If impeachment doesn’t lead to Trump’s removal the first time, it can be tried again and again, according to Democratic House member Al Green: “A president can be impeached more than once,” Green advised. “So, we can do this, we … Continue reading →
If this turns out to be true, wow: The Trayvon Martin case was built on a fraud, with a key witness being swapped out with an imposter when the real witness wouldn’t testify, George Zimmerman said in a lawsuit Wednesday. … Continue reading →
…seems a mite testy lately, doesn’t he? For that matter, so does Nancy Pelosi.
Continue reading →I’m not speaking metaphorically when I say “dark days.” Right now is one of those days of the early early sunsets. To me, sunset is the most important marker rather than the shortest amount of daylight, which can actually involve … Continue reading →
…but will the Democrats order it, only to be told by the Senate chefs that they won’t prepare the dessert of conviction? [Yeah, I know, it’s not a great metaphor. But I’m jet-lagged.] Today Pelosi gave articles of impeachment the … Continue reading →
Apparently Ann Althouse has a stronger stomach than I do, because she was able to watch today’s impeachment hearing: I thought…the idea would be for the 3 law professors called by the Democrats to provide cover for the Democrats by … Continue reading →
Democrats would love, love, love to get rid of the EC. Their rhetoric is to establish a “make every vote count” democracy (republic? who needs it?). But the actual motivation is that they believe a national vote would favor them … Continue reading →
I was on the west coast for Thanksgiving, got delayed by the snowstorm coming home, and therefore had a big travel day today (actually, last night; I came on the redeye). So I’m getting a late start today. But I … Continue reading →
This: In states like Virginia — where Democrats now control all of state government — the foreign-born population has grown more than 250 percent since 1990. In 1990, Virginia was home to less than 312,000 foreign-born residents. Today, there are … Continue reading →
I’ve had a number of conversations with Democrats in recent weeks that have all gone about the same way. The person asks me who is my favorite Democratic candidate (for the most part, these people think they’re talking to a … Continue reading →
This columnist asks the question but doesn’t have an answer. I don’t have an answer either. I’ve never been a big Drudge reader to begin with. I barely was a small one; only looked in occasionally. But I did notice … Continue reading →
Remember when Kamala Harris was the It girl who would lead the Democrats to victory in 2020? Well, not so much: Kamala Harris dropped her presidential campaign on Tuesday after months of failing to lift her candidacy from the bottom … Continue reading →