First the good news: Kate is pregnant again. Now the bad, which seems potentially a lot bigger than the good: is Scotland about to leave the fold? We are on the verge of trashing our global name and brand in … Continue reading →
Here’s a good question: Is there anyone or anything in the world that hasn’t taken advantage of Obama’s weakness? Even domestically we’re getting gangs involved in trafficking over the southern border. And around the rest of the world, raw, brute … Continue reading →
…that I’m going to get another wife.” The kid in this video is one smart cookie. He’s making logical sense, and advancing the argument that so many little children secretly (and not so secretly, although most are not so startlingly … Continue reading →
Labor Day is the bookend on the opposite end of summer from its holiday beginning, Memorial Day. July Fourth is summer’s early peak, with the promise of long light-filled days ahead. But Labor Day is summer’s last gasp, the moment … Continue reading →
…so goes the US.
Continue reading →Our porous southern borders, and the increasing worldwide jihadi terror threat, combine to create this almost-inevitable situation.
Continue reading →A comment speculating on the causes of the Ferguson riots, seen at NY Magazine: This whole thing (Ferguson, etc.) is being orchestrated. The question is… who’s doing it? The Koch brothers? The tea party? Someone’s behind it. It’s waaaay too … Continue reading →
As mugshots go, pretty nifty, even without the trendy glasses: He could turn the perp walk into a strut. The Democrats might come to regret this one. Even Mother Jones calls him a “handsome devil.” Tom DeLay had a similar … Continue reading →
If you’re an illegal immigrant desirous of being certified a bona fide asylum seeker, go to New York for a hearing.
Continue reading →As might be expected, the Squeegee Men starting to come back. As is a new variety of panhandler/extortionist, the Sunday Hijacker.
Continue reading →[NOTE: The following is a slightly changed version of a post of mine. If you follow the links in the second paragraph, you’ll find three other pieces I’ve written about the decision to drop the bomb on Hiroshima.] Once again … Continue reading →
…from Representative Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas. [NOTE: If the “speako” reference isn’t clear, here’s something to refresh your memory.]
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