[The following is a slightly edited repeat of a previous post.] Tonight is the beginning of the Jewish holiday Passover. I’ve been impressed by the fact that Passover is a religious holiday dedicated to an idea that’s not solely religious: … Continue reading →
You may recall that Sweden never really locked down over COVID. Although certain precautions were recommended, life went on more normally than in most other countries. The official death count per million people there from COVID was lower than in … Continue reading →
It is sad to see how susceptible people are to Critical Race Training propaganda – although I suppose it’s not all that surprising. CRT is more than propaganda, of course. It functions more like a cult that is programmed through … Continue reading →
I am very surprised that this story has been allowed to appear in Politico. It goes like this: On Oct. 23, 2018, President Joe Biden’s son Hunter and daughter in law Hallie were involved in a bizarre incident in which … Continue reading →
States can’t enforce boundaries against interstate migration. That’s been true my whole life, but until the last decade or so it was a thought that had zero significance for me. For quite a while, though, it’s been apparent that this … Continue reading →
I try not to watch Biden much, although I certainly follow what he does. During the campaign, I never shared the attitude of so many people that he is somehow a victim being exploited by wife or party. For one … Continue reading →
My post on the song “City of New Orleans” got a lot of comments, and what’s more that sort of thing is a wonderful respite from political angst. So, since I have even more to say on the subject, why … Continue reading →
I can’t bring myself to do it. I’m not a glutton for punishment. But I’ll pay attention later if anything of interest emerges. Comment seen at Ace’s: “I see the Lying Crapweasel part of his brain remains intact.” As I’ve … Continue reading →