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Joe Biden lies about the new Georgia voting law
Why would that be news, you ask? Of course he does. After all, Biden has often lied for his entire political life and gotten away with it most of the time. The only time he had to pay any price, … Continue reading →
Vaccine passports are the kind of ID the Biden administration likes
IDs for voting, no. IDs for having been vaccinated, yes. It’s one thing to have proof of vaccination. It’s quite another to require it in order to travel or be allowed access to other activities: “Considering that Democrats want to … Continue reading →
Then and now: not all of FDR’s Four Freedoms are actually freedoms
Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms are famous mainly because of the Norman Rockwell art that illustrated the concepts. I wrote about that art in this post from fifteen years ago (my, my, how time flies). But today I’m writing about the ideas … Continue reading →
Frei and Barnes on Sharyl Attkissons’s attempt to sue
This is very disturbing on so many levels:
Continue reading →Open thread 3/30/21
For some reason my scheduled open thread for today didn’t post as intended. But better late than never, right?
Continue reading →The insurrection narrative meets the courts
NOTE: I have a busy day today and can’t give this the attention it deserves at the moment. But I wanted to put it out there anyway, probably to be revisited in greater depth in the future. We’re heard over … Continue reading →
We are so much smarter and better now than past generations, right? RIGHT?
[NOTE: I wrote the first part of the following post in 2013. Since then, the problem and the hubris it describes have increased exponentially. So I thought it might be a good time to re-post it and add some new … Continue reading →
Will we ever learn what really happened in Fulton County on Election Night 2020?
Probably not. And it’s certainly too late for us to learn anything that will change the actual results of the 2020 election. But more information slowly emerges: Counting at the State Farm Arena, however, continued past 10:30 p.m. after most … Continue reading →
Open thread 3/29/21
The REO Brothers – musical chameleons
I’m not really big on tribute bands. I much prefer the original versions of songs, and the internet gives us rapid access to most of those. So why bother with a group that tries to re-create that? Who cares? The … Continue reading →
Passover and liberty
[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 →