It’s hard to find laughs in politics this year
But this is pretty funny, especially the Biden parts:
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The new whiteness of the Jews
Please contemplate this: On October 17th, the New York Times published an op-ed celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Million Man March that neglected to mention the anti-Semitic history of its organizer, Louis Farrakhan. In response, former Times editorial board … Continue reading →
A good idea for Pennsylvania vote counting (plus: changing your vote)
Not that the plan would ever be implemented. But it’s a very good idea, and it might actually make for a more fair vote count. From commenter “David”: Since ballots can still be received 3 days after the election date, … Continue reading →
You might ask your Democrat friends and relatives where they stand on a post-election “Truth and Reconciliation Commission”
Bringing this to their attention might start a few “interesting” discussions: A professor at the University of California-Berkeley is pushing the idea for the creation of a commission after Election Day that will target President Donald Trump and all of … Continue reading →
In senectus* veritas
* As I strongly suspected might happen, Latin scholars have come to my rescue. They’ve told me that the word “senectus” is incorrect and instead it should be “senectute.”
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What motivates Biden voters
I’m going to make some generalizations in this post, of course. But I know a lot of Biden voters, and I’m writing about what I’ve observed. As commenter “physicsguy” says: Every Biden voter I know is only motivated by the … Continue reading →
I sure hope…
…that this sort of thing translates into black votes for Trump: Morning Reader Data Points: National Daily Black Likely Voter Job Approval For @POTUS – October 19-23, 2020 Mon 10/19 – 25%Tue 10/20 – 24% Wed 10/21 – 31% Thu … Continue reading →
I have a feeling that Pennsylvania will feature highly in the coming election
They’ve certainly set it up that way: Today the PA Supreme Court ruled that county clerks could not reject absentee and mail-in ballots where the voter signatures didn’t match. Politico reports: “The Pennsylvania state Supreme Court ruled Friday that ballots … Continue reading →
Those estimates of years of life lost to COVID
COVID news has become so politicized that it’s even harder than usual to sort out the wheat from the chaff. But I’ll try. The latest news is that the estimate of potential life lost from COVID in the US so … Continue reading →
More on the Biden corruption/influence saga
This, this, this, this, this, and this. That’s a lot to digest. And it’s probably just the tip of the iceberg. [Mixed metaphor alert.]
Continue reading →The fracking fracas during last night’s debate was a bizarro reversed version of 2012’s Candy Crowley incident
For a while in 2012 I became semi-obsessed with what Candy Crowley and Obama did to Romney during the second 2012 presidential debate. I analyzed it and posted about it several times. Here’s an excerpt: Note also Obama’s affect when … Continue reading →