Ah, but it’s Trump who’s the tyrannical authoritarian. Not good old Joe. From Jonathan Turley: I was astonished by the remarks of President Joe Biden on his support for extending the eviction moratorium, which was found to be unconstitutional by … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: commenter “TJ.”] That was quick: “I think he should resign,” Biden said of his longtime Democratic ally. Biden spoke hours after Cuomo proclaimed his innocence and issued a counter-report with photos of Biden and other elected officials hugging … Continue reading →
Yes, indeed: Career politician President Biden is being mocked for claiming he used to drive an 18-wheeler truck — with the White House only able to show he was once a passenger in one. The 48-year political veteran made the … Continue reading →
If, like me, you previously knew little to nothing about Biden’s current chief of staff Ron Klain, you’ll learn more from this article. But not a whole lot more.
Continue reading →But why bother? His state has been obvious since way before the 2020 election, and it’s even more evident now. But if I neglect the stories, it seems like I’m ignoring them entirely. So I’ll just link to a couple … Continue reading →
A lot worse: A senior administration official told the Washington Free Beacon that border agents are preparing to process up to 1,200 families a day once the public health restrictions are lifted. That works out to about 375,000 families over … Continue reading →
Some thanks Facebook gets for being Biden’s lackey. Here’s what Biden said about Facebook: A reporter asked President Joe Biden about COVID misinformation going around on Facebook. “They are killing people,” claimed Biden. “I mean, it really…look, the only pandemic … Continue reading →
Not “fascism” as in “mean people doing mean things that I don’t like,” but “fascism” in its economic sense of “large private businesses being in bed with government”? Fascism as an economic system is sometimes described this way: As such, … Continue reading →
What’s going on in Cuba?: From the Malecón, Havana’s famous seawall near the old city, to small towns in Artemisa province and Palma Soriano, the second-largest city in Santiago de Cuba province, videos live-streamed on Facebook showed thousands of people … Continue reading →
Here’s a poll on the matter: The national poll was released by the Convention of States Action in partnership with The Trafalgar Group. The poll, which was conducted toward the end of June, surveyed more than 1,000 likely voters for … Continue reading →
One of the things that led to my political change was that I took the principles I’d always held dear and applied them to new information. That process led me to reconsider my political affiliation and changed my voting tendencies. … Continue reading →
It’s been obvious for a long, long time that Kamala Harris leaves something to be desired in the “likeability” department, lacks political skills despite the heights to which she’s risen, and isn’t even especially bright or articulate – unlike her … Continue reading →