The left continues to be worried about the possible return of the political right to Twitter sans censorship, as a result of Musk’s probable acquisition of the platform. This obviously constitutes an admission that the left believes such censorship has … Continue reading →
Commenter “huxley” points out the strangeness of John Fetterman, the Democratic candidate for the Senate from Pennsylvania, and asks a question: Then there’s this Fetterman character running for the US Senate in Pennsylvania who looks and dresses like a tattooed … Continue reading →
When Democrats don’t like the results. I guess Biden isn’t worried about upsetting our supposed ally Italy, either – see this recent Biden speech (which, by the way, also features a repeat of the Charlottesville “fine people” accusation, one of … Continue reading →
Jim Jordan says that FBI whistleblowers are saying the FBI is conducting a political/ideological purge of the conservatives in its ranks: “During the course of this investigation, we have received protected whistleblower disclosures that the FBI is engaging in a … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: “Stan.”] This seems intuitively obvious to me: A leading independent pollster said Saturday that polls might seriously undercount Republican voters in the current political climate. In a Twitter thread, Trafalgar Group chief pollster Robert C. Cahaly said that … Continue reading →
What is Lindsey Graham’s goal in proposing a national abortion bill at this point, shortly before the midterms? There’s a common belief on the right that he’s trying to sabotage Republican control of the Senate in 2022, as argued in … Continue reading →
Who knows what lurks in Biden’s order on voting?: Despite a court-imposed September 8 deadline, the Justice Department has failed to produce its strategic plan to implement President Biden’s directive regarding voter registration and participation. The Orwellian-titled Department of Justice … Continue reading →
Scott Johnson writes: New Hampshire held its late party primaries yesterday. The only interesting races were on the Republican side and Democrats had a hand in two of them. In the Senate contest to pick a challenger to vulnerable incumbent … Continue reading →
…and I find her response impressive: No wonder her Democrat opponent Katie Hobbs is refusing to debate her.
Continue reading →What made Biden’s advisors/handlers think it would be a good idea to give this type of speech to all of America in prime time (although interestingly, the networks didn’t cover it)? Apparently, they think the time is right. Of course, … Continue reading →
I tend to think there are too many special things about this special election to come to many general conclusions. The first special thing is Palin herself: my sense is that she’s no longer all that popular in Alaska, somewhat … Continue reading →
The right often jokes that when Democrats mess up, the MSM story becomes “Republicans pounced!” Well, in the Pennsylvania race, the NY Times has literally done just that, in an article entitled “When Fetterman Wasn’t Ready to Debate After a … Continue reading →