Open thread
Here’s a photo I took a few years ago. Ain’t no mountain high enough.
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The left and “misinformation”
This would be funny if it weren’t so ominous: House Democrats are pressing cable and streaming services over their decisions to host channels that the lawmakers accuse of spreading misinformation and conspiracy theories that lead to “real world harm.” Reps. … Continue reading →
SCOTUS refuses to hear the Pennsylvania cases that challenge the constitutionality of the voting changes
Once again, this is no surprise: The Supreme Court has refused to accept a case challenging the Pennsylvania election result, on the basis that the mail-in ballot procedures were illegal, as “moot”. In other words: what difference, after all, does … Continue reading →
Viva Frei on those canceled Trump lawyers
I wonder how long YouTube will allow Frei to have a voice there.
Continue reading →Solar panels in the Sahara sounded like a really good idea
Actually, maybe not. So, a giant solar farm could generate ample energy to meet global demand and simultaneously turn one of the most hostile environments on Earth into a habitable oasis. Sounds perfect, right? Not quite. In a recent study, … Continue reading →
Open thread
When I recently came across this photo from a couple of years ago, I couldn’t remember why I took it. Did I think it was an especially pretty apple? Did it remind me of a Cezanne? And then I remembered … Continue reading →
Songs that just arrive – if you’re right there waiting
I’ve gotten fascinated by the process of songwriting, something I don’t understand. I think I can safely say I will never write a song. But there are people who do it from childhood on, over and over. Sometimes they never … Continue reading →
Obamacare was the turning point for the American left
Why Obamacare as the turning point? It was a major transformative program passed by a narrow and partisan vote. Previously all such big legislation had bilateral support – at least, to the best of my knowledge (see this). In the … Continue reading →
DeSantis will be a target for the foreseeable future
As I wrote yesterday, the MSM and the Democrats are hard at work trying to discredit any Republican who might be a viable candidate in 2024. In DeSantis’ case, he’s also up for re-election as Florida’s governor in 2022. His … Continue reading →
Biden and the Big COVID Lie
You may wonder how it is that Biden (or those handling him) thinks he can get away with a lie such as this one: Joe Biden is at it again with yet another lie about the vaccination plan, claiming President … Continue reading →
Open thread
Just to see how it goes, I’m experimenting with a new feature suggested by a commenter. Although I don’t habitually post in the mornings, for a while I’m going to put up a regular open thread in the morning, where … Continue reading →
What could possibly go wrong with the appointment of General Honoré to oversee a supposedly objective review of the Capitol riot?
No problem with this; no problem at all: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appears to be trying to rig an “independent security review” of the January 6th Capitol riots by appointing an extreme left-wing partisan to lead the investigation, and Republicans … Continue reading →