Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Matt Taibbi’s Statement to Congress about a partnering of state agencies like DHS, FBI, or the Global Engagement Center (GEC), along with “NGOs that aren’t academic” and an unexpectedly aggressive partner, commercial news media – to form a “Censorship-Industrial Complex on social media. 1. TWITTER FILES: Statement to Congress THE
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Calley Means has made horrendous allegations, showing, if true, how insidious the use of the race card is in this country, and just how fraudulent government-funded “science” has become. Early in my career, I consulted for Coke to ensure sugar taxes failed and soda was included in food stamp funding.
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Voldemort is the monster under the bed, but there is another character who is infinitely more frightening and destructive.
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There have been many crimes committed in the course of Obamagate. There is also one, overarching crime — sedition. The Russian Hoax is the single greatest political scandal in U.S. history, bar none. It makes Watergate look like jaywalking. It begins with Hillary Clinton, both the whitewash of her crimes,
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The House is considering three articles of Impeachment. The Constitution is at issue in questions of Obstruction of Justice, Contempt of Congress and the form of the Senate Trial. Comity and Corruption are at issue as to the Bidens and Abuse of Power. And is this is an unlawful attempted
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Is the Supreme Court about to curtail the administrative state (and perhaps circumscribe judicial activism) by holding that Art. 1, Sec. 1 of the Constitution actually means what it says? For the past near century — since FDR’s infamous court packing scheme — the administrative state (or bureaucratic state, call
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With Barr promising to investigate the Russia Collusion Hoax, it’s a good time to think about the motivations driving those who masterminded the hoax. Yesterday was another day spent pulling out ivy, a process I found so exhausting, I couldn’t write last night. Not writing, though, doesn’t mean not thinking.
Continue readingJustice is supposed to be blind. That is not the case in America today and President Trump is partly to blame. [Update: This today from the Daily Caller: President Donald Trump chose to have the indictments of 12 Russian hackers announced before his Helsinki summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin,
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The little tyrants at Child Protective Services suggest that, when full-blown tyranny comes to the West, it will be death by bureaucracy, not gas chambers. Please pardon my silence today. I spent several hours helping a friend edit a petition challenging the Child Protective Services agency active in his community.
Continue readingWhat better way to explain how regulations are barriers to access than to talk about disposing of dog poop? And thank goodness for Trump’s judicial picks. Let me begin by clarifying what I will not say in this post: I will not say that Trump’s judicial choices are the equivalent
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My best guess: Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to telling a lie about legal conduct because he was taking the fall for someone very important. Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to one count of lying about something that wasn’t a crime, earning himself the very real possibility of jail time. The interview
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Evil losers, bureaucrats facing job insecurity, the anger that drives some cities, and why the Left loves transgenderism — my friends and I cover it all. The advantage of living in a blue bastion is that your conservative friends are burnished in a type of crucible. It takes an affirmative
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VDH comments on the most scandalous thing of all about Comey’s firing: namely, the fact that firing bureaucrats for malfeasance stopped for eight years. Victor Davis Hanson has a habit of writing brilliant posts. When something is a standout even by the high standards VDH has set for himself, you
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Digging into the known facts about Trump’s alleged leak of classified information, shows media bias and hints that the Deep State is spying on Trump. I always wait 24 hours before commenting on the Left’s latest bout of hysteria because, since Trump became president, those hysterical outbursts are invariably wrong.
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The new phrase is “fourth branch of government,” referring to the Progressive bureaucracy fighting exile. It’s time to fight back. The administrative state is not the fourth branch of government. When I said “interesting times,” I meant it. We all knew that our government had gotten too big and we voted for
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