[You can find Part I of “The Selling of Kamala” here.] At the DNC they’re trying to perform an amazing sleight of hand that’s supposed to get people to believe that two plus two equals five. Virtually every sentient being … Continue reading →
I didn’t watch the DNC last night, but apparently the Democrats gave Biden the honor of addressing the crowd. That was rather magnanimous of them, considering he’s still the president and that he had won the primaries and was their … Continue reading →
I won’t be watching. Speeches – particularly from the left, but speeches in general – are not my cup of tea. I’m not a glutton for punishment, although I usually watch some excerpts. But there’s plenty of coverage all over … Continue reading →
Here’s his report. An excerpt: The crowd was at least 75% female. That’s the largest percentage I have ever seen over the years in attending Democrat events. On top of that, at least half the people were unionized teachers who … Continue reading →
Then again, was he ever? Some would say he’s always been a complete figurehead, right from the start. But I’ve never felt that he was entirely out of the decision-making loop, especially early in his presidency. That’s not to say … Continue reading →
I’ve cued up a few minutes of his speech:
Continue reading →I call them “proposals” because they might just be in the realm of empty campaign promises to appeal to the voters she’s now courting. It’s also somewhat humorous in a bleak way to remember that fresh-new-face Harris has actually been … Continue reading →
Trump recently made a taunting joke about Kamala Harris: ? Trump TAUNTS Harris Campaign on Her Plan: "She's waiting for me to announce [my plan] so she can copy it"pic.twitter.com/AktYW2tqU8 — Resist the Mainstream (@ResisttheMS) August 14, 2024 I chuckled … Continue reading →
If you want to understand what’s happening politically in France – including the recent elections – I recommend reading this article.
Continue reading →[NOTE: I called this “Part I” because I have so many thoughts on the subject that I plan a multi-parter. The title is a riff on this book.] In some ways, the Kamala Harris campaign may have been brilliant so … Continue reading →
… may be doing a slow fade: New York Supreme Court Justice Christina Ryba ruled in favor of Clear Choice PAC and found Kennedy violated New York state law by listing a New York address as his residence on the … Continue reading →
I expected Omar’s victory. It’s just another sign of the times – and not an encouraging one. Here’s an analysis: But a few factors worked in Omar’s favor this time. She again outraised [her opponent] Samuels by a lot, but … Continue reading →