Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
It’s serious business when Google — with its unimaginable reach and control over people’s understanding of their world — does what every single Leftie since WWII has done: conflate “fascism” with “right-wing.” I’ve been banging this gong for years. Rather than do yet another lengthy post, I’ll confine myself to
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An extreme bit of Hillary adulation showed up on my Facebook feed today: In case the “see more” button on the post doesn’t work, this is what Andrew Mayzak had to say: Can we talk about this for a minute? This is a Yale-educated law professor, First Lady, Senator, and
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I’m back on the day of President Trump’s inauguration. I’m also jet-lagged and still regrouping — but how could I remain silent on this exquisite, significant day? So, sort of as a warm-up, may I present the Inauguration Day illustrated edition:
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Yes, the Electoral College has spoken on the election, but the Progressives’ weeping, wailing, beating of breasts, and rending of garments continues unabated. That’s why you’ll find these articles pertinent, interesting, amusing and, sometimes, frightening. Don’t attack people from whom you want something. Hillary wanted votes from Americans but she
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The ongoing Democrat crack-up is definitely the best show in town — and no, I don’t feel bad at all at laughing at people who are showing their emotional immaturity or appalling lack of judgment or intelligence. There was something about being called evil, bigoted, racist, homophobic, misogynistic, and stupid
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I want to share with you one of the funniest feminist posts I’ve ever read, although the humor this anguished feminist infuses in her post is entirely accidental. The whole thing reminds me of nothing so much as the Oscar Wilde’s quotation about The Old Curiosity Shop: “One must have a
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I have been remiss, as I have not reminded you lately that WOW! Magazine, the collaborative effort from the Watcher’s Council is an excellent resource for domestic and international political analysis, social observations, top-rate Second Amendment commentary, and just generally good stuff. If you were to go there now, you’d
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One of the things that maddens me about my children is how they refuse to take advantage of the cornucopia of information so readily available on the internet. In my day, I actually had to get out of my chair, go to my Dad’s office, get the encyclopedia off the
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Legal work precluded me from blogging today, but I have some ideas for the rest of the evening. Meanwhile, as a warm-up act, a few clever political posters.
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It’s time for the posters covering everything from the election to Castro’s death to the normal foolishness from the Left. I’ve got a bumper crop of 35 posters here that I know you’ll enjoy.
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A genuinely curious Progressive asked me to address this breathless article claiming that Russia actively interfered with the American election: In assessing Donald Trump’s presidential victory, Americans continue to look away from this election’s most alarming story: the successful effort by a hostile foreign power to manipulate public opinion before
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It turns out that on Thanksgiving 2016 we have a lot for things for which to give thanks. Since I headed off on vacation the day after the election, some of these 45 insightful, funny posters may be a bit dated, but all are too good to ignore (especially the
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My post title actually has little to do with the topics raised during the 6.5 hours (!) of discussion panels NR offered yesterday (which was an at sea day). Having gotten to know fairly well the panelists’ different personalities, however, I was struck by the West’s tight focus on individual
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In the wake of Trump’s and the Republicans’ spectacular victory, I opened my Facebook page this morning to the spectacle of the majority of my friends gnashing their teeth, wailing, and rending their garments. They did not — because they could not — claim a stolen election. Instead, without exception,
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I’m still in my self-imposed news blackout. That does not mean that I do not care what’s going on. For those who have not yet cast their vote, here are a few things you might want to think about as you decide upon your chosen presidential candidate: Which candidate is
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