Me and TurboTax
[NOTE: I did my taxes by hand this year, as usual, and once again I began to wonder about halfway through why I do such a thing. Isn’t everyone just plugging numbers into a computer program these days, or using … Continue reading →
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Ilhan Omar and the victimhood competition
Here’s Sebastian Gorka on Ilhan Omar and some other freshman Democrats in the House: Behold the face of the Democratic Party: minority, young, and racist. This is the fruit of identity politics. Be it Omar, who is on the cover … Continue reading →
Sanctuary cities and Trump the Alinskyite
Aside from the very specific charges connected with the whole Russiagate story, or anything about Trump’s politics, the Trump opposition has consistently followed certain basic themes in characterizing Trump’s performance as president in terms of his personality and capability. These … Continue reading →
More on Barr’s use of the word “spying” and the media’s reaction to it
Oh boy, does Sean Davis have their number. Earth to MSM: when an argument is weak, it’s actually pretty vulnerable to attack. But I know; I know—the MSM is aware that the people they are trying to indoctrinate with a … Continue reading →
Democrats vote to eliminate women’s school sports
Well, not exactly, but perhaps ultimately, because this is where the Democrats stand at this point: Every single Democrat in the House of Representatives — with the exception of 1 — has decided to do away with that old “We’re … Continue reading →
In case you’re wondering in what manner the Obama administration spied on Trump…
… Jasper Fakkert is pleased to be of service. He lists six ways: 1. FISA Warrant: Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page was targeted with a FISA warrant by the FBI in October 2016. The warrant was subsequently renewed three … Continue reading →
Greg Craig and process crimes
I happen to agree with this: My position is, if DOJ/FBI cannot manage to successfully prosecute Mr Craig on a primary crime, then they should leave him the hell alone. None of this “Obstruction” or “Lying to the FBI”—unless it’s … Continue reading →
Greg Craig: and speaking of boomerangs…
…which I was, in my previous post today— One of President Obama’s former counsels, Greg Craig, is expected to be indicted. This was reported in none other than the NY Times, and since it’s something that doesn’t sit kindly with … Continue reading →
At what Democrats thought would be their time of triumph, instead they fear a day of reckoning may come
Democrats seem both angry and frightened, and their kneejerk and perhaps even somewhat panicked response right now is to try to destroy Barr. You can feel the frisson of fear they emanate. They waited two years for the blow of … Continue reading →
Discovery of new human species?
Perhaps: In a handful of fossilized teeth and bones, scientists say they’ve found evidence of a previously unknown human species that lived in what is now the Philippines about 50,000 years ago. The discovery deepens the mystery of an era … Continue reading →
Barr: investigating the investigators
Barr’s recent tetimony: The big story was the affirmative answer [Barr] gave to a question about whether he was planning to investigate the provenance of the Russia probe itself. That would, of course, include the FISA court scandal and the … Continue reading →
How USA Today covers Netanyahu’s election
Here’s how USA Today covers the Netanyahu election: The outcome would also affirm Israel’s continued tilt to the political right and further cast doubt on hopes of a negotiated solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, partly because of Netanyahu’s close relationship … Continue reading →