No, Officer Sicknick didn’t die from a fire extinguisher to the head, thrown by Trump supporters on January 6th. Nor did he die from an allergic reaction to bear spray wielded by those same protestors. Here’s the actual story as … Continue reading →
I think we can all agree that the information people receive is usually a huge factor in determining our opinions regarding public events and politics. And I think we can also agree that a lot of that information comes through … 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 →
And speaking of how the MSM and social media control what people know, please watch: Now, it’s certainly possible that he edited out all the well-informed Biden voters who knew the Hunter story. But although there may have been some, … Continue reading →
Why would that be news, you ask? Of course he does. After all, Biden has often lied for his entire political life and gotten away with it most of the time. The only time he had to pay any price, … Continue reading →
This is very disturbing on so many levels:
Continue reading →I try not to watch Biden much, although I certainly follow what he does. During the campaign, I never shared the attitude of so many people that he is somehow a victim being exploited by wife or party. For one … Continue reading →
I can’t bring myself to do it. I’m not a glutton for punishment. But I’ll pay attention later if anything of interest emerges. Comment seen at Ace’s: “I see the Lying Crapweasel part of his brain remains intact.” As I’ve … Continue reading →
The New York Time has accused the right-wing humor site Babylon Bee of having “trafficked in misinformation under the guise of satire.” Ha ha ha NY Times; that’s a good one. A real knee-slapper! Oh, you say you’re not trying … Continue reading →
He makes the Democrats and the MSM look foolish when they predict disaster and his policies are successful, and then he points out their own failures in a way that’s clear and direct enough for nearly anyone to understand. They … Continue reading →
When I first learned about Sullivan back in law school aeons ago, I remember being disturbed by the case. It’s not that I had a better solution. But it was easy to see the problem: how best to balance the … Continue reading →
Andrew Sullivan gets this story mostly right: We have yet to find any credible evidence of anti-Asian hatred or bigotry in [the killer’s] history. Maybe we will. We can’t rule it out. But we do know that his roommates say … Continue reading →