A January 6th fact sheet – and some questions
Julie Kelly has been one of the best reporters on January 6th from the start. A few days ago she published
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The January 6th defendants may get access to the videos
“Shaman” Chansley’s former lawyer says he was never shown the potentially exculpatory video aired recently on Tucker Carlson’s show: Albert Watkins—former lawyer for the "QAnon Shaman"—says he had not seen the footage of his client that Tucker Carlson aired. He … Continue reading →
Jonathan Turley on the Jan 6th videos of the shaman guy, and his prosecution
Turley writes: …[T]he newly released Fox footage from that day raises serious questions over the prosecution and punishment of [“shaman”] Chansley… At no point in the videotapes does Chansley appear violent or threatening. Indeed, he appears to thank the officers … Continue reading →
Is the future of affirmative action in doubt?
It might be, according to Jason Riley: When it comes to skepticism of affirmative-action policies, the issue isn’t whether today’s college students are “left-wing activists who aren’t in touch with the real world” but rather whether that description better applies … Continue reading →
Tucker Carlson introduces some of the expanded January 6th footage
There are lots of articles about this today – in the media on the right, that is. For example, there’s this, this, this, and this. There was nothing in the videos that should have been so very surprising to anyone … Continue reading →
Who was that masked man?
Good luck with this: Face masks, once an essential Covid-19 protective measure, are now being worn by criminals to conceal their identities, according to New York police who are urging businesses to unmask customers before letting them in stores. Masks … Continue reading →
On SCOTUS and Biden’s student loan forgiveness proposal
It seems to be going poorly in its challenge in SCOTUS: Joe Biden’s plan to forgive student loans is headed to the U.S. Supreme Court and most people are expecting the initiative to be shot down as unconstitutional. The left … Continue reading →
The left’s hold on the Jan 6th videos ends…
…and suddenly the MSM wants access to the full video record, when before they were completely content to let Democrats release only those clips favorable to the left. Fancy that. Fancy that. A group of media organizations, including CBS News, … Continue reading →
Biden is trying to enshrine “equity” more deeply as a national policy
One way to subvert the will of the people is by executive order, and that’s what Biden and company have chosen to do about DEI: Last week, President Joseph Biden quietly signed an executive order that promises to create a … Continue reading →
KimGardner…
…may really be in trouble now. A terrible, terrible story: “As Attorney General, I want to protect the people of St. Louis, and that includes protecting victims of crime and finding justice for them,” said Attorney General Andrew Bailey. “Instead … Continue reading →
Biden and asylum
What’s going on with Biden’s latest announcement on the border and asylum? As this CNN article points out, it does appear to “mirror Trump.” That’s certainly rare in the annals of Biden’s executive orders, so what gives?: The Biden administration … Continue reading →
Israel’s left and its war against Netanyahu
It’s not quite the same as our left’s war against Trump, but it has harmonic vibrations. The left in Israel has a more powerful court system to do its bidding. In the following excerpt from an article by Caroline Glick, … Continue reading →