And they won’t be doing it about Noelle Dunphy, Giuliani’s accuser. At least, I haven’t been able to find any such articles there in a search. What sort of article am I talking about? This one from two years ago, … Continue reading →
I get tired of writing “no surprise here” – but no surprise here, especially after the Jean Carroll win against Trump: Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City and attorney for former President Donald Trump, is being sued … Continue reading →
I’ve certainly read a lot and heard a lot about the destructive results that occur all too often with the fast-tracked medical treatment of minor children who identify as trans in clinics that practice “gender-affirming” care. Even so, this was … Continue reading →
I’m going to highlight some comments made by “Bauxite” about the Carroll jury verdict. I’m not trying to pick on Bauxite, but the comments offer me an opportunity to clarify some points. From Bauxite: …[I]f you want to prove that … Continue reading →
Dog bites man. And the inevitable occurs – the NY jury finds Trump guilty: The jury decided that Trump was not guilty of rape, but was liable for sexual abuse and defamation. The jury awarded Carroll at least $2 million. … Continue reading →
It’s no surprise that newspapers almost uniformly refer to this in their headlines as a rape case. And while it’s true that Carroll alleges that Trump raped her, that’s not the charge. The actual charges are battery and defamation. There’s … Continue reading →
I can’t say I’ve ever heard of Evangeline Lilly before, but here’s the discussion: Canadian actress Evangeline Lilly is best known for her roles in the television series Lost and in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the Wasp. She is … Continue reading →
I haven’t followed the E. Jean Carroll versus Trump trial at all closely. You may not have followed it much, either. But plenty of people are following it with great interest, most of them hoping it will be one of … Continue reading →
I’m so old I can remember when people who felt themselves to be trans didn’t immediately qualify for hormones and surgery – not even adults. There were some common-sense rules to protect the people themselves, and just about everyone understood … Continue reading →
Here’s what she has to say: “I’m a businesswoman. I had a really clear job to do when I took over Bud Light,” Heinerscheid said in a late March episode of the Make Yourself at Home podcast. “It was this … 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 →
Roger L. Simon asks, “Where’s the Manifesto?“: In the immediate aftermath of the murders the police informed us the obviously emotionally disturbed shooter was transgendered, something that was ratified by the video of the killings at the Christian school showing … Continue reading →