Everybody’s writing about Chris Cuomo’s firing, so this is my post about it. But it doesn’t interest my much, so this will be cursory. Why doesn’t it interest me much? Basically because (a) I’ve never watched him; and (b) I … Continue reading →
…is that it’s been two years since I’ve had a cold. Well, now I have a cold. It’s not COVID (I took a test) – but, like Joe Biden, it’s something I caught from my grandkids, whom I’ve been visiting. … Continue reading →
Bee Gees time again! The Bee Gees wrote over 1000 songs, and many of them were never released. Particularly during the early 70s, when their sound was in transition from their earlier baroque rock British Invasion sound to a more … Continue reading →
The recent Michigan school shooting was a terrible crime that resulted in the death of four high school students. It was terrible in a host of ways, first and foremost of course that result. But it was also terrible in … Continue reading →
No more, though [hat tip: Gerard Vanderleun at American Digest]. This video is about 20 minutes long, but if you’re pressed for time you can pretty much get the gist of it in the first five minutes: The accompanying article … Continue reading →
Once again, it’s roundup time. (1) It’s sounds like a great career move for this U. of Pennsylvania swimmer: A senior at the University of Pennsylvania who competed as a male swimmer for the last three years has now transitioned … Continue reading →
Those of you who aren’t from New England may be unaware of Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire. It’s an ignorance for which you are hereby wholly forgiven, because she usually presents as the most bland and boring of … Continue reading →
Here’s a good (and quite thorough) article on that topic [hat tip: commenter “AesopFan”]. However, I doubt it would convince many pro-abortion partisans. They want what they want, and the ends justify the means. Rule of law is only necessary … Continue reading →
Looks can be deceiving:
Continue reading →Yesterday the Court heard arguments on a Mississippi abortion law in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, but the decision won’t be handed down till this spring. I don’t often write about SCOTUS oral arguments and make … Continue reading →