The first three weeks: More Americans have died from COVID-19 in the first three weeks of Joe Biden’s presidency than during the entire Vietnam War, a grim milestone for a leader who vowed to make ending the pandemic “the first … Continue reading →
Long long ago I often used to travel by Greyhound bus. I was in college, and it was a lot cheaper than other forms of transportation. Some of those bus trips were very long, and I’d pass the time by … Continue reading →
Even Trudeau is “disappointed” with Biden’s abrupt Keystone cancellation. But their disagreement is characterized as “minor” because really, what does Trudeau care? On the other hand, Alberta’s premier seems to care considerably more, and is contemplating a lawsuit. It’s interesting … Continue reading →
Are people this naive, this stupid, this gullible, this ignorant, or are they just pretending to be? I want Biden to succeed. I voted for him. I want Republicans to moderate. I want to lower the temperature. But none of … Continue reading →
Tulsi Gabbard – who is no longer in office, having declined to run for re-election to the House – seems to be speaking reasonably about what’s going on these days in terms of restrictions on liberty. Tulsi appears to have … Continue reading →
One of so many things that Biden has been doing [emphasis mine]: President Biden has revoked a Trump-era executive order that sought to keep foreign countries and companies out of America’s bulk power systems – principally entities associated with the … Continue reading →
Ann Althouse discusses an article in The New Yorker by Susan B. Glasser about Biden’s inaugural address, entitled “Joe Biden’s Love Letter to the Truth.” I’m glad that Atlhouse reads these things so I don’t have to. But that title … Continue reading →
…or at least redefined it. Fancy that. It just so happens that—on the very day Joe Biden took office—the World Health Organization also released new guidelines ratcheting up the diagnostic criteria for COVID-19… For some reason, as of today, the … Continue reading →
[NOTE: The first part of this post is a repost of something I originally published on 11/11/2019, a little over a year ago. I think it’s interesting to look back at it in the light of what’s happened since. I’ve … Continue reading →
I wonder how many people see the enormous contradiction and hypocrisy in Biden holding himself out as the president for healing and unity: It’s an odd way to seek national unity: call a significant portion of the American public white … Continue reading →
Did Biden voters knowingly vote for the radical leftist agenda? For most of them, I’m convinced that the answer is “no, they didn’t know.” But they should have known, and could have discovered the plans by paying attention to something … Continue reading →
So Joe Biden has been sworn in as president and the Restoration is about to begin. An improbable set of circumstances has propelled him into the job he’s been unsuccessfully seeking for over thirty years. I guess he had to … Continue reading →