The issue was job discrimination: The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in a decision that protects LGBT people from job discrimination. They decided “that an employer who fires a worker for being gay or transgender violates Title VII of the Civil … Continue reading →
It’s about one of my pet peeves, the obligatory sinewy cinema heroine who can beat up any guy in the house.
Continue reading →Their past is raked over to find something to destroy them, if possible. Reade may have believed the left meant it when it said believe women (which was always an absurd slogan anyway, for anyone who knows anything about women … Continue reading →
Tara Reade’s accusations against Biden have presented the Democrats with a serious dilemma when they can least afford one. At first glance, it seems that if they wish to be consistent they must choose either a “believe all women” position … Continue reading →
This is stunning – not the sentiment itself, but the proud and unabashed expression of it for all to see. At first I thought it was a hoax. Why would someone in the press – or formerly in the press … Continue reading →
For all those naysayers, the NY Times editors display every bit as keen a sense of humor as the Babylon Bee: As is so often the case in such situations, it is all but impossible to be certain of the … Continue reading →
As predicted. On April 28, I wrote: Tara Reade might be getting close to her own WalkAway moment. It almost seems that until this point she believed that her allegations might be treated fairly. But disillusionment has set in. And … Continue reading →
The MSM has been pressed to finally cover the Tara Reade accusations, either because – as happened with the John Edwards scandal way back when – the clamor reached a volume that could no longer be ignored, or because the … Continue reading →
The blatant and politically opportunistic hypocrisy of the Democrats is easily revealed by comparing their position regarding the Kavanaugh sexual accusations versus the Biden sexual accusations. The Republicans have been relatively consistent in saying about both: take a look at … Continue reading →
See Ace on this. It’s hard to say whether this is a new low on the part of the Times in recent years (there were even lower lows in the more distant past, such as Duranty), because there’s so much … Continue reading →
DNA testing has a few pitfalls, the best-known of which is probably potential privacy issues. At this point, unless a person posts results on one of the unprotected sites, I think privacy isn’t a big concern, although it certainly could … Continue reading →
This is very chilling: Pete Buttigieg decided it was a good idea to have a nine-year-old child join him on stage at a campaign event in Denver on Saturday to talk about his sexuality. If you didn’t think the end … Continue reading →