Those goals would be obvious, that is, if the MSM was actually reporting on this sort of thing. Here’s the official BLM statement on the events leading up to the widespread Chicago looting. It’s a fascinating document. First, it tries … Continue reading →
And they don’t like it one little bit. Two can play at the “pen and phone” game, says Trump, who is tired of the Democrats holding out for their leftist wish list before they will help Americans suffering during lockdowns. … Continue reading →
I understand that the current mayors of cities such as New York and Minneapolis and Seattle, as well as some of the governors in their states, are far leftists trying to please a far left base. But they are also … Continue reading →
What’s Alinsky’s Rule 4? “”Make the enemy live up to its own book of rules.” Even though the Democrats are historically the party of slavery (some would argue it’s the party of ideological slavery today, and I don’t disagree), and … Continue reading →
Trump dares to go there: President Donald Trump said Friday he is asking the Treasury Department to review the tax-exempt status of universities and school systems, suggesting in a tweet that too many were about “Radical Left Indoctrination, not Education.” … Continue reading →
…is very very good. But will the left give people a moment’s breather to notice? Speaking of notice – although it’s on a different topic, bad things are happening in Hong Kong at the hands of China: Beijing-controlled police “arrested … Continue reading →
Today is Thomas Sowell’s 90th birthday, and I want to wish him a happy one. Sowell may also be happy today that he’s been retired for several years, because chronicling our current mess is not fun, although I would dearly … Continue reading →
The goal is to starve conservative outlets of money and ultimately reduce their reach, leaving the MSM the only ones standing. The accusation in this case? This: Criticizing the media. NBC wrote a story and demanded that Google do something … Continue reading →
…although some mayors and city governments seem to think so. The most elementary and basic task of city government is to preserve an environment in which people feel safe from attacks on their persons and property. Of course, that safety … Continue reading →
I’ve been reading a bunch of essays about the future of New York (see this and this, for example). They are grim. And how could they not be? Now, you may say “who cares, they made their bed and let … Continue reading →
Ah, those experts. What is it they’re expert in again? Seems like the last few months have really undermined their creds. The rate fell somewhat instead of rising. Good news. But it’s not good news to the left, of course. … Continue reading →
Of course they do: …Furman laid out a detailed case for why the months preceding the November election could offer Trump the chance to brag — truthfully — about the most explosive monthly employment numbers and gross domestic product growth … Continue reading →