Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
We have just had three “Originalist” Supreme Court opinions released within the space of a week, all of which are of great importance in their own right, and taken together, mark a seismic shift towards a return to the Constitution of our Founders that I never expected to see in
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An amazing week for news and I tried to hit at least some of it in this podcast. As always, I had grand plans but found them foiled by the demands of my real life. Time slipped away but I think I managed to capture some of the issues that
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With the Supreme Court whipping out decisions and Democrats still on a rampage, I’ve got too many memes to wait until Friday. A caveat goes with the next one: The Supreme Court was addressing a very specific law. However, the principles laid out mark the death knell of red flag
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This is a final look at the Court’s decision in New York State Rifle and Pistol Assoc., Inc. v. Bruen. Part I, analyzing the majority opinion, is here. This Part II will first examine the Bruen opinion’s likely impact on state Red Flag Laws, a key component of Congress’s recent
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The Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision represents a return to constitutional law — and if Dems hate it, there’s a constitutional amendment process to change it.
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Even before the Supreme Court handed down its ruling, my collection of gun memes was big. I’ve got a few other great memes too — about 100 of ’em. Before I get to the memes, I may finally have resolved most of the problems that have been bedeviling me for almost a
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The constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense is not “a second-class right, subject to an entirely different body of rules than the other Bill of Rights guarantees.” McDonald, 561 U. S., at 780 (plurality opinion). We know of no other constitutional right that an individual may exercise
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It’s not really the end of the world; it just feels like that. And these memes will help you laugh and cry that feeling away.
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I’ve heard from some readers that they’re receiving emails with updates about new posts but that, when they open their browsers and go to my website, no new posts appear. I wasn’t having that problem on my computer but I did replicate it on my tablet. I think some of
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So much to talk about: hope from history, dealing with vaccine stress, our pagan reversion, benefits (to Dems) from lockdowns, transgenderism, Uvalde, and more.
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I’ve got so many cartoons reflecting people’s unhappiness with proposed gun control and the January 6 kangaroo court that I thought I’d share them right away.
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This is a short but true story about a house that got sold twice in two years for a good profit without seemingly having any value added. Someone I know inherited a house from an elderly parent three years ago. It’s in the Southeast, in a nice, old town that’s
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Once again, judging by the memes I got, while Dems are obsessed with January 6, real Americans care about guns and the aggressive LGBTQ+++ movement.
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The blog has been acting up again lately. I started working on the illustrated edition a little after noon yesterday and finally finished it at 2 a.m. after endless crashes, long chats with the techs, and deleting a lot of the plug-ins that give my site its look and feel.
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Lately, every month is LGBT propaganda month but, come June, you can’t escape the relentless drumbeat. This post looks at the drumbeat and lots of other things, too. FacebookTweet
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