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Rahm Emanuel, 2028?
Emanuel seems to be intent on positioning himself as the more moderate Democrat for 2028. It’s a segment that’s wide open, except for John Fetterman: Likely 2028 Democratic presidential contender Rahm Emanuel sat down this week with Michael Moynihan, co-host … Continue reading →
Howard University snags quite the prize: Kendi
[NOTE: I’ve written several previous posts about Kendi, for example this.] Howard University has given Ibran X. Kendi a plum job – or, as the headline of the article puts it, “Howard University appoints racist crackpot as history professor, giving … Continue reading →
Only a perfect war will do – and maybe not even that, if it’s waged by Trump
Those who hate Trump on the left and on the erstwhile right also hate the Iran War, or the Iran operation, or whatever you want to call it. They’ve declared it a failure after a month, “without evidence.” Or rather, … Continue reading →
Open thread 4/3/2026
Very strange indeed:
Continue reading →Hegseth allows the military to carry arms on base
Gun-free zones have the unfortunate consequence of making the people in them vulnerable to someone with a gun. This has been especially ironic on military bases, where there have been mass murders such as the ones at Fort Hood. Here’s … Continue reading →
Roundup
(1) Pam Bondi is out as AG. I think she’s been on the way out ever since she “misspoke” on the Epstein files. She’s never been popular with the online right crowd. This is from Trump, who – not surprisingly … Continue reading →
I need a new computer
Mine is so outdated it’s ludicrous. How old is it? Well, let’s just say I’ve got Windows 7. It’s not that I couldn’t have gone out and bought a new one years and years ago. After all, there’s a wide … Continue reading →
Open thread 4/2/2026
Trump’s speech on Iran
Here it is:
Continue reading →Tucker Carlson, changer
Anyone who’s followed Tucker Carlson over the years knows he’s been on a long and winding journey: from a childhood that was highly unusual, to say the least – raised in mega-wealth but with an eccentric mother who deserted the … Continue reading →
Today SCOTUS heard arguments on birthright citizenship
See this: Here is the Question Presented on which the court agreed to take the case: “The Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment provides that those “born * * * in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof,” … Continue reading →