(1) A January 6th defendant who elected to be tried by a judge rather than a jury has been found not guilty: [Judge] McFadden said that the first charge of entering and remaining in a restricted building was a “close … Continue reading →
Two’s company, three’s a lichen:
Continue reading →The cataract was removed successfully, the surgeon seemed satisfied, and now I’m taking it easy. My vision is still funky, but it’s very early yet and the next few days will tell the tale. Many many thanks for all your … Continue reading →
I think Joe Biden owes this guy an apology. So does Time magazine. He’ll never get one from either of them. This is the sort of thing I’m talking about (dateline 12/9/19): Former Vice President Joe Biden got into a … Continue reading →
My grandfather holds me up, aged 3.
Continue reading →(1) There’s been a study of anomalies in the 2020 election, by John Lott. Here’s a summary of some of the main points, and here’s the paper itself. It points out many of the inherent problem with increased absentee voting. … Continue reading →
I ask you – where did March go?
Continue reading →I’m left-handed, and in my family three out of four of us were lefties. My mother was left-handed but was switched as a child, so she wrote and ate with her right hand but did just about everything else with … Continue reading →
“You can check out any time you like But you can never leave.”
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