Commenter “Bauxite” quotes me from the “lesser of two evils” post I wrote on Saturday: I have never been able to understand the thought processes that would lead someone to stay home to punish those who are generally on that … Continue reading →
A good example of the greater of two evils is this: I have previously referred to many on the left as “ghouls.” They celebrate the death of those they think are enemies – even someone as relatively non-extreme as Kirk … Continue reading →
New Hampshire is a very small state both geographically and in terms of population, and not much attention has been paid to it this cycle. But I think it’s very instructive to take a look, especially for those who believe … Continue reading →
I said “first up,” but it’s perhaps second and third and fourth up, too. It’s what a great many voters want, and the Democrats will do their best to deliver it. Something similar was true with the Biden victory in … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I plan to put up a new post after the polls in the east close, one for Election Night.] Here’s food for thought – “Stupid Voters Are the Biggest Threat to America”: What worries me are voters. Sadly, many … Continue reading →
I’ve felt this way for at least a year. It’s not just the prospect of the Democrats taking control of Congress, although that’s definitely a big part of it. It seems to me they offer nothing but empty slogans (“affordability” … Continue reading →
And this was the way it happened: the polling stations were ordered to stay open two more hours. A judge in leftist Lula’s camp made the ruling, and it came too late for some areas where the polls had already … Continue reading →
There’s been a lot of recent talk on the right about information coming from Data Republican about the possibility of a coup by the left. Glenn Reynolds has written about it at Substack (hat tip: commenter “sdferr”). Here’s an excerpt: … Continue reading →
One thing today’s Democrats are best at is truly vicious hatred. And many are not the least bit reluctant to express it while simultaneously cloaking themselves in the idea that theirs is a righteous anger. To take one rather odd … Continue reading →
This seems correct to me, both then and now: Communists triumphed in Russia not because of a popular uprising, but because a small group of disciplined and armed intellectuals, ready to use maximal violence, staged a coup. They could do … Continue reading →
Slotkin admits wants to frighten young conservatives out of working for the current administration: During an Oct. 13 University of Chicago event focused on her political path and the future of the Democratic Party, Slotkin said she wants to pursue … Continue reading →
They just want Trump gone, gone, gone. In a way, it’s understandable. It must seem like forever to them that he’s been in office. Not only does he tweak and poke and tease them, but he was first elected ten … Continue reading →