Whatever happened to “show, don’t tell”? Now social media, Wiki, and Google searches not only purport to give us information but deign to tell us what to think about it. Social media blocks stories it doesn’t like or warns us … Continue reading →
I’ve noticed this effort, too: The radical Never-Trump people have been making noise for several weeks about wanting to return the party to the way it used to be, whatever that means. They are operating under the delusion that a … Continue reading →
Commenter “Rufus T. Firefly” writes: I also find Politics a fairly boring topic most of the time, especially in polite company. When getting together with family why wouldn’t want have sincere conversations about how each other are doing, what is … Continue reading →
Leftists would like to deprogram the right and get us out of our bubble of misinformation and into the light and the fresh air of leftist truth: No seriously…how *do* you deprogram 75 million people? Where do you start? Fox? … Continue reading →
Wow. Maybe that near-third of Democrats represents the number who actually voted for Trump in 2016. Then again, perhaps not; the poll doesn’t seem to have asked whether respondents approve of the theft. My guess is that, had that question … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: commenter Barry Meislin.] To tell you the truth, although I knew software was involved in voting in some states, until this election I had no idea how widespread its use had become. Please read. Some excerpts: Let me … Continue reading →
Are we having fun yet? I’ve continued to have intermittent trouble sleeping, when certain fears for the republic swirl around in my head and alternate with angry imaginary letters I compose to liberal friends. These links might not be cheerer-uppers, … Continue reading →
Another quote to ponder from James Madison: …[O]n a candid examination of history, we shall find that turbulence, violence, and abuse of power, by the majority trampling on the rights of the minority, have produced factions and commotions, which, in … Continue reading →
It’s the Grand Old Working Class Party now: After the 2020 election, Republicans need to rebrand their party as the champions of working-class voters and steer away from its traditional embrace of big business, Sen. Marco Rubio said in an … Continue reading →
Good news from Pfizer: Of course, [Pfizer] announced less than a week after the election that its COVID-19 vaccine is 90% effective in the latest study. Pfizer also said it would ask to put the vaccine on the market “if … Continue reading →
…newspeople weren’t calling either Bush or Gore the “president-elect” while the conflict was ongoing in the court system. Of course, that was then, this is now. In 2000 the media had not yet gone quite so far over into utter, … Continue reading →
From commenter “ErisGuy”: Both parties agreed on fraud* when both parties were American, wanted America to [be] exceptional, admired American ideals, and rejected brutal foreign ideologies. Not anymore. * I shouldn’t have to say this, but “both parties agreed fraud … Continue reading →