On January 26 I wrote a post titled “Deadly riots” that explored the cause of death of the five people whose deaths have been claimed to have been caused by the January 6th riots and/or rioters. One was Capitol Police … Continue reading →
As I pointed out in this recent post, the cause of death of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick remains unclear. And yet article after article states – without attribution – that rioters inflicted injuries on him that caused his death. … Continue reading →
Have you noticed that very often when the MSM or Democrats refer to the Capitol riot the word “riot” is modified by the word “deadly”? And of course, this is correct: the riots were deadly. But what do we know … Continue reading →
…which I was just doing…I’ve got a question: why does the right believe what the MSM says when it publishes supposed quotes from Republican leaders that are designed to turn the right against the GOP? This is a phenomenon I’ve … Continue reading →
Ann Althouse discusses an article in The New Yorker by Susan B. Glasser about Biden’s inaugural address, entitled “Joe Biden’s Love Letter to the Truth.” I’m glad that Atlhouse reads these things so I don’t have to. But that title … Continue reading →
And not just the larger picture, but some very basic facts. Now, perhaps they’ve been established and I’ve missed them. I certainly don’t read everything that’s written, and there’s been a sea of verbiage on this. But most of it … Continue reading →
What’s more, they don’t want you to ask them either. Nor does the MSM. But here they are (the “new evidence” referred to in the first sentence of the quote is that the Capitol was breached twenty minutes before Trump … Continue reading →
I asked some questions yesterday, and slowly – ever so slowly – some details are emerging to shed light on a few of the answers. On how the demonstrators got into the Capitol – apparently at one entrance the doors … Continue reading →
From commenter “Nancy B”: In my family it doesn’t make sense to call either my mother or sister “leftist” — they aren’t political in the sense that they have never really thought about politics philosophically or participated practically. But my … Continue reading →
These days, when I see headlines saying that there’s a new strain of COVID in the UK, my kneejerk reaction is to think: “it wouldn’t surprise me if they’re hyping this because they want people to become more scared again, … Continue reading →
Quite a few people have recommended this article, and although I haven’t had a chance to read it yet, I thought I’d spotlight it here so you can discuss it in this thread. The intro: This report assesses the fairness … Continue reading →
Victor Davis Hanson writes: Joe Biden will be our next president. But he will face Nemesis in a way that few other presidents have ever encountered the cruel Greek god… A President Biden cannot avoid the press forever. He will … Continue reading →