I never was one to watch much TV news, but in the past year or so I’ve pretty much stopped watching it entirely. And I doubt I’ve ever watched Lemon, just awful clips featuring him. Nevertheless, I’m aware that this … Continue reading →
Yesterday I wrote a post which dealt with the fact that the GOP is refusing to appoint a temporary replacement for Senator Feinstein in order to facilitate the appointment of leftist judges. The title of the post was “Republicans hang … Continue reading →
Israel and the US are very different, but there are parallels in their domestic situations at present. In Caroline Glick’s recent article on a speech Netanyahu made to Israel’s generals, I noticed some of these similarities, such as the fact … Continue reading →
I was recently interacting with several people who were jubilant at the Trump indictment. That attitude didn’t surprise me at all, although it saddened me. These people are quite bright and well-educated, but they are Democrats and they get their … Continue reading →
There was an interesting discussion in yesterday’s post on the election in Wisconsin, and how abortion law in the state may have influenced it. Here’s one of the comments, from “Frederick”: If it’s abortion to blame (for the victory of … Continue reading →
The result of the recent Wisconsin Supreme Court justice election is troubling, as I wrote on Wednesday. Here’s an article about what happened and why: Protasiewicz [the Democrat] defeated Kelly [the Republican] by a whopping 11 points. She successfully framed … Continue reading →
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is now controlled by the left. This is highly consequential: The Democrat-backed candidate defeated her conservative opponent in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election of Wisconsin Tuesday night, giving the left a majority over the body that … Continue reading →
Please read this article on the development of the anti-“disinformation” campaign of the left. An excerpt: In his last days in office, President Barack Obama made the decision to set the country on a new course. On Dec. 23, 2016, … Continue reading →
Sounds good, doesn’t it? Pelosi’s hardly the only one saying it, but she’s one of the most obvious: The Grand Jury has acted upon the facts and the law. No one is above the law, and everyone has the right … Continue reading →
Mac Donald writes about the recent Stanford event at which law students shouted down a conservative judge’s speech, and the school’s DEI officer seemed to take the students’ side: At 7.02am on March 9th, the morning of Duncan’s planned speech, … Continue reading →
Trump has written a couple of things lately in response to Bragg that have created the familiar storm of indignation. Let’s take this one first: Potential death and destruction? He continued to step on the rake…wow. ?????? pic.twitter.com/W8dXZmG6qP — Rocky … Continue reading →
Melanie Phillips writes: The focus of opposition [and riots] is [Netanyahu’s] proposed judicial reforms. The protests are also fueled, however, by fear of the nationalist and religious ultras in the governing coalition and by hatred of Netanyahu, who for some … Continue reading →