What’s going on here? [emphasis mine]: While discussing the Musk take-over on CNN’s potato time with Brain Stelter, “media analyst” David Zurawik proclaimed that Musk is “dangerous” and shouldn’t be allowed to restore free speech on the platform. Zurawik suggested … Continue reading →
It’s another giant step down the road to the ruin of the tacit agreements that allowed this country to function in a relatively peaceful manner. First we have the leak of Alito’s alleged majority opinion overturning Roe, and then the … Continue reading →
Could be: …[T]he most investigated man in America is set to walk away from another grand jury with no charges brought against him. “A six-month grand jury convened to hear evidence in the investigation into the business dealings of former … Continue reading →
You can see what’s going on here: While discussing the Musk take-over on CNN’s potato time with Brain Stelter, “media analyst” David Zurawik proclaimed that Musk is “dangerous” and shouldn’t be allowed to restore free speech on the platform. Zurawik … Continue reading →
Here’s some of what Roger Simon writes: …[W]hat Engelbrecht and Phillips have done is to turn on its head what concerns many American citizen…that our government and Big Tech, separately and together, have been spying on our activities and whereabouts … Continue reading →
Is this young woman courageous, or not, or something in-between? I suppose in-between: Carine Hajjar dealt with ideological homogeneity at Harvard University for three-and-a-half years mostly in silence, but in the spring semester of her senior year, she finally came … Continue reading →
The Bee Gees not only have had tons of hits, but they’ve had many many songs that either were unreleased or never promoted that I think are excellent, many of which could have been hits. Here’s just one of them … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This is part of a series I’ve done. So far I’ve featured dance teachers Stanley Holden and Finis Jhung. There are plenty more I could write about.] Last night I was musing about the changes in dance in my … Continue reading →
(1) The New Hampshire Senate passes 1431, creating the New Hampshire Parents Bill of Rights. The text of the bill can be found here. My guess is that more states are contemplating something similar or with even more teeth. New … Continue reading →
…is being waged by the left, and it’s on the very word “woman” and “women” and on the concept itself. The left has supported transgender political and cultural activism to such a great extent that not only are biological men … Continue reading →