Last Friday I wrote about the voting audit currently going on in Windham, New Hampshire. To refresh your memory [emphasis added]: This is the theory at the moment about what may have happened in Windham, and it could affect the … Continue reading →
From lawyer “shipwreckedcrew” at RedState: …[E]ven in the few cases where the government has substantial evidence — and I predict this is going to be a very small fraction of the number of cases filed — the nature of the … Continue reading →
Do you see the rainbow?
Continue reading →It’s the one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s death, and he is being treated like a hero. INSANITY. A State Department memo is reportedly encouraging US Embassies to support Black Lives Matter and fly BLM flags. They refused to clarify its … Continue reading →
If it’s Rand Paul, no problem: Last night, I reported that Rand Paul was threatened with a suspicious package with white powder. This threat followed a raft of attacks on social media against him from folks on the left who … Continue reading →
It’s not a question I’d ever asked, but I was curious to know the answer:
Continue reading →Your vaccination papers, please: New guidance from Oregon Health Authority now requires businesses to check a customer’s vaccine status if they want to relax their guidelines. Restaurant owners like Jason Jugling, the owner of Plaza Inn in Ontario, wish the … Continue reading →
…that the vast majority of the things he claimed – and which the press, the left, and the Democrats (but I repeat myself) screamed were preposterous – have turned out to be true. For example, here’s an interesting tweet to … Continue reading →
[NOTE: Both are more threatened in this country now than ever before in my lifetime, due to a frontal assault from the left which controls the media and educational system as well as the federal government. The following is a … Continue reading →
Try try again:
Continue reading →…It just takes one yawn to start other yawns off.” That’s a quote from one of the Dr. Suess books that’s still being allowed (for now). I used to read it to my son at bedtime in hopes it would … Continue reading →
…and we don’t know whether they will grind fine, how long it will take, and whether it will even matter if and when they do. But a judge just ordered absentee ballots in Fulton County unsealed for an audit. The … Continue reading →