These itsy bitsy spiders…
…do a lot more than climbing up the water spout. They detect electrical fields and use them to – fly. And although I’m well aware that I just used the word “fly” there to refer to the activity and not … Continue reading →
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The law, Judge Sullivan, and Michael Flynn: what now?
You can find a really long article on the subject here. An excerpt: So, as the Supreme Court acknowledged in Rinaldi, it is impossible to know what was meant by “with leave of court” when it was inserted into the … Continue reading →
Dire predictions for Georgia and Florida COVID deaths have so far not panned out
This is extremely encouraging: We were told that states ending their lockdowns and freeing the people were going to see widespread infections and increased deaths. We were told that bringing quarantines to an end would bring doom. We were told … Continue reading →
Remember the Hong Kong flu?
Those of you who were alive at the time probably remember the phrase, as I do. And that’s just about all I remember about it. I was no child, either; I was in college, going about my business, and my … Continue reading →
Perhaps you thought the Flynn case couldn’t get any worse
Well, think again. It just got a lot, lot worse. As the pressure builds on the higher-up perpetrators of the attempted coup against Trump – Brennan, Comey, Clapper, and even to a certain extent Obama himself – the Resistance ratchets … Continue reading →
Unmasking the unmaskers: Republicans pounce
They told us more revelations in the Russiagate plot would be forthcoming, and they certainly didn’t lie about that. First, a little background as to what it’s all about: So now Grennell has released the list: There are 16 “authorized … Continue reading →
Judge Sullivan says the Flynn case isn’t over yet and the fat lady hasn’t sung
There’s so much breaking news these days that for this story I’ll rely on someone who knows a great deal more about the legal angle than I do. So please read Professor William Jacobson’s take on it at Legal Insurrection. … Continue reading →
GOP does well in special elections for Congress
[See UPDATE below.] Special elections are – well – special. Turnout is often different than in the general, for example. And this year they are especially special, because of the virus, which meant that these were almost entirely mail-in in … Continue reading →
COVID-19: making predictions
I have gotten to the point where I no longer put any trust in the prognostications of scientists about COVID-19 and the comparison of various social policy tactics for dealing with it. These people have lost credibility – and I … Continue reading →
The FBI’s versatile 302
One of the most interesting things about the Flynn case is how the recent documents have merely repeated and/or verified things we on the right already knew or suspected. Now we have a more complete story. But it’s not as … Continue reading →
The Flynn case: ask a liberal friend
I’ve been thinking about talking to some of my liberal friends about the Flynn case revelations. I’m wondering if they’re even familiar with them, since their news source is the usual MSM. And if they are aware of the latest … Continue reading →
China, China, and more China
From Richard Fernandez: If all this Chinese espionage, hacking and secrets theft is so widespread, how come it never came to prominence before? It's like it sprang fully formed from Zeus' forehead. If it is real the scandal is why … Continue reading →