A Democrat I know mentioned being highly alarmed at a speech Posobiec made at CPAC in which the latter said: Welcome to the end of democracy. We are here to overthrow it completely,” he said Thursday. “We didn’t get all … Continue reading →
Darned if I know. But the government has shown little interest in answering the question. This is odd, but in line with all the other government secrecy about January 6 and the role that government – and/or its informants and … Continue reading →
Natan Sharansky is interviewed in the following video, in which he speaks on growing up in the Soviet Union and the mental gymnastics it required, becoming a “refusenik,” spending nine years in the Gulag, living in Israel after his release, … Continue reading →
Cori Bush may have had some extra people on the payroll: As RedState reported on Monday, a House Democrat is currently under criminal investigation for the misuse of government funds under the guise of paying for “security” services. Heavy speculation … Continue reading →
I kid you not. I kid you not. From the horse’s mouth: Only now that the sheer numbers of illegal aliens causing mayhem and busting budgets in Democratic cities like New York have become an electoral liability has Biden had … Continue reading →
I want to clear some things up about the New Hampshire primary. In New Hampshire, there are 44% who are Democrats or lean Democrat, 35% who are Republicans or lean Republican, and 20% who report no lean. The latter group … Continue reading →
Holder must think most people haven’t noticed the last couple of years. Here’s what he said [emphasis added and comments in brackets added]: Well, I think we have to take them at their word and take Donald Trump at his … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This is the first of a two-part or perhaps three-part series.] A great many people seem surprised that the left is so strongly allied with the Palestinians, and are their main champions in the West. After all, the two … Continue reading →
Eighty-one percent are in agreement, to be exact. Here’s a link to the poll itself, which also asked about J6 itself: Though most Republicans don’t condone the actions of those who forced their way into the Capitol [on J6], the … Continue reading →
Ideological conformity is required in academia: We then take the reader on an imaginary tour of academia from the point of view of an independent-minded highschooler and demonstrate how many conformity pressures he or she will face on their way … Continue reading →
There is no better illustration of the extremity of Harvard’s double standards based on identity politics than the difference between the school’s treatment of Harvard presidents Larry Summers and Claudine Gay. Summers probably could never even be chosen as Harvard’s … Continue reading →
First, the interview: Now, the definition, which I found here but which appeared in this piece by Weiss and refers to the leftist philosophy that dominates universities and beyond and is especially rife among the young adults indoctrinated in it: … Continue reading →