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Am I the only person on the right who has some sympathy for Biden’s press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre?
Here’s a criticism that’s typical of what I read about her: White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre always manages to surprise me. I used to think that Jen Psaki was the worst White House Press Secretary I’d ever seen, but … Continue reading →
Let’s revisit the common claim that mass shooters are fatherless
Since the Uvalde shooting, I’ve been reading statement after statement, as though it’s a proven fact, that school shooters and other mass murdering shooters are usually fatherless, disproportionately so. The people saying this don’t usually feel they have to prove … Continue reading →
Show me the man and I’ll show you…
…the crime the administrative violation. Reality must be made to conform to pro-Democratic propaganda whenever possible. We can’t have the propagandists turn out to be liars. For example: The Department of Homeland Security is preparing to discipline “multiple” horseback Border … Continue reading →
Open thread 6/16/22
I looked at quite a few videos on this same subject: the “Mid-Atlantic” or “Transatlantic” American accent. But they all had the same odd flaw: they all used Cary Grant as an example of one of the Americans sporting this … Continue reading →
“Woman” is becoming a four-letter word
How do you write an article about tampons and for the most part avoid using the word “women” when talking about menstruation? Like this: People who menstruate are saying it’s hard to find tampons on store shelves across the U.S. … Continue reading →
Go on Joe, nationalize the oil companies
We know you want to: President Biden may resort to using emergency powers if American oil companies don’t increase output at their refineries, the president told oil CEOs in a series of letters Wednesday. Biden’s statement blames oil companies for … Continue reading →
Southern Texas district votes for a conservative in special election
Mayra Flores has won in a special election in the 34th congressional district of Texas: Flores, who had 51% of the vote to Democratic candidate Dan Sanchez’ 43% when The Associated Press called the race, will become the first Mexican-born … Continue reading →
Open thread 6/15/22
Turns out I’m already eating sushi pretty much the right way. Whew! So relieved.
Continue reading →Those locks on classroom doors
In discussions of what happened during the Uvalde school shooting, the issue of doors and locks has come up several times. In my research on previous school shootings, I noticed that in a lot of those cases the classroom doors … Continue reading →
The uses of the January 6th Congressional hearing: setting the scene for the criminal indictment of Trump?
Let’s talk about January 6th, say Democrats and a few NeverTrumpers. Let’s talk about it again and again and again. Perhaps the House will decide to impeach Trump for the third time; they seem rather addicted to it. And now … Continue reading →