This is good news – I think: The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case about an obstruction law that over 300 January 6 defendants have been charged with by the DOJ. The case is Fischer v. U.S. The statute … Continue reading →
The FBI’s pursuit of supposed Catholic terrorists [emphasis mine]: The Committee on the Judiciary and the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government have been investigating the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) categorization of certain Catholic Americans as … Continue reading →
The extreme demonization of Donald Trump continues, with articles such as this one by Robert Kagan. Oh, the horror of a possible Trump presidency: Republicans who have tried to navigate the Trump era by mixing appeals to non-Trump voters with … Continue reading →
Here’s the list; the pattern is quite obvious: From the Engel family: Karina Engel-Bart, 51 Mika Engel, 18 Yuval Engel, 10 (Father Ronen Engel remains hostage in Gaza) From the Calderon family: Sahar Calderon, 16 Erez Calderon, 12 (Father Ofer … Continue reading →
This free documentary on the death of George Floyd and all its ramifications is well worth watching. Most readers of this blog probably know everything, or nearly everything, in it. But it’s still a good reminder. Also, a link could … Continue reading →
A film of interest. I haven’t seen it, but my guess is that it’s worth seeing. You may also recall that in 2014 D’Souza was prosecuted for something that would never have been pursued had he not been on the … Continue reading →
Whenever there’s a mass shooting in the US, the gun control advocates spring into action and ask for more and stricter gun control. It’s never been clear to me why anyone would buy their arguments, because murderous psychopaths rarely – … Continue reading →
Shortly after Trump was elected in 2016 – and even during the campaign – I noticed that anyone who wore a MAGA hat was being demonized as a racist and a violent extremist. This seemed like a very ominous turn … Continue reading →
I have come to detest the MeToo movement, which I actually disliked from the start. The idea that women don’t ever lie is an abomination, one that is used to ruin men’s lives and destroy the protections built into the … Continue reading →
Turley writes: Smith told District Judge Tanya Chutkan in Washington, D.C., that Trump could “present a serious and substantial danger of prejudicing” his 2020 federal election interference case. Smith compared Trump’s comments on the trial to the “disinformation” spread by … Continue reading →
A state of emergency is a tyrant’s best friend, as all students of history know. Whether or not New Mexico’s Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is a student of history, she has the instincts of a tyrant and has been unafraid … Continue reading →
But I guess they don’t think it’s a dangerous expansion because they don’t intend it ever to apply to the left, only the right. From Julie Kelly: So, what was the crime of sedition? To help us understand, here are … Continue reading →