This election has generated so much to think about that it could serve as subject matter for posts for years. And yes, books will be written about it – although not by me. So I’ll just start tackling topic after … Continue reading →
Wow, what a night. And, as has become typical in recent years, we still don’t know about several Senate races or who will take control of the House. But much as Trump dodged a real bullet on July 13 in … Continue reading →
I have zero idea what will happen tomorrow – or even how long it will take to name a president-elect. But when I think about the possibility of a Harris win I get more frightened than I ever have been … Continue reading →
?Wow. This is a horrific answer from Kamala Harris: Reporter: “Voters ask, why haven't you done any of it already?” Kamala: “I'm not President!” Reporter: “You're Vice President!” Kamala: “I'm gonna tell you what I'm doing as president when I … Continue reading →
Please watch this ad: ?HOLY SMOKES? This is the single-most devastating ad for Kamala Harris. Career ending. pic.twitter.com/xflECTCvyt — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) October 26, 2024 Horrifying, right? As far as I can tell, about 90% of the ad is factual; … Continue reading →
Whose decision was it that Beyoncé appear at Harris’ Houston rally to endorse her but not to sing? Not even one little itty bitty song? After all, isn’t Beyoncé like, you know, a singer? And when singers appear at political … Continue reading →
The easy answer would be: they hate Trump and his deplorable supporters, but they’re too embarrassed to endorse Kamala Harris because she’s performed so poorly. Of course, that didn’t stop them from endorsing Joe Biden in 2020 or carrying water … Continue reading →
I listened to all three hours of Trump’s interview with Joe Rogan out of curiosity. As is my habit when listening to a podcast or the like, I was double-tasking, mainly doing chores while wearing a wireless headset, and I … Continue reading →
Laurene Powell Jobs, the very deep-pocketed owner of The Atlantic, is an extremely close friend of Kamala Harris and a big supporter. Surely that had nothing to do with the Atlantic’s publication of a poorly-sourced hit piece on Trump by … Continue reading →
I watched parts of a video of Tucker Carlson interviewing attorney Harmeet Dhillon about Kamala Harris’ early days as a prosecutor and DA in San Francisco, and then AG in California. Dhillon knew her back then. The video is very … Continue reading →
It was always good for a laugh – remember? The classic comedy answer to the classic job interview question of “What would you say is your greatest weakness?” was something like “I’m just too conscientious” or “I work too hard” … Continue reading →
… and doesn’t even seem to be supporting exemptions for religion-based health facilities. Harris said, among other things: I don’t think we should be making concessions when we’re talking about a fundamental freedom to make decisions about your own body. … Continue reading →