Testing
Some of the blog posts aren’t showing, so this post is a test. UPDATE 12:59 PM: I think I fixed it! We’ll see. If it continues to work now, the reason I was able to fix it is that something … Continue reading →
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Open thread 6/15/21
Biden is on display for the world to see
When Donald Trump was campaigning for the GOP nomination in 2016, and then after he was elected, one of the reasons I was apprehensive is that I thought he might be a loose cannon braggart who had a very good … Continue reading →
The Babylon Bee…
…gets the last laugh over The New York Times – for now. Big update here. The @nytimes has responded to our demand letter by removing defamatory statements about us from their article. Here's their email to our counsel notifying us … Continue reading →
In Israel, a group of strange bedfellows get together and finally oust Netanyahu
Parliamentary systems mean that sometimes coalition governments can form that are composed of various parties that didn’t get all that much popular support. As long as the most popular party fails to get a majority or create a majority coalition, … Continue reading →
Open thread 6/14/21
“I got the lead because I combined a little bit of John Lennon and a little bit of Bob Dylan”:
Continue reading →RIP to the wonderful, transcendent Carla Fracci
The news of the death of Italian ballet dancer Carla Fracci on May 27th has made me sad. Fracci didn’t have the perfect physique, she didn’t have the most solid technique or the highest extensions or the most spectacular turns … Continue reading →
Why George W. Bush didn’t support Trump in 2020
Jack Cashill asks why – considering the threat that the left represented in the 2020 election and Trump’s obvious successes in his first term – former president George W. Bush couldn’t bring himself to support Trump, or at least not … Continue reading →
Biden snubs Britain, and Harris has a bad week
A lot of people who voted for Biden/Harris figured they’d somehow improve our supposedly damaged reputation and relationships with Europe and other foreign countries, returning us to the glory days of European adoration of the erudite, elegant, and Europe-friendly Obama. … Continue reading →
College administrators and sexual assault cases: the story of a sort-of-changer
Here’s a curious article by Lee Burdette Williams, the former dean of students at the University of Connecticut. In it, Williams describes her growing disillusionment with the way in which sexual harassment and sexual assault cases are handled by universities … Continue reading →
Open thread 6/12/21
The news on the 2020 election
It’s been over a half year since the 2020 election. The left, the Democrats, the MSM, and the powers of social media have all long ago declared the subject of whether there was fraud in the votes and/or vote-counting over … Continue reading →