As far as I know, only Liz Cheney, her fellow Never-Trumpers, journalists, and the Democrats who read the MSM and adopt its talking points are upset (or pretending to be) about Cheney’s ouster. But at any rate, the deed is … Continue reading →
It was Gardner’s office that set up the McCloskeys, for example, by rearranging their purposely inoperable gun to make it appear as though it was operable all the time. Now she’s got some hefty ethics charges against her, including those … Continue reading →
Here’s that Caitlyn Jenner ad, in case you missed it: There was a big discussion in this thread yesterday about Jenner’s candidacy. Here’s one of the many things I wrote in the comments: That’s a brilliant ad. Of course, brilliant … Continue reading →
When Jenner came out as a trans woman named Caitlyn, the fawning attention was overwhelming. When Caitlyn mentioned that she’s a Republican, that dampened things a bit. In fact, Jenner at the time said that coming out as a Republican … Continue reading →
I didn’t watch Tim Scott’s rebuttal speech last night either. However, it resulted in the unleashing of the usual leftist racist accusations against any black person on the right: Twitter, known for censoring “wrong” opinions and attempting to serve as … Continue reading →
…have been happening today. You can find commentary at Legal Insurrection. Andrew Branca’s first post about it is here, but he wrote that prior to the beginning of the closing arguments. A live YouTube video of the proceedings can be … Continue reading →
One of the many transparently stupid aspects of the Russiagate narrative was that it persisted in the face of clear evidence that Trump’s behavior as president was not pro-Russia. In fact, au contraire, as Victor Davis Hanson points out here … Continue reading →
That’s the question the editors of Issues and Insights are asking here: …[W]e know why the mainstream press parrots everything Biden says. They are nothing more than Democratic operatives with bylines, as Glenn Reynolds puts it on his Instapundit blog. … Continue reading →
Here’s Manchin’s op-ed. An excerpt: The filibuster is a critical tool to protecting that input [from smaller states such as West Virginia] and our democratic form of government. That is why I have said it before and will say it … Continue reading →
Commenter “stan” writes: Neo wrote: “I expect that most people will go on believing that Chauvin was indeed a cold-blooded murderer, and a racist one at that.” More importantly, they will feel morally superior because of that belief and have … Continue reading →
I’m not going to go through this article by Conrad Black point by point, except to say that I disagree with a great deal of it and agree with quite a bit of it. This is the paragraph on which … Continue reading →
So far it seems that in the main they will be charged with trespassing: “There is a natural cycle to an event like this,” the defense attorney added. “People will say it was the end of the world, then things … Continue reading →