading →Here’s a prediction from John Daniel Davidson at The Federalist about what the result would be if the act were passed: Anyone who owns a small business related to the wedding industry — photographers, bakers, website designers, venue owners, caterers, … Continue reading →
See this: Musk, who has made sweeping changes within his newly purchased $44 billion company, responded to a report shared by Twitter user EvaFoxU, which features a human trafficking survivor about how the company “has begun addressing the issue of … Continue reading →