Biden doesn’t know what he doesn’t know, and yet he arrogantly opines as though he does know, which is the worst kind of ignorance. Or perhaps he knows, and is merely trading on what he assumes is the ignorance of … Continue reading →
From Giuliani: Giuliani, President Donald Trump’s personal attorney, told The Epoch Times that he and his attorney, Robert Costello, checked some of the written notes in the drive against samples of Hunter Biden’s handwriting, matched details about undisclosed meetings with … Continue reading →
…instead of merely blocking links to that story and others Twitter believes are suspect in some way, Twitter will “label Tweets to provide context.” What will the labels be? Something like “don’t pay attention to this, it’s a lie”? The … Continue reading →
Here’s a thread to discuss this evening’s Town Halls. The odd thing – at least, one of the odd things – is that it’s Trump who’s not infectious right now, even though his illness is the supposed reason the original … Continue reading →
From today’s NY Post article: Biden was identified as “Chair / Vice Chair depending on agreement with CEFC,” an apparent reference to the former Shanghai-based conglomerate CEFC China Energy Co. His pay was pegged at “850” and the email also … Continue reading →
Being of a certain age, I remember Watergate as it unfolded in real time. My recollection is that, although it was slow to pick up steam, by the time of the hearings the nation was riveted by the spectacle. I … Continue reading →
Many of you may have noticed that suddenly there’s a plus added in the comments between any username that has two parts, such as a first and last name. I’ve been told it can be remedied if you just take … Continue reading →
…is that Amy Coney Barrett isn’t just qualified to be a SCOTUS justice, she’s highly qualified and extraordinarily impressive even when under extreme pressure from the opposition. Oh, and also that the Democrats questioning her are an embarrassment to their … Continue reading →
Journalism is about covering important stories. With a pillow, until they stop moving. — David Burge (@iowahawkblog) May 9, 2013 It’s not just journalism, of course. In the interconnected web that is our media and social media, Twitter and Facebook … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I wrote this earlier today and somehow forgot to hit “publish.” I was about to post a sequel, and then I realized that this was still in draft form. So here it is as a first installment.] We’ve known … Continue reading →
…calls forth the woke mob, who oblige by destroying a black-owned Portland restaurant that actually has the gall to support Blue Lives. One of the big big differences between riots now and riots back in the 60s is that now … Continue reading →
Meanwhile – Nancy Pelosi is so startled by Wolf Blitzer’s suddenly putting on his “unbiased reporter” cap, and asking her a series of sustained and relatively hard-hitting questions, that she becomes rattled and aggressive, accusing him and CNN of “always” … Continue reading →