Roundup
(1) Buh-bye, Jen Psaki: Psaki is now headed to MSNBC to host a primetime show, a plan she’s had in place for months while still manning the podium in what can only be called a massive ethics breach. Psaki: “[A]s … Continue reading →
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Law “at its core”
In a recent thread, commenter “Rufus T. Firefly” has made an interesting point about abortion: …[A]t its core it’s not a legal or political issue. I hate that our society has turned it into a political war with slogans, chants … Continue reading →
Open thread 5/14/22
I can relate:
Continue reading →The intensity of the pro-abortion crowd
I’ve never understand the fervent embrace of abortion by some people on the left. Yes, I know the explanations the right tends to give: they’re evil, they love death, they hate children. But although I suppose that’s true of some … Continue reading →
Americans don’t approve of protests at the homes of SCOTUS justices
First of all, it’s illegal – although the DOJ hasn’t seemed to mind so far, since they probably think it serves the purposes of this administration. But even Democrats don’t approve of protesting at justices’ homes. The poll was taken … Continue reading →
The horse that came in first…
…still comes first with the owner and the trainer, and therefore will not race in the Preakness but will rest up for the Belmont Stakes. The horse has made history already. Who needs the Triple Crown?
Continue reading →My hosting service is having problems today
If you’ve had problems reaching the blog today or very late last night, it’s not the blog itself but rather the hosting service. This used to happen more often, but lately (the past year?) they’ve been really good. Now this. … Continue reading →
Open thread 5/13/22
What was Schumer thinking?
See this recent comment from “Kate”: The Democrat bill to “codify” Roe failed its procedural vote today, 51-49, with Joe Manchin voting with the Republicans. Manchin pointed out, correctly, that this would not “codify” Roe as it stands, but would … Continue reading →
What’s up with the baby formula shortage?
Suddenly there’s a raft of articles about the current baby formula shortage, which seems to have been caused by a combination of the usual “supply chain problems” and a large plant closing because of possible illness and two deaths from … Continue reading →
Joe Manchin has certainly surprised me
Prior to Biden’s presidency, my opinion of Joe Manchin was that he often talked a good line – for a while – and then caved at the last minute. That was my perception, anyway. So my prediction was that this … Continue reading →