Boris Johnson and the EU have reached a Brexit deal. Will Parliament approve? I will go out on a limb and say I doubt it – although, since Johnson has threatened to leave anyway by October 31, they might capitulate … 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 →This seems like good news: Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, fell short of the majority of the vote needed to clinch reelection in Saturday’s all-party primary and will face Republican businessman Eddie Rispone in a one-on-one general election … Continue reading →
The latest is that the so-called whistleblower (who is really a leaker, IMHO) worked with Joe Biden during the Obama administration. That seems odd, because the allegations of the whistleblower have the potential to hurt Biden as much as they … Continue reading →
First Volker’s pending appearance was hyped to the skies by the Democrats: this was going to implicate Trump. Then Volker was interviewed in closed session, and the results were misrepresented by the MSM and the Democrats. Now the testimony is … Continue reading →
…but enjoy it while you can.
Continue reading →[BUMPED UP. Scroll down for new posts.] A lot of people are getting that message (“Your account has been suspended”) when they try to comment. It is a glitch that has been fixed. I have no idea why it happened, … Continue reading →
This is bad news for Biden pic.twitter.com/A4JfbQqOV3 — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) September 26, 2019 But I have a sneaking suspicion the MSM will ignore all of this.
Continue reading →I plan to update later as actual results come in. So far it’s only exit polls – which I don’t credit much. They say that it’s close, which I do believe will be the case. It may be that no … Continue reading →
In their defense, I guess it must be hard to find a leftist who isn’t an anti-Semite.
Continue reading →What gives?: Assuming Iran is indeed behind the attack on Saudi Arabia’s major oil refining facility, it represents a step-increase in Iranian-backed aggression in the region… The prospect of a wider general war between Gulf states is hard to predict, … Continue reading →