As expected, the administration is still protecting Iran: Many [as far as I know, all of them Republicans] are calling on Biden to refreeze the $6 billion of Iranian funds that he had unfrozen as part of a prisoner swap … Continue reading →
Commenter “huxley” asks an excellent question, and then answers it: I understand it’s not a priority in conservative circles to wonder WTF happened to the Left. But, as an ex-leftist, I do. Exactly how did the Left swivel away from … Continue reading →
Legal Insurrection has some coverage here as well as here. There’s also this at Powerline, with links. I find this trial to be a travesty, and I would be very surprised if anything happens to change my mind on that.
Continue reading →This NY Post article attempts to answer the question. We already know that, whether Trump lied or not, there was no victim and none of the lenders claimed damages. But this discussion is about a different angle of the case: … Continue reading →
Andrew C. McCarthy is no Trump fan, but he certainly recognizes prosecutorial and judicial overreach when he sees it: The ruling by a New York State judge on Tuesday, putting Trump out of business in the Big Apple, the longtime … Continue reading →
The Democrat line is that there is no evidence worth paying attention to – which seems to mean there is no notarized and witnessed contract Biden signed that states, “I accept this bribe in exchange for giving the following favors … Continue reading →
… if she’s in fact making close to $750K for a one-hour speech, as reported in this article: The 59-year-old former lawyer spoke to an estimated 5,000 attendees on how to “push past self-doubt while discussing the importance of inclusivity … Continue reading →
I have come to detest the MeToo movement, which I actually disliked from the start. The idea that women don’t ever lie is an abomination, one that is used to ruin men’s lives and destroy the protections built into the … Continue reading →
Here’s the news: Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., and his wife have been charged with bribery over their alleged acceptance of “hundreds of thousands of dollars” in return for the use of the senator’s influence to enrich three New Jersey businessmen … Continue reading →
They’re the homeless, right? So they need housing, right? Only problem is that “homeless,” once a relatively descriptive term, has become only the tip of the iceberg of the problems of the “homeless” – now often referred to by the … Continue reading →
You almost got to admire Hunter Biden for being such a good demonstration of the old Jewish joke about the definition of chutzpah – the guy who murders his parents and says the court should be lenient with him because … Continue reading →
Commenter “Richard Aubrey” asks a good question: I was in the life insurance business up until about 2016. For the last ten years or thereabouts, several companies with which I had contracts wanted me to take a quick class on … Continue reading →