This article discusses the fact that very few people answer their phones anymore. Well, I’m one of the few who do, I guess. That’s one of many things that seem to mark me as a dinosaur. I don’t always answer … Continue reading →
Trump is wildly popular in India, where he’s been visiting: You can find a lot of coverage here. I’ve previously written about about Modi’s election and his admiration for Trump. [NOTE: I find it interesting that Melania’s outfit somewhat matches … Continue reading →
Berniephobia is gripping many Democrats. But hey, it’s been gripping me, too. It’s been gripping me for several weeks now, even before it got to its present fever pitch. And I don’t believe it’s plateaued yet. I wrote the following … Continue reading →
They never expected to be put in the position of having to vote for an actual bona fide Socialist to avoid re-electing Trump. But NeverTrumpers should have expected it. The writing’s been on the wall for quite a while that … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Ammo Grrrll of Powerline writes …I seem to be at a stage in my life where I find almost everything equally fascinating and equally urgent. I can relate – up to a point. Like Ammo Grrrll, I’m also at that … Continue reading →
This is a Canadian story, but it’s often the case that the US follows close on Canada’s heels with PC legal rulings. So here’s what it’s about: For the past 11 months, Robert Hoogland, a father in Surrey, British Columbia, … Continue reading →
Iran and Turkey have been dealing with some adversity lately: Israel’s two most formidable adversaries – Iran and Turkey – both came up short in their quests for regional domination, and Israel is reaping the rewards of their losses. Two … Continue reading →
It takes strength to hang tough through an experience like this: Longtime Republican politico K.T. McFarland said in a radio interview Wednesday that Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team pressured her for “20, 30, 40 hours of hell” to either cop … Continue reading →
…the ads practically write themselves:
Continue reading →The idea’s all the rage. Since Wednesday’s debate, which has been widely (and bipartisanly, for the most part) considered a debacle, a host of articles has appeared predicting that the Democratic presidential nominee will be “none of the above” and … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: commenter “AesopFan”.] Interesting article: Capitalism, according to Marx, is filled with contradictions, all of which guarantee its eventual failure. One example is the belief that capitalists, seeking every greater profits, will increase the “immiseration” of the working class, … Continue reading →