Like many phenomena, it seemed to come suddenly and out of the blue: all of these far-leftist Israel-hating candidates, many but certainly not all of them Muslim, many but certainly not all of them immigrants or first-generation children of immigrants … Continue reading →
(1) The former chief financial head of the SPLC has been arrested as part of the fraud case against the organization. I doubt this will ultimately go anywhere, but you never know. (2) No third term for Trump, says Trump. … Continue reading →
The polling indicated Hong’s win was a foregone conclusion, and it would be by double digits. Large double digits. And yet she lost – by a small margin, but a loss. The Democrat establishment breathes a sigh of relief, and … Continue reading →
If you watch only one video on the DSA, I strongly suggest this one. It’s an interview with a former member from back when the organization was advocating more of a European-style welfare state. He watched it morph almost overnight … Continue reading →
I’ve previously written about the quandary faced by far-leftist DSA members/supporters in the general election. After winning the primary as radicals, how do they convincingly tack at least a bit towards the middle? Here’s how one candidate for the US … Continue reading →
Ann Althouse mentions that the following is the top-rated comment at this NY Times article: Third Way and some other centrist [Democrat] groups seem far more interested in defeating progressives than defeating MAGA and far more interested in telling Democratic … Continue reading →
… projected to be Abdul El-Sayed, although the results are very close. This is in line with what’s happening in many other races, and I think it reflects the fact that, at present, polls indicate that one-third of Democrats identify … Continue reading →
The red-green alliance seems to have taken over the Michigan Democrat Party and is poised for primary victory: Leftists are now giddy with the latest poll results coming out of Michigan, which indicate that another Muslim socialist appears to be … Continue reading →
This isn’t exactly news – I wrote about it in this previous post about Tucker Carlson, for example – but it’s a little more official now, or as Ace writes: “Tuq’r Qarlson, Marjorie Trailer-Queen, Thomas Massie, and Joe Kent Meet … Continue reading →
Now the news is out that Graham Platner’s replacement, Troy Jackson, has a significant other (they’re not married) who is his second cousin and the mother of his two children: Maine Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson is in a long-term … Continue reading →
This isn’t long – only a little over five minutes (faster if speeded up), and it’s well worth hearing. It’s an interview with Republican Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin. He explains why voting fraud is nearly impossible to prove in … Continue reading →
I saw this headline today, “Nearly 150,000 mail ballots rejected in California’s primary despite efforts to count every vote.” That doesn’t tell us much. Were they ballots that should have been counted and somehow were missed? And if so, why? … Continue reading →