Terrible news – the Flynn/Sullivan case will now be heard by the full D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals en banc: The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has vacated the prior order of a panel directing Judge Emmet Sullivan to dismiss … Continue reading →
Leftists love to control the language, like Humpty Dumpty. If they re-label ordinary, customary things as being nefarious when done by the right, it helps their cause. The new meme of “kidnapping” came to my attention last night, when I … Continue reading →
I didn’t watch Barr’s testimony today. I hate that sort of circus ordinarily, and especially hate seeing a decent person vilified for political reasons. But here are some links to what other people had to say about it: from Ace, … Continue reading →
Here. Attkisson is one of the few who do. The rest of the media would rather pretend the transcript didn’t exist or spin it against the police, because the content taken as a whole doesn’t jibe with the favored narrative.
Continue reading →Consistently awful, that is.
Continue reading →See this. Most of the readers here already know the gist of the Russiagate/Spygate story, and have long been outraged at what happened. But to everyone else I would love to say, Yoo hoo, does anybody care about the long-running … Continue reading →
There have been periodic hints that some black people who would ordinarily vote Democratic – which is over 90% of black people – might lean towards Trump this time. I tend to doubt it. After all, we’ve heard it before … Continue reading →
…to crime-ridden cities: President Trump is deploying 100 federal agents to Chicago to help combat rising rates of some crimes – a move that marks an expansion of the White House’s intervention into local law enforcement as Trump continues to … Continue reading →
Meritocracy has been dying a slow and painful death for many many decades. It used to be a basic American value. I don’t know when that began to change, but the first thing I noticed along those lines was many … Continue reading →
…and although I believe that is partly (or mostly) by design, what happened in connection with Russiagate/Spygate is nevertheless extremely dangerous and unconscionable, and should raise alarms with every American. I know, I know; fat chance. But here’s more on … Continue reading →
And no ordinary murder, either. Last night a terrible and heartbreaking story emerged: the family of Esther Salas, a federal judge in New Jersey, was attacked. Her 20-year-old son was killed and her husband gravely wounded. It seemed to be … Continue reading →
Till last night I hadn’t realized that a transcript of the police interactions with George Floyd had already been released over a week ago. I would have thought it would have created a far bigger stir than it did, and … Continue reading →