Some days the news just calls out for a roundup. So here it is. (1) This was overdue. But better late than never: “I am pleased to inform our many U.S.A. Patriots that I am designating ANTIFA, A SICK, DANGEROUS, … Continue reading →
Call it “the tactic of the about-face.” Or call it “on the one hand, on the other hand.” Call it what you will, but here’s a good example. We have this statement from Obama on Charlie Kirk’s assassination. When I … Continue reading →
Robert Redford has died at 89. When I read that number I can hardly believe it – where oh where did that impossibly handsome young man go? But yes, he was 89, with a long life and an enormous number … Continue reading →
For anyone who follows the news it’s impossible to ignore the tide of hatred unleashed against the affable, smiling, “let us all reason together,” and now-deceased Charlie Kirk and his supporters. However, it’s not new. From those who admire the … Continue reading →
So fast and furious it’s hard to keep up. But here’s some of it. (1) There’s no reason to trust a person’s enemies to represent that person’s words fairly. The Kirk-hating forces – and they are legion, it turns out … Continue reading →
From commenter “Mike Plaiss”: Another thing that has been on my mind lately, and this one has really been bugging me. Israel Is Winning the War but Losing the World https://archive.md/mmikK “The war for hearts and minds is lost,” Howard … Continue reading →
Did you ever have a friend or lover or spouse or relative who did something for which that person needed to do some soul-searching, make some changes, and apologize, and that person didn’t do any of that but merely asserted … Continue reading →
The question of whether Tyler Robinson may have had accomplices is being investigated, and for good reason: The feds have widened their investigation into the assassination of Charlie Kirk to probe whether pro-trans, online groups and others connected with Tyler … Continue reading →
The summary version: he’s (knock wood) doing a great deal better. The major crisis – which lasted about four months and required three or four visits to the ER (I forget exactly how many), one hospital stay of several days, … Continue reading →