Open thread 6/19/24
There are so many wildflowers this year:
Continue reading →There are so many wildflowers this year:
Continue reading →Miranda Devine (literally) wrote the book on Biden corruption, and she was the original reporter of the Hunter laptop. Here she is interviewed by Caroline Glick. Devine packs a great deal of information into this video, which is well worth … Continue reading →
We’ve been told that it was going to happen, and here it is: Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., vowed to investigate President Biden’s “lawless plans for amnesty” and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’ “ongoing abuse of parole authority” hours after the … Continue reading →
It gets more and more difficult for our Pravda-esque media to cover up for Biden’s increasing frailties, and so they’ve adopted a new tactic. In a way, it’s an old tactic, because it reminds me of the game we used … Continue reading →
I found this at Ace’s. Baby turtle vs. fingerboard pic.twitter.com/4u8WTV4Yfj — Nature is Amazing ?? (@AMAZlNGNATURE) June 16, 2024
Continue reading →[NOTE: Hat tip, commenter “Snow on Pine.”] The Gate of Vienna are wide open: More than one-third of primary school children in Vienna are Muslims, representing the largest religious group among elementary schools in the Austrian capital. According to figures … Continue reading →
Here’s a much more detailed description of the Israeli hostage rescue. I’m sure important facts have been left out for security reasons, but enough have been revealed to give a fuller picture than the one we got earlier. That fuller … Continue reading →
With the usual caveats regarding polls, take a look: Trump has significantly shrunk his deficit with President Joe Biden among black Americans in the six battleground states, with the current president leading the former president 70% to 18%, a May … Continue reading →
A song:
Continue reading →I finally turned in the PDF of Gerard’s book to the printing company. I had long been formatting and fixing things and proof-reading and fiddling with this and that. There are a nearly infinite number of decisions to make when … Continue reading →