I know my answer: the Democrats in the House are completely disgraced. The Democrats and the MSM would of course say: Trump. But they feel that Trump is continually disgracing himself. Or, at least they’d like you to think that. … Continue reading →
…as she announces adoption of the first article of impeachment. First there’s a secret smile of glee, like the cat that swallowed the canary. It’s very fleeting, though; she suppresses it almost instantaneously. Then immediately, after putting on a stern … Continue reading →
As predicted, the House voted “aye” on its two articles of impeachment. I was a bit surprised at the totals for one reason only: I thought the perhaps Pelosi would allow more of the Democrats in Trump districts to vote … Continue reading →
Brit Hume ponders: Asked about Schiff’s comments, Hume replied, “What he says flies in the face, of course, of the IG report but it also flies in the face of the much derided Devin Nunes memo that grew out of … Continue reading →
Sorry for the postponement, but there’s too much other news today.
Continue reading →From the intrepid Jonathan Turley: It is bad enough when a judge refuses to let out your client from a plea deal but it is worse when he then suggests that his lawyer is a plagiarist to boot. That however … Continue reading →
Some coverage here as well as here. Pelosi quote of the day; “He gave us no choice.” That’s funny on a lot of levels. First there’s the obvious one, which is Pelosi’s fake pose (probably perceived even by impeachment supporters … Continue reading →
Or the woodwork. Or the shadows. Or wherever they usually hide and do their secretive business. Ever since the FISA application abuse by the FBI surfaced – and I’m talking about long before the Horowitz report, back during the days … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I’ll probably post Part 2 tomorrow.] The interview Comey gave to Chris Wallace on Sunday was a study in evasion and deception. I could take it sentence by sentence and spend many hours analyzing each one, but I’m not … Continue reading →
It seems to me that General Flynn got bad tactical advice from the lawyers handling his appeal. This is the result: Judge Sullivan had all but invited Flynn to withdraw his plea. He was accordingly unimpressed by the merits of … Continue reading →
One of the drawbacks of serving for a long time in public life is that we have the ability to compare a politician’s previous statements to his/her present ones. Sometimes it goes like this, if your name is Chuck Schumer, … Continue reading →
Fun day so far. There’s a snowstorm and a power outage where I live. Plus, I had to take a friend back and forth from the hospital for a procedure. And so right now I’m in a hospital waiting room, … Continue reading →