Today’s announcement that ex-FBI lawyer Kevin Clinesmith will be pleading guilty to falsifying a document in the Russiagate probe should come as no surprise to anyone following the case: Clinesmith is accused of altering an email that said Trump campaign … Continue reading →
Here’s the statement: President Donald J. Trump, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the United Arab Emirates spoke today and agreed to the full normalization … Continue reading →
Courts have become almost entirely political, so when I heard that there was a chance that the DC Circuit Court might be hearing the Sullivan/Flynn mandamus case en banc, I wrote the following prediction: I think the court will grant … Continue reading →
A lot of previously seemingly-sane people have lost their minds, or at least their reasoning power. Check this out from Bernard Goldberg: I’m no fan of Donald Trump. And that’s putting it mildly. I don’t like his chronic dishonesty. I … Continue reading →
Almost from the start, nearly everyone on left and right claimed that the video of George Floyd’s dying moments made it clear that Officer Chauvin was a murderer. I found this to be a shocking assertion – not in terms … Continue reading →
A lot of people on the right are salivating about Joe Biden’s naming of Kamala Harris for VP, because she’s so loaded with baggage. Roger Kimball, for example, has this to say: She’s the one who, as California’s Attorney General, … Continue reading →
She couldn’t get any traction in the primaries, except by trashing Biden. So somehow it’s a perfect pick for the way 2020 has been going: Joe Biden (or those telling him what to do)
Continue reading →[NOTE: Recently I came across an old post of mine on Orwell and decided to repeat it in edited form, because I think it’s still interesting and timely, maybe even more than before. So here it is.] Commenter “Nick” wrote … Continue reading →
…that if Trump gives a speech at Gettysburg that would be a “shoring up” of the confederacy? The MSM knows nothing of history. But that’s okay, because neither does its audience. There’s always that “knaves/fools” question, though. Perhaps the MSM … Continue reading →
Those goals would be obvious, that is, if the MSM was actually reporting on this sort of thing. Here’s the official BLM statement on the events leading up to the widespread Chicago looting. It’s a fascinating document. First, it tries … Continue reading →
Seattle’s Carmen Best could read the writing on the wall that told her the City Council was determined to cut the legs out from under the police, and to personally punish her as well. So Best – the first black … Continue reading →
And I don’t even like cats. But this is cute and very soothing: That business the cat is doing with its front paws before it lies down is called “kneading.” Why do they do it? This is supposedly why, and … Continue reading →