Once an election occurs, if mail-in voting fraud occurs it is extremely difficult to catch it and there is virtually no way to prove that it materially affected the outcome. That’s why fraud must be prevented, because it cannot be … Continue reading →
Entirely predictable, including the new secrecy part: As for their laws and punishments which Turabi insists are not to be criticized, he said that “cutting off of hands is very necessary for security,” but that the new Taliban government hadn’t … Continue reading →
With a camera, taking photos at the border. And those photos got the horses fired because, as Jim Treacher writes, “The Biden administration cares more about how things look than how things are.” Actually, they don’t care about either, but … Continue reading →
Eclectic:
Continue reading →[NOTE: I noticed that last night commenter “Zaphod” brought up Jane Morris towards the end of the open thread (see this as well as this). I thought I’d respond by putting up a link to an ealier post of mine … Continue reading →
Biden repeats the Whipgate lie, and follows it up with his trademark macho bluster: Biden on the lie that border patrol were using whips on illegal immigrants at the border: "To see people treated like they did? Horses running them … Continue reading →
This RedState post, including the comments, raises further questions about January 6th and what the surveillance videos released so far show – and what they don’t show. Here’s a point I really didn’t discuss in yesterday’s post about the videos: … Continue reading →
It seems to me that the Biden administration’s proposal to expand the spy powers of the feds and the IRS wouldn’t be popular even with most Democrats, if they knew about it: The Biden proposal would drop the dollar threshold … Continue reading →
There’s so much news about the southern border that I’m just going to do a roundup: (1) Child sexual abuse. (2) The government promotes the false Whipgate narrative. Why not? After all, lying comes naturally to them, and right now … Continue reading →
We’ve seen a few carefully selected amateur videos of the events of January 6th at the Capitol, most of them of the more violent aspects – including the moment in which Ashli Babbitt was killed. However, although we’ve known that … Continue reading →
I keep “circling back” (as Psaki would say) to the Durham investigation and its fallout and possible future fallout. On the one hand, I expected nothing from it. Oh, perhaps at the very beginning – it seems so long ago, … Continue reading →