The first thing I want to say is that, if Mamdani had to win at all, I’m glad he got there with a tiny bit over 50 percent. That indicates it’s likely that, even if Sliwa had dropped out, Mamdani … Continue reading →
In Virginia, all the Democrat candidates – including Jay Jones – have been been declared victors. Jones’ contest for AG was the closest, probably due to the revelations of his venomous statements about Republicans, but not enough voters cared. Then … Continue reading →
Late fall is more subtle than peak fall:
Continue reading →I’ve unpinned the post asking for donations. Once again, I offer a huge “thank you!” to every single person who has contributed so far, and to all those who contribute at other times of year. I am so very grateful … Continue reading →
I start wondering if this is AI, but I guess not:
Continue reading →(1) The other two liberal SCOTUS justices, Kagan and Sotomayor, are not all that happy with Ketanji Brown Jackson. (2) There’s been some progress on a way to restore aging skin. As Glenn Reynolds might say, “faster, please.” A lot … Continue reading →
How did November get here so fast?
Continue reading →(1) Continuing horrific massacres in Sudan don’t seem to engender demonstrations from the left. It’s not “Palestine,” after all, so it doesn’t really matter to them. (2) Bari Weiss continues changing the makeup of CBS: “Purge Begins at CBS; Biased … Continue reading →
More of a slowdown than anything else. It’s coming along, but I’ll use it as an excuse for late posting. Meanwhile I’ll just observe here that we turn the clocks back this weekend, which means it will get dark very … Continue reading →