Another illustration of some of the points I was making just a moment ago: Saira was one of Justice Democrats' 2018 candidates pic.twitter.com/vlTuFUCQFd — Peter J. Hasson (@peterjhasson) March 6, 2019 That’s your intersectionality, hard at work. I don’t feel … Continue reading →
When a party devolves into a bunch of entitled ethnic groups, and judges a person’s worth by his or her place on the hierarchy of victimhood, clashes are inevitable among those groups. You’ll see some unite against others in a … Continue reading →
Here’s an example of how far the left—and some courts—are willing to go in the fight to offer physical (hormonal) treatments to children who identify as transgender, despite parental objections to the hormones at such a young age: Last Wednesday, … Continue reading →
There’s a new record being set: Illegal immigration continues to break records on the southwestern border — and they’re not good ones. The number of families snared trying to sneak into the U.S. soared by 50 percent in one month … Continue reading →
I’m not so sure the man isn’t being a bit cruel here. And then I think the dog gets onto the game. But what a sweet dog:
Continue reading →You think I exaggerate? I do not. As soon as I read Woman’s March activist Linda Sarsour’s comment about Nancy Pelosi, I thought, “Obama and his grandma!” In case you haven’t seen Sarsour’s statement yet, it goes like this: Nancy … Continue reading →
Mark Steyn has a catchy phrase about it: “Jew-hate junction”: As Laura Rosen Cohen likes to say, everyone meets at Jew-Hate Junction: excitable young Mohammedans, secular polytechnic Euro-lefties, anti-globalist conspiracy theorists… It’s getting pretty crowded over there. The list is … Continue reading →
I’ve already confessed that I watch the TV show “The Bachelor.” Some of you—all of you?—may ridicule me for this, but for me the show has a great combination of factors. It entertainingly takes my mind off heavier things. It’s … Continue reading →
Victor Davis Hanson has written a great many excellent articles, but this one is one of his wittiest and most well-written. A small sample: At 86, six-term U.S. senator and lifelong liberal Dianne Feinstein should have no reason in her … Continue reading →
There’s something intensely satisfying about reading this, even though I know that letters don’t change a thing, and even in a case of such egregious wrongdoing by the WaPo it isn’t all that likely that Sandmann will win his case … Continue reading →
We have some evidence of possible campaign finance violations by AOC’s chief of staff, a man I discussed in this previous post on the so-called “Justice Democrats”: Two political action committees founded by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s top aide funneled over … Continue reading →
Kids can sometimes demonstrate incredible technical facility at playing a musical instrument at a very young age. I bring you Exhibit A, Evan Le, playing the piano at four after reportedly only studying it for a number of months (try … Continue reading →