Dianne Feinstein as the living embodiment of the Democrat party
Her decline and fall seem to match the Dem party’s trajectory over the decades. Thus, she’s a caricature, not just of herself, but of her party.
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Tag: Dianne Feinstein
On Iran, Trump makes some very smart moves
When it comes to Iran, Trump is brilliantly locking the country in a box by breaking it financially, frightening its leadership, and courting its people. Although I no longer post any content on my real-me Facebook page, I do check it out regularly. It helps me stay abreast of interesting
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Bookworm Beat 12/30/18 — the “everything and the kitchen sink” edition
This Bookworm Beat is a true potpourri of all sorts of things I’ve noted as interesting over the past few days. Even I cannot discern a common thread. I didn’t anticipate that my weekend would be as busy as it’s proven to be. It’s almost ten on Sunday night, and
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If you’re an absentee voter, don’t forget to mail in your ballot
In California, if you’re a conservative, your choices are very limited — but you should still vote, just to remind Progressives that you’re out there. I voted. You should too. (And a reminder to California voters that my suggestion for U.S. Senate, given that we are denied the right to do
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The Kavanaugh hearing and the true danger of Godless Communists
Watching the Kavanaugh hearing, it’s obvious that Leftists who don’t believe in eternal damnation have no internal brakes stopping their evil behavior. In 1954, Congress added the phrase “under God” to the Pledge of Allegiance, something it did as a direct rebuke to Godless communism. I never really focused on
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The Kavanaugh, Ford, Graham, and Flake show open thread
I’m working on deadline, but I would very much like to hear your take on the way the Kavanaugh nomination has played out for the last two days. Somehow it always happens that, when the news is hot, I’m either out of town or, as is the case for the
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#TravisAllenWriteIn — California voters should write in Travis Allen for Senator *UPDATED*
With Dems revealing their unfiltered totalitarianism, and no Republicans on the California senate ballot, write in Travis Allen’s name for U.S. Senate. UPDATE: I’ve learned, to my dismay, that California disallows write-ins during the main election. Please go here for a different strategy in California. When Democrats successfully turned California
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Bookworm Beat 9/9/2018 — the disgusting Democrats edition
The disgusting Democrats are waging a despicable battle. They are defaming a good man, and destroying decency and due process, all to preserve abortion. Disgusting Democrats will blow our republic apart to kill babies. Without any credible evidence and without any credible corroboration, the disgusting Democrats are smearing as a
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Bookworm Beat 9/18/2018 — the Kavanaugh fraud edition and open thread
Leftist responses to Ford’s accusations against Kavanaugh indicate pretty strongly that they know they’re fraudulent, plus much more on current topics. On the Kavanaugh accusations, the Left’s line is “don’t ask so we won’t have to tell.” Actually, that’s not quite what Clown News Network reporter Chris Cillizza said. When
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A Travis Allen write-in campaign for U.S. Senate. #TravisAllenWriteIn
With the California Democrat Party having disavowed Dianne Feinstein, it’s time to shake things up with a Travis Allen write-in campaign for U.S. Senate. News broke today that Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat who has represented California in the United States Senate for 26 years, is no longer the darling of
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Looking for information about California Republican senatorial candidates
Please help me select a California U.S. senatorial candidate who has a chance of showing up on the November ballot, so voters can hear conservative ideas. I’m starting to think about my votes for the upcoming June 5 open primary in California. I’ve got most of my votes nailed down,
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San Francisco has a new neighborhood for the SF geography game
For those who grew up playing San Francisco geography by asking “What neighborhood are you from?” there’s a brand new, San Francisco neighborhood to learn. San Francisco is a small city — only 49 square miles. What this means is that, when native San Franciscans meet, they always ask at
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Kanye’s right: The Democrat Party machines are broken
Once upon a time, America’s urban Democrat party machines, while corrupt, kept cities running. Kanye’s right, though, that they are irrevocably broken now. We’re all familiar with the fact that America’s worst functioning cities keep voting Democrat. It’s a truism so very true that even a Trump-hater had to concede
Continue readingNominees for Weasel of the Week
It’s time for the Watcher’s Council to vote for the weasel of the week. I’m sorry to say that voting is limited to Council members, but see what you think of these aspirants to the weekly Hall of Shame: It’s time again for the Watcher’s Council’s ‘Weasel Of The Week’
Continue readingA friend gets a hard lesson about the “liberal” police state
I was quite tired yesterday when I read something interesting. Having read it, I jotted down an idea for blogging about it. That note says “loving the individual versus loving the system.” I then went to bed. Today, I’ve spent the last several hours trying to remember what I read
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