I have been disturbed for quite some time by the attempts by Trump’s enemies to get him convicted of something. Almost anything will do. First it was the effort to impeach him, which took many forms but never resulted in … Continue reading →
Walter Shaub was the head of the Office of Government Ethics under Obama (and under Bush, and very briefly under Trump till Shaub resigned the post). In his official capacity he was especially tasked with monitoring possible conflict of interests … Continue reading →
Harris may be staying away, but Trump is planning a visit at the invitation of Texas governor Abbott: “Biden and Harris won’t even tour the scenes of the wreckage they created, or come down and visit with the Border Patrol … Continue reading →
Jack Cashill asks why – considering the threat that the left represented in the 2020 election and Trump’s obvious successes in his first term – former president George W. Bush couldn’t bring himself to support Trump, or at least not … Continue reading →
I really don’t know what’s most astounding about this story. Is it the fact that it appeared in Vanity Fair, of all places? Is it the fact that it appeared at all? Or is it the fact that the secret … Continue reading →
…and we don’t know whether they will grind fine, how long it will take, and whether it will even matter if and when they do. But a judge just ordered absentee ballots in Fulton County unsealed for an audit. The … Continue reading →
From Glick’s recent article: …[I]n the minds of the Iranian leadership and those of their Hamas proxies, the Abraham Accords represent the single greatest military and political threat to Iran’s nuclear and hegemonic ambitions. Destroying them is their strategic goal. … Continue reading →
Joe Concha is correct here [my emphasis]: This is a “silence of the lambs” moment for media, an industry that should be universally up in arms over the censoring of public figures or other news outlets like the New York … Continue reading →
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 →
As Ace writes: The US government has finally found an enemy it can defeat in war: American citizens. Starting quite a few years ago, federal agencies and the left were intent on downplaying terrorism on the left as well as … Continue reading →
…whether it makes sense or not. When therapists work with children, teens, or young adults who are acting up, it’s often useful to point out that doing things just because they are the opposite of what parents do is still … Continue reading →
When I was a child I was very fond of reading, and one of my favorites was a book of ancient myths, with beautiful pictures. I read it over and over, but the stories I liked best were the tales … Continue reading →