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 →
Almost from the start, nearly everyone on left and right claimed that the video of George Floyd’s dying moments made it clear that Officer Chauvin was a murderer. I found this to be a shocking assertion – not in terms … Continue reading →
Those goals would be obvious, that is, if the MSM was actually reporting on this sort of thing. Here’s the official BLM statement on the events leading up to the widespread Chicago looting. It’s a fascinating document. First, it tries … Continue reading →
Seattle’s Carmen Best could read the writing on the wall that told her the City Council was determined to cut the legs out from under the police, and to personally punish her as well. So Best – the first black … Continue reading →
There’s only a slight and completely unconvincing pretense of protest this time. This was about opportunistic criminality [emphasis mine]: Hundreds of looters and vandals descended on downtown Chicago early Monday following a police shooting on the city’s South Side, smashing … Continue reading →
From commenter “Artfldgr”, concerning the post-Floyd rioting: Let me explain how this is DESIGNED – and I believe with outside help from other states think tanks… ie. experts who have had decades of experience in this are designing and informing … Continue reading →
A former prosecutor has his say. His view accords pretty much with mine, but I think such a viewpoint is almost inevitable for anyone who looks at the transcript and combines it with the full video, and keeps an open … Continue reading →
I’ve previously analyzed the George Floyd transcripts here. Now the British paper Daily Mail has obtained the videos despite the efforts of prosecutor Keith Ellison to suppress them. Here’s a discussion by shipwreckedcrew of Red State about what the videos … Continue reading →
I think the above has been clear for a long time. I have never been part of Twitter, although if memory serves I initially set up an account. But as soon as I checked out the site, I realized it … Continue reading →