[NOTE: Something is wrong with the YouTube videos of this show, and therefore this clip won’t play. I will be busy for quite some time today and unable to try to fix it till tonight. Sorry about that, but perhaps … Continue reading →
We had a long love affair. But now Windows 7 is leaving me, although not of its own free will. I got this in an email today: As of January 14th, 2020, Microsoft, the developer of the Windows 7 operating … Continue reading →
And while we’re at it, ice cream appreciation:
Continue reading →Here’s a good discussion of a recent SCOTUS decision, and in particular some remarks by Justice Gorsuch in a concurring opinion. The Court voted 5-4 to lift a nationwide injunction placed by a district court judge on Trump’s new rule … Continue reading →
…that I’m not going to cover in exhaustive detail today. But here are some links. The first story is about the 2016 White House meeting with Ukainian officials to discuss Burisma and Biden, and its significance. The second is the … Continue reading →
Here’s something to think about.
Continue reading →[Hat tip: John Hinderaker at Powerline.] Ilhan Omar has a Republican challenger who’s tossed her hat into the ring. I don’t think Dalia al-Aqidi has any chance of taking this overwhelmingly Democratic district, but she’s certainly impressive (as well as … Continue reading →
…because she couldn’t possibly be hiring someone to come up with this – and if she is it’s time to fire that person: What an important victory for the people of Minnesota! This is what happens when communities come together … Continue reading →
I thought of adding this as an addendum to my previous post today. But then I decided it deserved the emphasis of a post of its own. Some Iranian history: …[I]t was another tragedy, one of the biggest terrorist attacks … Continue reading →
Here’s what was being reported tonight about the action in Iraq: “I’m talking to a well placed source in the U.S. military, on the ground in Iraq, and that source tells me that these are multiple tactical ballistic, or cruise … Continue reading →
…is a weak argument, one I read sometimes on this blog and read quite often elsewhere. To my way of thinking, one of the most suspect arguments about anything political and/or historical is that “it’s not debatable” – unless the … Continue reading →
Please take a look.
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