My guess is that this is some sort of meaningless theater, a pretense of change for the better. But that’s just a guess. It would be nice if it actually were a sign of the beginning of some improvement in … Continue reading →
My title is a riff on this 1963 movie. The film was a comedy, but what we’re seeing in the world these days isn’t funny. It’s a pathetic inversion in which we have a country with a history such as … Continue reading →
Embrace the power of “both.” All sorts of news today on Biden. First, we have his refusal to take a cognitive test at his physical: The White House says President Biden will not take a cognitive test — even after … Continue reading →
The memes write themselves, and they are funny. Go feast your eyes and laugh. And then cry, because we’re in a terrible mess. But of course, we already knew that the moment Biden took the helm – or the moment … Continue reading →
Certainly not an indictment over the classified papers. But is he going to be pushed out of running in 2024? I’ve long said that although the Democrats would dearly love to be rid of the Biden albatross as it becomes … Continue reading →
[NOTE: Please see my earlier post on the subject.] Why do I say it’s shocking? Not because it tells us anything we didn’t already know about Biden’s mental incapacity. We’ve known for years that Biden has serious cognitive difficulties. We’ve … Continue reading →
Granted, in the report, senility is offered as an explanation and excuse for why Biden won’t be charged as a result of improperly possessing and storing classified documents. But still, it’s quite an explanation. I mean, we knew Biden wouldn’t … Continue reading →
You think UNRWA is bad? Well, it is. But so is the International Red Cross: And Blinken just keeps getting worse: “Israelis were dehumanized in the most horrific way on October 7, ”said Blinken in prepared remarks at a Tel … Continue reading →
The Democrats must really want to get rid of Biden, because even the MSM is covering this story: President Joe Biden on Wednesday twice referred to the late German chancellor Helmut Kohl instead of former Chancellor Angela Merkel while detailing … Continue reading →
I often refer not to Biden himself but to the Biden administration when I discuss policies of the executive branch since Biden’s inauguration three long years ago. That’s because it’s never been clear how much Biden has been in charge. … Continue reading →
This was written yesterday: Don’t buy the hype: When President Biden finally responds to the deadly Iran-backed attack on American troops in Jordan, odds are he’ll both dispel the concerns of fearmongers hysterical he is going to bomb Iran and … Continue reading →
This is one of the most disturbing discussions I’ve ever heard. If the information here is accurate – and I believe it substantially is – the Biden administration is pressuring Israel to make a suicidal deal and to reward the … Continue reading →