I’ve seen a number of articles indicating that some companies are trying to leave extreme wokeness behind. For example, there’s this one about recent developments at Warner’s in that direction. That doesn’t surprise me much – after all, cutting off … Continue reading →
Sounds like he’s been reading the comments in the WaPo. Or perhaps commenting there himself. Speaking in Maryland to supporters, Biden said [emphasis mine in all the quotes from his speech]: “It’s not hyperbole – now you need to vote … Continue reading →
Commenter “BigD” writes: I always like to point out that rigging an election isn’t just fraudulent votes but the use of propaganda, censorship, threats and use of political violence, and changing of electoral law often illegally to get people to … Continue reading →
Looks like Liz Cheney will no longer be a member of the House of Representatives from Wyoming. Pity. But she’s not sad, not Liz. She’s
Continue reading →Commenter “T J Olson” writes: Federal defense attorney and aggressive Con Law advocate, Robert Barnes, has an unexpected take on the Deep State’s further engagement with ex-Prez Trump. He believes that it wasn’t egregious overreaching. Instead, he argues that indications … Continue reading →
One thing the Mar-A-Lago raid has driven home is that the left truly believes – and they think much of the general public will agree – that what ordinarily would be allowed most presidents and ex-presidents is not to be … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: Legal Insurrection.] Here’s the tweet: DOJ must immediately explain the reason for its raid & it must be more than a search for inconsequential archives or it will be viewed as a political tactic and undermine any future … Continue reading →
William Jacobson thinks the goal is to provoke: This is a provocation. They are trying to get a reaction that allows a further crackdown. See, In Re J6. It’s also a provocation to get Trump to declare his candidacy for … Continue reading →
Andrew C. McCarthy is one of those writers who’s sometimes very very good and sometimes not at all good. You never know exactly which McCarthy is going to turn up, except that he tends to be good on anything to … Continue reading →
Not one Republican voted for it and not one Democrat voted against it, which made it a 50/50 tiebreaker broken by VP Harris. That’s why every single senator matters, and also proof that there are no moderate Democrats. More: All … Continue reading →
One less-discussed part of the new spending bill about to be passed is the money being appropriated for the IRS to go after taxpayers with greater vigor. The following is from a WSJ editorial: The $80 billion [proposed funding for … Continue reading →
Or something like that. Sinema has agreed to this bill, and as far as I know that means the Democrats have the 50 Senate votes – plus the tie-breaker vote of Harris – to pass this by reconciliation. The only … Continue reading →