Remember back when Andrew Cuomo was going to save the Democratic Party by stepping in as a presidential candidate? I remember quite a bit of chatter about it way back in 2020 when his star seemed to be rising and … Continue reading →
[NOTE: Part I can be found here.] If someone – say, Howard Hughes (to take one obvious example) – wants to become an eccentric isolate in an attempt to protect himself against disease or other mishap, I may think he’s … Continue reading →
Commenter “J.J.” writes: When the incursion into the Capitol occurred, it just didn’t make sense to me. The Trump rally was going to be yuuge. The security should have been massive. The National Guard was offered and refused. The security … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This is the first part of a planned 2-parter.] First of all, we have the politics of the COVID response: (1) Authorities like to be authoritarian and order people around. So there is psychological satisfaction from it. (2) It … Continue reading →
Bookworm provides the details of Hayward’s Twitter thread on the Congressional hearings about the events of January 6th. Here’s some of what Hayward wrote, but I suggest reading the whole thing (at Bookworm’s, where it’s easier to follow): The 1/6 … Continue reading →
Here’s the edict: US Capitol Police officers will arrest visitors and staff members who refuse to comply with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s renewed COVID-19 mask mandate — heightening tensions with Republicans who call the mandate an unscientific power trip. Police … Continue reading →
During the Trump administration, the left demanded the most rigorous of clinical trials and controls before any possible treatment that the right – and Trump in particular – might have suggested was possibly helpful in fighting COVID. And yet this … Continue reading →
Their therapists should care. Their families and friends should care. But I can’t figure out why the rest of us should – at least, not in the legal, investigative sense of trying to find out what really happened on January … Continue reading →
I won’t be watching. I don’t usually watch hearings anyway; I prefer to read transcripts for anything of interest. This one seems even more than most (and that’s saying a lot) to come under the heading of “political theater.” Apparently, … Continue reading →
If, like me, you previously knew little to nothing about Biden’s current chief of staff Ron Klain, you’ll learn more from this article. But not a whole lot more.
Continue reading →But why bother? His state has been obvious since way before the 2020 election, and it’s even more evident now. But if I neglect the stories, it seems like I’m ignoring them entirely. So I’ll just link to a couple … Continue reading →
We’ve already discussed this general topic here, but now there’s a new article with even more details of the enormous role of undercover FBI agents in the supposed plot to kidnap Governor Whitmer of Michigan. It would be shocking if … Continue reading →