In addition to my post from yesterday about Jennifer Crumbley’s manslaughter conviction, and my four previous posts on the case that I linked there, I want to add a few things. The first is that I believe that if their … Continue reading →
I read a book about her that really disturbed me when I was a child of around nine or ten:
Continue reading →Astaire and Rogers were subsidiary characters in the movie Flying Down to Rio, where they danced together onscreen for the very first time:
Continue reading →Steve Goodman sang with a smile:
Continue reading →(1) Montana parents lose custody because of their refusal to cooperate with transitioning their daughter. (2) The Disney lawsuit against DeSantis is dismissed. (3) Harvard loses another huge donor in protest of its DEI policy. Harvard has a ton of … Continue reading →
February? I thought January just started.
Continue reading →If you have to explain a joke, you’ve already lost your audience. And then, if you try to explain it but can’t …
Continue reading →I’ll be posting more later today, but I’ve got a busy rest-of-the-afternoon. Lots of news these days, though.
Continue reading →Perhaps, with all the Palestine-philia going around, Omar thinks it’s finally not only safe to say this sort of thing, but admirable, and that it will earn her votes: Rep. Ilhan Omar, an evidenced antisemite, has often suggested in various … Continue reading →