The situation was a vote on the minimum wage hike to $15, but for some people the issue was not primarily the hike itself but the process by which it was being voted on. It was attached to the so-called … Continue reading →
Those who grew up before cars had seat belts, please raise your hands. I certainly did, and what I remember was this: when I was a toddler, I stood on the seat to the right of my mother while she … Continue reading →
Now we have this: Andrew Cuomo’s aides asked the state health department to change its definition of COVID nursing home deaths, it has been claimed, in a bid to reduce the total and lessen the criticism of the embattled New … Continue reading →
They’ve removed it, and they’ve suspended Right Side Broadcasting for publishing it. The left has been banning and canceling people for quite some time, but a more blatant and extreme form of institutional (and corporate) censorship began – as far … Continue reading →
You can talk amongst yourselves.
Continue reading →The January 6th Reichstag fire was the gift that keeps on giving for the Democrats. A permanent state of coup readiness is apparently now necessary. You can also find some relevant stories on Byron York’s Twitter account.
Continue reading →Love this song, love this guy’s energy and his discussion of the song. It is indeed a “rather peculiar” melody, but it sure does work: [ADDENDUM: Here’s an older post of mine about Cat Stevens.]
Continue reading →Well, fancy that: A leading counterterrorism official at the Federal Bureau of Investigation confirmed on Wednesday that, despite frequent and baseless claims that the protests at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th was supposedly an “armed insurrection,” no firearms were … Continue reading →
…along strict party lines. This is the Democrats’ top priority, something I’ve written about several times before on this blog (see this, for example). One would think that if Democrats cared to fix the fact that half the nation doesn’t … Continue reading →
In yesterday’s thread about Joe Biden, the name of Barack Obama came up. There was a dispute in the comments about just how in charge Obama is right now, and also about how much in charge Obama was during his … Continue reading →
Oh, why not?
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