And that’s the case despite Mairad McGuinness cutting off his mic in pique at the dread flag-waving: [ADDENDUM: Most Remainers appear to be adjusting to the new reality.]
Continue reading →…didn’t John Roberts inadvertently reveal that this is indeed the whistleblower?: “It’s very important whether or not a group of Democratic activists, part of the Obama-Biden administration were working together for years looking for an opportunity to impeach the president,” … Continue reading →
It’s otherwise known as the indoctrination of impressionable children – and the left is hard at work at this task, and has been for many many decades. But in recent years it’s reached a very critical mass. I linked to … Continue reading →
[NOTE: Something is wrong with the YouTube videos of this show, and therefore this clip won’t play. I will be busy for quite some time today and unable to try to fix it till tonight. Sorry about that, but perhaps … Continue reading →
…did pretty well on a test of verbal and science ability compared with Clinton supporters. The test is called the GSS: We don’t have great data on the intelligence of Trump supporters, but the best available is in the 2018 … Continue reading →
We had a long love affair. But now Windows 7 is leaving me, although not of its own free will. I got this in an email today: As of January 14th, 2020, Microsoft, the developer of the Windows 7 operating … Continue reading →
And while we’re at it, ice cream appreciation:
Continue reading →Here’s a good discussion of a recent SCOTUS decision, and in particular some remarks by Justice Gorsuch in a concurring opinion. The Court voted 5-4 to lift a nationwide injunction placed by a district court judge on Trump’s new rule … Continue reading →
…that it won’t just be a few RINO Republicans who defect from the party line on calling more witnesses. The Democrats may harbor some defectors as well: Joe Manchin and Pat Toomey are saying they are contemplating voting against calling … Continue reading →
At this point, unfortunately, Israel/Palestine peace plans are not enormous news for the simple reason that there’s no reason to believe that any such plan, however brilliant, could succeed. But Trump has tried to devise one, as have many presidents … Continue reading →
What am I talking about? This [hat tip: Scott Johnson at Powerline]:
Continue reading →I’m a bit late with this, but I thought that for yesterday’s Remembrance Day I’d link to a two-part series of mine. I’ve written many posts on the subject of the Holocaust, some of which you can find by doing … Continue reading →