Does this surprise you? I have to say, sadly, that it doesn’t surprise me: The FBI, under President Joe Biden, subpoenaed the phone records of Susie Wiles, President Donald Trump’s [current] chief of staff, and [current] FBI Director Kash Patel … Continue reading →
Interesting report of a study on crime that shows the following: Our key result shows that narrow election of a Republican local prosecutor leads to a reduction in all-cause mortality among the most criminal justice-involved demographic: young men ages 20 … Continue reading →
Yes indeed, February is the shortest month. Whoosh! It just went by.
Continue reading →He says so. And I believe him. He has few commonalities with GOP policies. But what he does have is some sort of integrity of the sort Democrats used to have long ago when I was a child. He doesn’t … Continue reading →
Ace discusses how Tucker Carlson – who is totally against any sort of action against Iran – has now become the darling of the left (such as Ben Rhodes) on this issue. Of course he has. I’ve noticed myself how … Continue reading →
I make no predictions on this. But a lot of people reading the tea leaves think some sort of attack is imminent. There’s this, for example: Now it appears that the State Department has begun moving non-essential options out of … Continue reading →
Today commenter “Snow on Pine” offered this link on the subject, which says: [Crime rates are] almost always statistical projections. Look, if we can’t accurately quantify crime stats in a closed ecosystem like cybersecurity, we don’t have a prayer of … Continue reading →
So wonderful:
Continue reading →(1) Schumer’s answer, when asked why Democrats didn’t stand when Trump said to stand if they believe that “The first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal aliens,” was: “Of course we support Americans; we’re … Continue reading →
Modi and Bibi seem very buddy-buddy (see the photos at the link, as well): In a clear message to the region emphasizing the strength of their alliance, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged on Wednesday … Continue reading →
I see there’s some disagreement in the comments today about how hard it is to prove citizenship under the proposed SAVE Act. From commenter “Betsybounds”: This is an interesting read: https://bipartisanpolicy.org/article/five-things-to-know-about-the-save-act/ Among the interesting information it presents, there is this: … Continue reading →