Poison pen trolls
There’s a particular type of troll I’ve had visit here off and on over the years, and I’ve noticed a few more lately. Their modus operandi is to come onto a blog on the right and say something that sounds … Continue reading →
There’s a particular type of troll I’ve had visit here off and on over the years, and I’ve noticed a few more lately. Their modus operandi is to come onto a blog on the right and say something that sounds … Continue reading →
Some new information is emerging about the Boulder shooter: Alleged shooter was a Washington Post reader who shared the paper's hatred of Donald Trump. pic.twitter.com/qbw22TZd2h — Mollie (@MZHemingway) March 23, 2021 Of course, that can be blamed on Trump too, … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This topic has been discussed recently in a comment thread, but I assume most people didn’t see it and so I’m highlighting the issue by giving it its own post. Also, that’s not a typo in the title. I … Continue reading →
The New York Time has accused the right-wing humor site Babylon Bee of having “trafficked in misinformation under the guise of satire.” Ha ha ha NY Times; that’s a good one. A real knee-slapper! Oh, you say you’re not trying … Continue reading →
There was a terrible mass shooting yesterday in Boulder: Police on Tuesday identified a 21 -year-old man as the suspect who opened fire inside a crowded Colorado supermarket in an attack that killed 10 people, including an officer, and sent … Continue reading →
I detest the Biden administration’s unraveling of so many of the accomplishments of the Trump administration. I only hope that a lot of the positives of the last four years will survive nevertheless, or at least that people watching the … Continue reading →
He makes the Democrats and the MSM look foolish when they predict disaster and his policies are successful, and then he points out their own failures in a way that’s clear and direct enough for nearly anyone to understand. They … Continue reading →
Almost forget the open thread. But here it is.
Continue reading →Most of you probably are familiar with the rousing and elegiac Americana classic “City of New Orleans.” It was a big hit for Arlo Guthrie in 1972, and has been covered by a great many people. It’s one of those … Continue reading →
When I first learned about Sullivan back in law school aeons ago, I remember being disturbed by the case. It’s not that I had a better solution. But it was easy to see the problem: how best to balance the … Continue reading →