Why is Carroll being investigated at this late date? Apparently it’s for conspiracy and perjury about who funded her: According to [Byron] York, the probe appears to zero in on the very origins of Carroll’s case – a story that … Continue reading →
I just learned that tomorrow is the 573rd anniversary of the fall of Constantinople. The Byzantine Empire was no more, and the great city was now in the hands of the Ottoman Empire, as a result of military conquest after … Continue reading →
Somaliland is in the news lately: The new breakaway country of Somaliland is proving to be a thorn in the side of Iran and its Houthi proxies. And here’s the interesting bit; even as negotiations with the United States are … Continue reading →
No great loss – except to Al Green. This is an example of the effect of redistricting. Green would have almost certainly been a shoe-in if he was running in his old district. But he can’t do that, because his … Continue reading →
The recent primaries in several states have been framed as a test of Trump’s power. But it’s a test he would be failing no matter what happened, according to the MSM, the Democrats, and other assorted Trump-haters. If his picks … Continue reading →
For some reason, Now It Can Be Told: You’ve probably never heard of the term “RCP 8.5” — the highest-emission scenario used by climate scientists to project the planet’s future. But if you’ve read about climate change, you’ve seen the … Continue reading →
And here’s a thread to discuss it. Paxton won, hands down.
Continue reading →Why do so many people believe the Butler assassination attempt was staged? Or that all the assassination attempts on Trump were staged? About 1 in 4 Americans think the April shooting at the White House correspondents’ dinner was staged according … Continue reading →
This is a beautiful essay by Sean Trende, about his autistic son’s growing up. Highly recommended.
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