Of course they do. Yale University psychiatrist Dr. Amanda Calhoun is advising that it may be necessary to cut off your family and friends this holiday. In that way, you can avoid being "triggered" by opposing political views — much … Continue reading →
What on earth is wrong with Arizona? Why does it take what seems like years for a state with a moderate-sized population to count its ballots? There are only about 7.4 million people in the entire state of Arizona. That … Continue reading →
So now it’s crystal clear that the entire Kamala Harris campaign and the many-years-long anti-Trump legal crusade were exercises in gaslighting. We knew that the entire time, of course, but still it’s so strange to see it played out. The … Continue reading →
Love it. The artist got the facial expression just right, walking the thin line between a gloating smirk and a broad broad smile:
Continue reading →Turley is one of those lawyers I came to deeply respect years ago. He’s an Independent, as far as I can tell, but more importantly he’s a person who’s not afraid to follow the truth wherever it leads him. Sure, … Continue reading →
Or will they continue to lie to themselves that Trump’s win was due to sexism and racism, despite the fact that Trump increased his share of votes from all minority groups? Although Democrats exhibit a few glimmerings here and there … Continue reading →
No, not that kind of weightlifting. This kind: I can’t remember the last time I saw Caroline Glick smile, but there it is. Of course, she’s aware that the road ahead isn’t easy. But she’s allowing herself a few moments … Continue reading →
I finally gave up on ascribing any meaning to the polls this election cycle. The only thing they seemed to be saying with any consistency was that the race was balanced on a razor’s edge, but that even that could … Continue reading →
Yes, the Amish: The state’s famed “Pennsylvania Dutch” registered to vote in “unprecedented numbers” in response to a January federal raid on a local raw milk farm in Bird in Hand, Pa., a source familiar with the situation told The … Continue reading →
This election has generated so much to think about that it could serve as subject matter for posts for years. And yes, books will be written about it – although not by me. So I’ll just start tackling topic after … Continue reading →
I’m still pinching myself about the election results. But it doesn’t seem like this will feature a repeat of the post-election reversals of 2020; the win was apparently too big for that. And yet still too close for comfort, given … Continue reading →
So many things of interest! It’s a happy day. (1) Konstantin Kisin understands. If you’re not familiar with his podcast Triggernometry, you should take a look sometimes. (2) Harris has called Trump to concede. Yay!: Harris discussed the importance of … Continue reading →