House member Waters: “[Trump] absolutely should be charged with premeditated murder because of the lives that were lost for this invasion with his insurrection,” she told MSNBC. “For the president of the United States to sit and watch the invasion … Continue reading →
On January 26 I wrote a post titled “Deadly riots” that explored the cause of death of the five people whose deaths have been claimed to have been caused by the January 6th riots and/or rioters. One was Capitol Police … Continue reading →
Actually, the political purge of the military isn’t just beginning. Under Obama, there was a sea-change that involved the top brass, from what we might call “old school” to “new school.” There also was a general movement in the military … Continue reading →
At the time, it was looked on as something rather scandalous. This headline at Reuters tries to turn it into a Republican attack on Obama: “Obama seeks to blunt Republican attack over comment.” An excerpt: President Barack Obama said on … Continue reading →
Long long ago I often used to travel by Greyhound bus. I was in college, and it was a lot cheaper than other forms of transportation. Some of those bus trips were very long, and I’d pass the time by … Continue reading →
Even Trudeau is “disappointed” with Biden’s abrupt Keystone cancellation. But their disagreement is characterized as “minor” because really, what does Trudeau care? On the other hand, Alberta’s premier seems to care considerably more, and is contemplating a lawsuit. It’s interesting … Continue reading →
It you or your child or grandchild are contemplating choosing a college these days – well then, you have my sympathy/empathy. Legal Insurrection Foundation aims to help out with the announcement of a website to assist people seeking information on … Continue reading →
A good point is made here in some commentary on the GameSpot hedge fund wars: One of the perennially frustrating things about “the people,” in their collective incarnation and also as individuals here in America, is that they are middle … Continue reading →
…which we haven’t done in quite some time – I thought I’d update. Months ago I searched for clinical trials – which are usually considered the gold standard research on such things – and found a few but they all … Continue reading →
Texas has won a temporary victory over Biden’s halt to deportations: Attorney General Ken Paxton today commended the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas for granting a nationwide temporary restraining order halting implementation of the Biden … Continue reading →
Are people this naive, this stupid, this gullible, this ignorant, or are they just pretending to be? I want Biden to succeed. I voted for him. I want Republicans to moderate. I want to lower the temperature. But none of … Continue reading →
I didn’t realize this sort of thing was catching: .@KamalaHarris says there will be job creation around "reclaiming abandoned land mines" in West Virginia. “All of those skilled workers who are in the coal industry and transferring those skills to … Continue reading →