…when you can teach children a higher truth, and especially one that makes them hate the US and its Founders? The better to delegitimize the Constitution, right? The NY Times is in the education business: The NYT has long tried … Continue reading →
“2020” falls quite trippingly off the tongue compared to “2019”, doesn’t it? And for 2020 I’ve made some resolutions I think I can keep: none. I find it astounding that we’ve reached a year that’s so distant from 2000. As … Continue reading →
I noticed this link at Instapundit: LATE-LIFE LAMENT OF A LEFTY WOMAN: “I don’t own a home and no one needs me; I am nobody’s mother and now I am nobody’s child, as my parents are no longer living. My … Continue reading →
I’ve read contradictory things about how the new census will affect representation in the House, but the latest appears to be that a state like New York might be losing a Congress member or two: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez may be a … Continue reading →
The left wants us to think of the recent Iranian-sponsored and orchestrated attacks on the US embassy in Baghdad as “Trump’s Benghazi.” This approach seems to me to be another ill-thought-out move by the anti-Trump forces. After all, it reminds … Continue reading →
[BUMPED UP – scroll down for later posts] I don’t usually do much of anything on New Year’s Eve, although I tend to always try to watch the ball go down on TV. Staying up late is no problem for … Continue reading →
De Blasio’s New York is bending over backward to be kind to criminal suspects: Brooklyn trouble magnet who dodged bail in an anti-Semitic assault over the weekend — only to be busted a day later in another alleged attack — … Continue reading →
Those who hate Trump and consider him an illegitimate president and believe he won the election by trickery (or would like you to believe he won by trickery) or by fluke are ignoring this point: The election of President Donald … Continue reading →
…is upsetting even the left, because it highlights the lameness of their “obstructing Congress” charge against Trump. If I were a Democrat, the possibility that Biden might be the nominee would fill me with anxiety. He keeps putting his foot … Continue reading →
The recent increase in anti-Semitic attacks in cities and suburbs in New York and New Jersey perplex the left because it’s hard for them to place in the correct category. Hard, but certainly not impossible – where there’s a will … Continue reading →
Before last night, I had never heard of the creature known as a tardigrade. But once I came across it, I still could hardly believe it existed. I think you can see why just by looking at it: Yes, that … Continue reading →
Much of what is in this article is what many of us have suspected anyway: that homelessness in the US is predominantly an addiction and/or a mental illness problem. Keep in mind when you read the following that “homelessness experts … Continue reading →