…and social policy isn’t any of those things. But the phrase “lived experiences” is one of the mantras of the left – in particular, any movement that begins with the word “critical,” as in “critical race theory” or “critical legal … Continue reading →
…seems to have been a classic case of workplace rage by an angry and threatening loner who had been reocognized to be a powder keg for a long, long time. Very sad. RIP to all the victims.
Continue reading →…to his real bosses, the Palestinians: The head of the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency in Gaza apologized on Tuesday for comments he made to Israeli TV in which he said that IDF strikes on the Strip appeared to be … Continue reading →
This sort of thing wouldn’t be allowed today. I was raised on these guys, though:
Continue reading →Stephen Kruiser claims they are: It wasn’t just the truth about the plague that Zuckerberg and Company had to sweep under the rug. There was also the matter of Biden’s sleazebag cocaine freak son Hunter. When the really bad news … Continue reading →
There are fashions in words, and “debunked” has been the word of the day for the MSM during the Trump administration. It came to mean something like this: “A viewpoint we don’t like and that reflects poorly on the left … Continue reading →
…is the headline of this NY Post article. Yes, of course he apologized to China. This sort of behavior from celebrities first became particularly notable with the NBA, and it’s now clear that many celebrities know where the money lies. … Continue reading →
If you’re of a certain age, like I am, you probably remember those bumper stickers that exhorted us all to Question Authority. It was the mark of a thinking person not to take everything at face value, in particular the … Continue reading →
Last Friday I wrote about the voting audit currently going on in Windham, New Hampshire. To refresh your memory [emphasis added]: This is the theory at the moment about what may have happened in Windham, and it could affect the … Continue reading →
From lawyer “shipwreckedcrew” at RedState: …[E]ven in the few cases where the government has substantial evidence — and I predict this is going to be a very small fraction of the number of cases filed — the nature of the … Continue reading →
Do you see the rainbow?
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