Reading Maus
[NOTE: Years ago I downsized and got rid of a lot of books. But since I’d had a ton of them to begin with, I’ve still got a lot, although nothing like the original number. And of course, I keep … Continue reading →
[NOTE: Years ago I downsized and got rid of a lot of books. But since I’d had a ton of them to begin with, I’ve still got a lot, although nothing like the original number. And of course, I keep … Continue reading →
It’s happening Saturday. Or, you can just chat. I was rushed today – as I previously mentioned – and somehow I originally thought the primary was today! I guess I just can’t wait. That “I just can’t wait” was sarcasm. … Continue reading →
I wrote a rough draft last night for a huge post about coronavirus. But I got a very late start today due to an excess of busyness with other, non-blog things, as well as other topics and posts. It happens … Continue reading →
I happen to have come across
Continue reading →This is very chilling: Pete Buttigieg decided it was a good idea to have a nine-year-old child join him on stage at a campaign event in Denver on Saturday to talk about his sexuality. If you didn’t think the end … Continue reading →
The editorial board of the NY Sun writes, in a piece entitled “Democrats Debate: Senator Sanders Emerges in the Garb of Jeremy Corbyn”: Where in the blazes were the rest of the Democrats on the stage when Israel was brought … Continue reading →
…another debate. You can talk about it here.
Continue reading →I’m all for forgiving candidates who make a few gaffes. But Biden goes way beyond the usual threshold. Now he’s said: “I’m a Democratic candidate for the United State’s Senate. Look me over. If you like what you see, help … Continue reading →
This is a few years old (hat tip: Instapundit) and was written about a statement of Obama’s. But it applies quite nicely to Bernie’s praise of the Cuban literacy program under Castro as well: But there’s nothing “extraordinary” about the … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This builds on yesterday’s post.] One reason I don’t mind answering the phone is that I can almost always tell what’s a robocall, and avoid those. They ordinarily have an area code that matches mine (their designers are clever … Continue reading →
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 →