Hedge fund fun: the GameStop wars
So I’ve spent a while trying to get up to speed on the GameStop battles. If I can be said to have a wheelhouse, this is not it, and I’m going to assume that most of my readers already know … Continue reading →
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Fortress DC
All this Bidenesque healing and normalcy is just so soothing: According to Ken Cuccinelli, the former head of the Department of Homeland Security, Pelosi not only asked for those massive numbers of troops, but she also asked for the Guard … Continue reading →
The filibuster is the key to the Democrats’ far-left agenda
Whatever the recent proposals of the Democrats might be – DC as a state, court-packing, national voting “reform” that would enable voting fraud in the entire country – the key to passing or not passing such bills in the current … Continue reading →
Tulsi Gabbard shows some good sense
Tulsi Gabbard – who is no longer in office, having declined to run for re-election to the House – seems to be speaking reasonably about what’s going on these days in terms of restrictions on liberty. Tulsi appears to have … Continue reading →
Led by Rand Paul, Republicans say the Senate trial of Citizen Trump is unconstitutional (also, Leahy in hospital for observation)
Of course it is: Forty-five Senate Republicans voted Tuesday to dismiss the trial as unconstitutional. The motion failed by a vote of 45-55, enabling the trial to move forward. But it signifies that a critical mass are leery of the … Continue reading →
Deadly riots
Have you noticed that very often when the MSM or Democrats refer to the Capitol riot the word “riot” is modified by the word “deadly”? And of course, this is correct: the riots were deadly. But what do we know … Continue reading →
Founder of the WalkAway movement Brandon Straka arrested
First they deplatformed him, and now he’s been arrested. The allegations are as follows: Brandon Straka, 44, was arrested on a felony charge of interfering with police during civil disorder. The self-described founder of a movement to “walk away” from … Continue reading →
Sorry for the delay today
I had a small spot of computer trouble, plus some other things I needed to tend to. Posting will resume very soon.
Continue reading →Washington DC, Biden, and the Democrats: security for me but not for thee
It was understandable that Democrats wanted good security for the inauguration this year. So did Trump in 2017, who had plenty of death threats and hatred thrown his way. But although I’m sure there was security for Trump’s inauguration (and … Continue reading →
Viva Frei and Nate the Lawyer: where do we go from here?
I haven’t watched this entire video; it’s very long. But the part I’m cueing up is much shorter, and it features a good discussion of the Capitol riots and the spin placed on them by the left, as well as … Continue reading →
The Democrats’ plan wasn’t that hard to see even back in March of 2019
Yesterday I accidentally happened across this post of mine from nearly two years ago. The post was about the Democrats’ desire to abolish the Electoral College, and it was in that context that I wrote the following, which may seem … Continue reading →
There’s no harmony like close harmony: Part I
And the best of all is sibling close harmony. That’s where nature and nurture can combine to make different-yet-somehow-similar voices blend in a special way that creates a full and resonant whole that is far more than the sum of … Continue reading →