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Here’s one good thing that happened as a result of 9/11
A love story that began as a result of 9/11. I personally know another happily married couple who met because they were stranded on 9/11.
Continue reading →Kamala Harris on my body, my choice
VP Harris yesterday: The President and I are unequivocal in our support of Roe v. Wade and the constitutionality of Roe v. Wade, and the right of women to make decisions for themselves with whomever they choose — about their … Continue reading →
On the failure to apply a cost/benefit analysis to COVID policy
Here are some excellent observations from Glenn Greenwald: The quickest and most guaranteed way to save hundreds of thousands of lives with policy changes would be to ban the use of automobiles, or severely restrict their usage to those authorized … Continue reading →
Open thread 9/10/21
A whole lot of elegance:
Continue reading →Reactions to Biden’s COVID speech on vaccination mandates
I’ve already said a few things earlier today. But I’ll reiterate that this COVID mandate business is being done in order to change the subject from the horror show in Afghanistan to a topic that Biden and his aides think … Continue reading →
Frei and Barnes on the Texas Heartbeat Law
Here’s an excellent clarification by Barnes of the Texas Heartbeat Law and the recent SCOTUS ruling on it, as well as what the next steps might be.
Continue reading →Vaccine mandates, Kimmel, and Biden
The only reason I’m writing about Jimmy Kimmel is that some people apparently see him as some sort of thoughtful person worth listening to, and in many ways he’s expressing views that have become all too typical. Such as this … Continue reading →
When did the leftism trend begin in American education?
There’s been an ongoing discussion in yesterday’s feminization of education thread concerning when the leftist rot in education actually began. That put me in mind of a post I wrote back in 2017, which I now reproduce here, about some … Continue reading →
Open thread 9/9/21
A nice place to visit, but would you want to live there?
Continue reading →The feminization of college
This isn’t really a surprise: Men are abandoning higher education in such numbers that they now trail female college students by record levels. At the close of the 2020-21 academic year, women made up 59.5% of college students, an all-time … Continue reading →
Biden sinking in polls – so what?
In a recent The Economist/YouGov poll, Biden’s overall approval rating is at 39%. My first reaction is: why so high? It should be something like 2%, if that. My second reaction is: it’s about time. My third reaction is: so … Continue reading →