Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Do BLM rioters rule the streets, eclipsing the rights of all other Americans? Can rogue progressive prosecutors ignore the 2nd Amendment and the right to self-defense? Those issues go to the heart of the Kyle Rittenhouse case and the new Jim Snow Movement. There is not just a war on
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The progressive response to the Jacob Blake case is part of a war on police that, itself, is a part of a war on the Constitution and society. The Jacob Blake case is notable both for the clarity of the facts — they show the police acted reasonably — and
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The journey continues. Driving through different places allows you to see different approaches to America, while long hours in the car stimulate interesting thoughts. Wisconsin is a very pretty state to see from the car. It’s excessively pastoral in places, with red barns, green fields, and black and white cows.
Continue readingWithin seconds of Romney’s announcement that Ryan would be his running mate, the chatter started. Democrats expressed delight, because they see Ryan’s stance on Medicare as one they can use to portray Romney and Ryan as Satan incarnate. A couple of years ago, they showed Ryan pushing grandma’s wheelchair off
Continue readingThe American Future Fund put together a very funny video that shows Progressives before and after the Wisconsin election. Before, defeat meant an imminent apocalypse; after, defeat meant . . . nothing: You can’t blame the Progressives for their differing before and after statements. With the November 2012 election coming
Continue readingHave you already seen the video of a Barrett supporter slapping him for conceding to Walker in Wisconsin before even half the votes were counted? No? Here’s the video: I don’t agree with the slap. I think that gal crossed a big line there, even though she asked permission first.
Continue readingIf you haven’t already sent emails expressing support to Wisconsin Gov. Walker and the Republican Senators, you must. Here are the email addresses: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Wisconsin has become the first battle in
Continue readingAs I understand it, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, faced with a $3.6 billion biennial budget deficit (for the years 2011-2013), had the choice of raising taxes in his financially beleaguered state or firing up to 6,000 state employees. He chose a third route, proposing that Wisconsin’s public sector employees start
Continue readingThe point of a union is that it has political heft. One of the ways in which we demonstrate political heft in this country is money. Unions (just like corporations) can donate money directly to candidates and parties. The result, as Ace pithily says, is “nothing but legal corruption: they
Continue readingToday, several schools in Wisconsin announced that they would be closed so that their teachers could attend protests in the state capital, Madison, against GOP Gov. Walker’s proposals to take away collective bargaining rights from public sector unions. Wisconsin, like neighboring Illinois, is going broke. The behavior of the Wisconsin
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