One of the things that has happened to me during the last twenty years or so is that my natural skepticism of all news analysis has increased (and that’s saying something because I was somewhat skeptical even before that). I’ve … Continue reading →
A couple of commenters mentioned this piece by Matt Taibbi. It’s quite fascinating, because Taibbi – a guy who defies classification but is described (accurately, I’m going to assume) by commenter “huxley” in these words: [Taibbi] tends to write purple-prose … Continue reading →
…(At All Costs): How Trump Haters Are Breaking America sounds like a good read. And of course, click on this if you want to get it from Amazon and donate a small fraction to neo at the same time.
Continue reading →Here’s an interesting take: But one thing no one is looking at is the position Trump is in, with no prospect of support or even reasonable collaboration from the House of Representatives. For the sake of the Americans in uniform … Continue reading →
Josh Chavetz is a law professor at Cornell, and he has written an opinion piece in the NY Times entitled “The House Can Play Hardball, Too. It Can Arrest Giuliani: Two ways that Democrats in the House can match the … Continue reading →
It’s complicated, and to even begin to understand it you have to go back in time. But most of us here probably remember this: In 2014 Obama was negotiating his nuclear deal with Iran… Given its goal of embracing Iran, … Continue reading →
So far, part of the approach of the Democrats and the MSM (but I repeat myself) to the whistleblower/Ukraine story is to indicate that the whistleblower’s interpretation of the Trump/Zelensky phone call is the truth and the transcript of the … Continue reading →
The other day I happened to see a quick clip of Trump saying “I sort of thrive on it” about the impeachment brouhaha. Here’s the video: He says there that he’s going to explain why he thrives on it, although … Continue reading →
I sure do. And after all the shouting died, the propaganda against the Tea Party remains because it worked. And events like that are, as they say, how you get Trump. Which is the point made here: I still hear … Continue reading →
I think it boils down to two issues for the left regarding Trump. The first is that he’s president at all, and does what presidents do with all the attendant powers of a president. The second is that he is … Continue reading →
Earlier today I wrote this post called “Designing the perfect Donald Trump.” The main topic was the “style” objection to Trump. Just now I found an excellent example, I think, of that style: The Do Nothing Democrats should be focused … Continue reading →
In the back-and-forth of comments on this recent thread you may have noticed a repeat of an old argument that centers on the character and style of Donald Trump. I don’t have to recap; you know the drill. The commenters … Continue reading →