Running in ballet
[NOTE: I was going to put up a bunch of smaller posts, after my post earlier today on Iran. But the news of a possible deal – and the nervousness about its terms and whether they will amount to a … Continue reading →
Category Archives: People of interest
Rudy Giuliani is very ill with pneumonia
Giuliani is hospitalized with pneumonia and was in critical condition, but seems to be on the mend. That latter point will no doubt sadden millions of ghoulish leftists who would wish him dead: He was now breathing on his own, … Continue reading →
Tucker Carlson’s apology for having supported Trump
There’s been a lot of brouhaha about Tucker Carlson’s unctuous “confession” to his brother Buckley (a lot of “ucks” there), saying that he deeply and contritely regrets his previous support of and campaigning for Trump. If you can stomach his … Continue reading →
King Charles visits and some interesting things happen
First we have the friendly bee, which Trump had eating out of the palm of his hand: Next we have a photo that Trump playfully labeled “Two kings”: TWO KINGS. ? pic.twitter.com/iPVUxc4i4H — The White House (@WhiteHouse) April 28, 2026 … Continue reading →
The latest leftist media fascination: Hasan Piker
A great many young women are Democrats, and some of the leftist stars of the current day or recent past seem designed to appeal to that demographic. For example, there have been a couple of violent murderers of a supposedly … Continue reading →
Meanwhile, in Iran
An announcement from Trump: U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered the Navy to attack any Iranian boats mining the Strait of Hormuz. His decree, issued on Truth Social, also claims the U.S. is currently demining the strategic waterway. His announcement … Continue reading →
California’s highest court has allowed the Eastman disbarment
It should come as no surprise that the California high court showed attorney John Eastman no mercy: The Golden State’s Supreme Court blessed this position when, on April 15, it denied the conservative lawyer’s petition for review of the state … Continue reading →
Lindbergh and America First
We had a discussion on this blog recently about Charles Lindbergh and whether he ever actually supported the Nazis in the buildup to World War II, rather than just being an isolationist. First, an interesting bit of background from Wiki: … Continue reading →
Robert Mueller dead at 81
Robert Mueller has died. I have come to believe that he was already in cognitive and physical decline during the time he was head of the investigation into Trump, and that others were really in charge and used him as … Continue reading →
David Boies on the Iran War: the way we were
Five days ago I read this piece. It was in support of Trump’s actions in Iran, and because it was published in The New York Post – which is a paper on the right – it didn’t seem surprising. But … Continue reading →
Solitaire
Since Neil Sedaka died recently, I’ve done a few strolls down memory lane listening to some of his songs. Of course I know many – especially “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do.” But “Solitaire” is a song I only knew … Continue reading →
The man formerly known as Prince Andrew has been arrested
Most of the coverage says it’s because of his dealings with Epstein, and that is the case. But I would guess a lot of people who don’t bother to read the story think it’s for sex with underage women/girls. It … Continue reading →