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Reflection and roundup
The Biden administration is going to feature a series of steps that will undo, or attempt to undo, pretty much everything Trump accomplished. So part of my job will be to chronicle the undoing, as well as the increasing suppression … Continue reading →
How little we know about what actually happened on January 6
And not just the larger picture, but some very basic facts. Now, perhaps they’ve been established and I’ve missed them. I certainly don’t read everything that’s written, and there’s been a sea of verbiage on this. But most of it … Continue reading →
Drumming up fear
Inauguration Day is scheduled for Wednesday, and the troops are being put in place. During Trump’s inauguration, there was plenty of reason to expect violence, and in fact it did occur [emphasis mine]: Violence flared on some streets of Washington, … Continue reading →
As a thought experiment, picture an alternate non-COVID history
If COVID had never happened and everything else had remained the same, I believe that Trump would have been re-elected. After all, the economy was going well, and none of the left’s attacks on him had really gained traction. Plus, … Continue reading →
Thoughts on Martin Luther King Day, 2021
The left may not have trashed Martin Luther King’s statues, but they’ve done an excellent job of trashing his message and his legacy. I cannot help but think that King would weep if he were alive today and could see … Continue reading →
Back and forth in time: have these guys found the Fountain of Voice Youth?
Seriously, how do these old guys do it? Russell Hitchcock (the high tenor) has the sort of voice that doesn’t usually last till the age of 65, which is how old he is in this video. The other singer – … Continue reading →
Goebbels’ Big Lie and Joe Biden
Caroline Glick has written an article about some recent remarks by Joe Biden: In response to a question about the two Republican lawmakers [Cruz and Hawley] following remarks on January 8, Biden said, “I was being reminded by a friend … Continue reading →
How the Democrats got the voting rules changed
Could the following process have been successfully stopped by GOP challenges prior to the 2020 election? I don’t see how that could have been done in states in which the office of Secretary of State was held by a Democrat. … Continue reading →
John Sullivan is a person of some interest
We’ve really only barely begun to get the fuller story on what happened on January 6 at the Capitol. But the House was in such an all-fired hurry to stab at Moby Dick Trump that they couldn’t wait for some … Continue reading →
Freedom of expression and the left
From a coment by “Eris Guy”: The Left/Communist/Democrats have been calling Republicans “Nazis” since Wendell Willkie. (Can you imagine claiming — or worse believing — Willkie is a Nazi.) It’s a slow, steady drip of hate until the water becomes … Continue reading →
Eyewitness account of some of the events on January 6
I don’t know how accurate this article is, but it seems worth reading. It’s an account in The Federalist by an eyewitness at the rally in DC on January 6 who was also in the crowd outside the Capitol that … Continue reading →