Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
The racism progressives routinely condemn is absent on the right, but it is the bread and butter of the daily life of progressives. Can you imagine anything dripping with more paternalistic racism than Jill Biden gathering together a group of woke LATINX types and telling them that they are as
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The decision in West Virginia v. EPA, which saw the five more-or-less originalist judges on the Supreme Court (Justices Thomas, Alito, Bryant, Kavanaugh, and Gorsuch) join Chief Justice Roberts to uphold the extra-constitutional administrative state, is gut-wrenching. It will not even be a speed bump on the unconstitutional march of
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The news is hitting so hard and fast, and from so many different angles, that the only theme here is that I have lots and lots of memes. FacebookTweet
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Every person deserves a chance to defend himself against claims of moral wrongdoing, a right that applies to a priest as well as to a layman.
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My friend Nodrog sent me an email I thought was so perfect about the left’s war on human nature that I get his permission to share it with you.
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To put the Supreme Court decision in West Virginia v. EPA into perspective, one needs to understand the constitutional issues with the regulatory state, as well as progressive efforts to alter our nation based on a claim that catastrophic, human-caused global warming is imminent. Part I of this series of
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Immediately after news broke about the possible suspect behind the Highland Park shooting, I made a few guesses about him. Let’s see how I’m doing.
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The Supreme Court decision in West Virginia v. EPA is being hailed by some as a “blockbuster” that put a brake on America’s regulatory state. The Court held that the Environmental Protection Agency exceeded the limits of the power that Congress delegated to it when the EPA drafted a regulation,
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I have a few observations/guesses, some about shootings in general, and some about the specific guy currently tagged as the shooter. First, my sincere condolences to all whose lives were taken or touched by the terrible violence at the Independence Day parade. Second, a few thoughts relying on the very
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The Declaration of Independence was published by the Second Continental Congress on this day in 1776. Their audiences were the American colonists, to justify our call to arms, and Britain’s enemies, to assure them of our intent. Thomas Jefferson’s preamble, with his famous proclamation that all people are equal before
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I’m neither a Tom Cruise fan nor a movie fan so I was surprised to find the movie completely enjoyable, so much so that I recommend it to others.
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It’s great to have a working website again, so more articles and meme round-ups…like this one: the Supreme Court, abortion, guns, and more. FacebookTweet
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After the Supreme Court decision in New York State Rifle and Pistol Assoc., Inc. v. Bruen, the remaining frontiers for the 2nd Amendment are overturning state laws restricting citizens from owning types of weapons in common use or “high-capacity” magazines. It appears (h/t Redstate), based on the most recent orders
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This is a deep dive into the principles underlying the main opinion in Dobbs and the concurrences, as well as the utter lack of principles underlying the dissent. Given the length of the majority opinion, concurrence, and dissent in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Org., it has taken me a
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The facts show that everything Hutchinson said about Trump in the Beast is, at least, exaggerated but when you think about it, it favors Trump. I’ve now had 24 hours to think about Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony (which ranks right up there with statements from Jussie Smollett or Christine Blowsy-Fraud, who
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