That recent Time article I’ve already discussed (in this post) is the gift that keeps on giving. The more you think about the article, the more it seems to reveal and/or suggest. For example, take this excerpt [emphasis added mine; … Continue reading →
Or a must-listen, actually – no need to actually watch. It’s very long, but I’ve cued it up for just the two shorter parts that I think are especially important. The first once again concerns that Time article on how … Continue reading →
Well worth watching:
Continue reading →This rather curious article in Time (yes, Time still exists) is getting a lot of attention. You might think that the title of this post is fanciful or facetious, but it’s pretty much a summary of the self-congratulatory title of … Continue reading →
This video by Frei and Barnes is two and a half months old, and I missed it when it came out. But it presents a relatively succinct discussion of the challenges Trump’s legal team faced in trying to fight possible … 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 →
I know just about everybody loves to bash McConnell. He’s not my favorite guy either, but one thing I’ve learned over the years that he’s been in power positions in the Senate is not to sell him short (hmmmm – … Continue reading →
Yesterday I accidentally happened across this post of mine from nearly two years ago. The post was about the Democrats’ desire to abolish the Electoral College, and it was in that context that I wrote the following, which may seem … Continue reading →
New Hampshire is contemplating going the way of Maine and splitting its electoral votes: Like 47 other states, New Hampshire currently awards all its electors to the winner of the state’s popular vote. Across the border in Maine, however, Donald … 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 →
And not just the larger picture, but some very basic facts. Now, perhaps they’ve been established and I’ve missed them. I certainly don’t read everything that’s written, and there’s been a sea of verbiage on this. But most of it … Continue reading →
Inauguration Day is scheduled for Wednesday, and the troops are being put in place. During Trump’s inauguration, there was plenty of reason to expect violence, and in fact it did occur [emphasis mine]: Violence flared on some streets of Washington, … Continue reading →