For now, anyway: The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday temporarily blocked an order that would lift Title 42, the pandemic-era health policy that has been used to deter migrants more than 2.5 million times. The order Monday by Chief Justice … Continue reading →
An article entitled “France Sliding toward Barbarity and Chaos” was published today by the Gatestone Institute. It presents the situation in France as dire; for example: The borders between France and other European countries are open and, like all the … Continue reading →
This is how it went. First, the campaign office of Katie Hobbs, fading Democratic candidate for governor of Arizona, was burglarized on October 24. Next, Katie’s campaign manager accused her opponent Kari Lake of somehow being responsible: Let’s be clear: … Continue reading →
President Obama could really have been a positive and healing force in America, and he presented himself that way. Some people even believed that he fit that description, and continue to believe it. They weren’t paying attention then and they’re … Continue reading →
Documentary maker Ken Burns on De Santis: Without hesitation, he agreed with [CNN] host John Berman’s suggestion that the doc addressed “some of the same themes” seen in Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ decision to send “two planeloads of migrants to … Continue reading →
SCOTUS handed down two rulings today that seem to clash politically: one against the administration and one for the administration. But otherwise they actually mesh, if you see them as SCOTUS deciding what branch of government gets to decide what. … Continue reading →
…the crime the administrative violation. Reality must be made to conform to pro-Democratic propaganda whenever possible. We can’t have the propagandists turn out to be liars. For example: The Department of Homeland Security is preparing to discipline “multiple” horseback Border … Continue reading →
Mayra Flores has won in a special election in the 34th congressional district of Texas: Flores, who had 51% of the vote to Democratic candidate Dan Sanchez’ 43% when The Associated Press called the race, will become the first Mexican-born … Continue reading →
During the Trump administration, he was often blocked by federal judges issuing national injunctions on things he was attempting to do. Now the shoe is on the other foot: A Louisiana federal judge blocked the Biden administration on Friday from … Continue reading →
The vocal Democrat opposition to Biden’s tremendously destructive plan includes quite a few members of the House and even some senators. My guess is that almost none of these people would give a hoot about it if it weren’t for … Continue reading →
The initial articles’ descriptions of the end of the Texas synagogue standoff were so murky that I wondered what really happened. Had law enforcement been instrumental in freeing the hostages, or not? Had they been let go? Had they escaped? … Continue reading →
Door number one: he’s lying. Door number two: he forgot. Door number three: he was never told. Any of those could be the case with Biden at any point on any subject. But in this case I think it was … Continue reading →