Victor Davis Hanson lists 10 reasons why the ongoing impeachment is really a coup. I’m particularly interested in the following items on his list, which all seem quite obvious to me and yet the MSM has been somewhat successful at … Continue reading →
I haven’t actually watched the hearings in real time, although every day I check the stories and exchanges that have emerged from them. Most of the focus until recently has been on the testimony of the witnesses and the behavior … Continue reading →
Peter Boghossian writes: The correspondence theory of truth basically states that objective truth exists and we can know something about it through evidence and reason… In Culture War 2.0 the correspondence theory of truth—with its commitment to the idea that … Continue reading →
I think the outrage the left feels towards Trump boils down to two main issues. The first is that he’s president at all, and does what presidents do with all the attendant powers of a president. The second is that … Continue reading →
Deval Patrick has entered the Democratic race, and John Hinderaker writes: …[I]t is worth noting that Patrick resigned from Bain Capital the day before he announced. Of course, there is nothing wrong with working for Bain; it is a perfectly … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: Artfldgr] Here’s an interesting interview with two black women explaining how they realized they were actually Republicans. It takes a particular kind of courage: Parker: Well, I came to believe what I believe by reading a proverb a … Continue reading →
I’m not planning to write specifically about impeachment today. But since you might want to discuss the topic, here’s a thread for that.
Continue reading →I haven’t gotten around to it yet, but Lee Smith’s The Plot Against the President sounds like a good read. See this for more.
Continue reading →…says AOC: Ocasio-Cortez said on CNN’s Situation Room that House Democrats need to move quickly, citing the “potential compromise of the 2020 elections,” that could lead to “a potentially disastrous outcome.” “This is not just about something that has occurred, … Continue reading →
Professor William Jacobson of Legal Insurrection has been doing tremendous work promoting free speech. Two years ago he spoke at Vassar on the subject, amidst turmoil from activists spreading lies about him and seeking to silence him. Recently he reflected … Continue reading →
In an interview with the BBC, Hillary Clinton said this: “I think about what kind of president I would have been all the time…How, obviously, I would have been different. How I think I would have been a better, more … Continue reading →
It’s a long-running play. I’m not watching today’s show. I will be attempting to keep up with it periodically, but I’ve got a busy day otherwise. Here’s a thread to discuss the hearings and the entire misbegotten mess. So far— … Continue reading →