It’s striking how often it happens. First there’s the inflammatory incident – hyped to the skies, completely dominating the MSM and the national discourse, sparking accusations and breast-beating and mea culpas, firings, arrests and charges, and of course demonstrations and … Continue reading →
[Please see ADDENDUM below for clarification.] I have never seen a headline like this pic.twitter.com/tb0Ao8hxgc — Zaid Jilani (@ZaidJilani) August 27, 2020 I’ve read several articles about Blake’s knife, and the reporting doesn’t make the situation at all clear. Earlier … Continue reading →
Commenter “Edward” writes: From what I saw in these videos, there is an excellent self-defense argument for Rittenhouse. I hope that ALL the videos are played IN THEIR ENTIRETY to the jury when it goes to trial. The fake news … Continue reading →
A few facts about the men, and a few more about the presentation of those facts. First we have Andy Ngo, who lists their names, photos, and a bit about their lives. I have no idea whether the information at … Continue reading →
The fact that it’s highly likely that George Floyd died of a fentanyl overdose is old news. A lot of us put two and two together quite some time ago – in particular, the levels of fentanyl and other drugs … Continue reading →
I’ve seen precious little serious discussion of that question. Kenosha is a small city of about 100,000 people, about 10% of whom are black. In the videos I’ve seen so far of what’s going on in Kenosha, many of the … Continue reading →
Kenosha, Wisconsin is a small city of about 100,000 people and a population that is ten percent black. Not your typical big blue urban environment. But last night it shared some big blue urban problems, because after the shooting (he’s … Continue reading →
It will be interesting to see what sort of sentence Marquise Lee Love receives, if any: The Black Lives Matter rioter who was caught on-camera kicking a truck driver in the face in a vicious, unprovoked attack last weekend in … Continue reading →
Quietly, quietly: This past week Minnesota became the second state to reject regulations that effectively ban the controversial drug hydroxychloroquine for use by COVID-19 patients. The decision, which comes two weeks after the Ohio Board of Pharmacy reversed an effective … Continue reading →
This article at RedState by shipwreckedcrew is one of the most frightening things I’ve read in a long time: There are significant factions of the Democrat party coalition that will stop at almost nothing to deny Pres. Trump a second … Continue reading →
Today’s announcement that ex-FBI lawyer Kevin Clinesmith will be pleading guilty to falsifying a document in the Russiagate probe should come as no surprise to anyone following the case: Clinesmith is accused of altering an email that said Trump campaign … Continue reading →
Courts have become almost entirely political, so when I heard that there was a chance that the DC Circuit Court might be hearing the Sullivan/Flynn mandamus case en banc, I wrote the following prediction: I think the court will grant … Continue reading →