This is stunning – not the sentiment itself, but the proud and unabashed expression of it for all to see. At first I thought it was a hoax. Why would someone in the press – or formerly in the press … Continue reading →
Hey, if Arafat could get a Nobel Peace Prize, and Obama could get one for merely existing, and Walter Duranty can get a Pulitzer for dastardly lies, why not give it to the NY Times for its bogus anti-American “history” … Continue reading →
For all those naysayers, the NY Times editors display every bit as keen a sense of humor as the Babylon Bee: As is so often the case in such situations, it is all but impossible to be certain of the … Continue reading →
As predicted. On April 28, I wrote: Tara Reade might be getting close to her own WalkAway moment. It almost seems that until this point she believed that her allegations might be treated fairly. But disillusionment has set in. And … Continue reading →
The MSM has been pressed to finally cover the Tara Reade accusations, either because – as happened with the John Edwards scandal way back when – the clamor reached a volume that could no longer be ignored, or because the … Continue reading →
[NOTE: You may have noticed earlier today that the blog was down for a while. It was a server problem, supposedly fixed, but time will tell. My apologies.] I write a lot about the large and continuing influence of the … Continue reading →
I know there’s other news today, too, besides the Flynn case. But it’s the Flynn case that’s on my mind. It seems to me it illustrates the fact that, step by slow step over the last couple of decades (maybe … Continue reading →
The blatant and politically opportunistic hypocrisy of the Democrats is easily revealed by comparing their position regarding the Kavanaugh sexual accusations versus the Biden sexual accusations. The Republicans have been relatively consistent in saying about both: take a look at … Continue reading →
You may have noticed that I haven’t written much if at all about COVID-19’s origins, despite having written a ton about the disease. Was it from a wet market? Was it from a lab? My opinion was that it was … Continue reading →
See Ace on this. It’s hard to say whether this is a new low on the part of the Times in recent years (there were even lower lows in the more distant past, such as Duranty), because there’s so much … Continue reading →
Finally! Something on which we can agree. Americans in both parties blame China: Republicans and Democrats now largely agree that the Chinese government bears responsibility for the spread of the pandemic, that it can’t be trusted on this or any … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: Scott Johnson at Powerline] Funny, and sadly true:
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