These days, this takes great courage: Jonathan Isaac of the Orlando Magic stood, while everyone else took a knee. He also did not wear a Black Lives Matter shirt. After the game, Isaac faced a hostile press populated by reporters … Continue reading →
Some days I wake up and it takes a while for it to hit me that so many Americans seem to have lost their minds. Oh, I’m not talking about the small number of people who are doing the burning … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: commenter “AesopFan.”] Leftist radicals are well aware of the importance of labels. There’s “Black Lives Matter” for a group run by Marxists, focusing only on those black lives ended by white police officers rather than on all black … Continue reading →
Yes, Father Damien: “Even when we select figures to tell the stories of colonized places, it is the colonizers and settlers whose stories are told – and virtually no one else. Check out Hawaii’s statues,” Ocasio-Cortez wrote. “It’s not Queen … Continue reading →
Here’s an interesting video for a change of pace. Some of the music isn’t au courant, but that’s probably because it was made three years ago. But the points are still relevant, I think:
Continue reading →Why not full hazmat suits? Wouldn’t that protect us even more?: During a live chat with the American Federation of Teachers Tuesday night, Fauci said “eyes are also vulnerable, so if you can have goggles of some sort that can … Continue reading →
At John Lewis’ funeral Obama sowed division, both racially and otherwise. One of Obama’s statements was, “George Wallace may be gone, but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas and batons against peaceful demonstrators.” But … Continue reading →
I think the above has been clear for a long time. I have never been part of Twitter, although if memory serves I initially set up an account. But as soon as I checked out the site, I realized it … Continue reading →
Propaganda is difficult to shake, but personal observation and experience can go a long way: A North Korean defector earlier this month revealed that he was “shocked” at the level of kindness and racial diversity he experienced when he first … Continue reading →
More sad news: Herman Cain — the maverick American business czar and Republican presidential candidate who campaigned for a sweeping tax reform plan called 9-9-9 — died Thursday morning after a monthlong battle with the coronavirus. He was 74. Cain, … Continue reading →
Terrible news – the Flynn/Sullivan case will now be heard by the full D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals en banc: The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has vacated the prior order of a panel directing Judge Emmet Sullivan to dismiss … Continue reading →
So much news: Greatest hits from the Barr hearing. Our math-challenged public is easy to spook. Math is hard. [Hat tip: commenter “Griffin.”] The WaPo will be capitalizing “White.” I cannot resist making a version of the old old joke: … Continue reading →