Bookworm Beat 11/17/18 — another overflowing stupid Leftists illustrated edition
Stupid Leftists — whether they are being stupid on micro or macro levels — are the gifts that never stop giving for my illustrated edition posts.
Continue readingConservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Stupid Leftists — whether they are being stupid on micro or macro levels — are the gifts that never stop giving for my illustrated edition posts.
Continue readingThis awesome illustrated edition is filled with wit and wisdom about elections, #Blexit and #WalkAway, immigration issues, the Second Amendment and more. Today is Guy Fawkes Day, when the English celebrate the survival of a really terrible king who never bathed and the brutal torture and execution of a crazed
Continue readingThis Bookworm Beat shows that, on Halloween, there’s nothing scarier than Leftist politics and the consequent racist, anti-American shenanigans. For Halloween we now have two racially approved costumes. If you’re still struggling to think of a costume for yourself or your child, I am happy to report that the Black
Continue readingI’ve spent some time trawling across the internet for the best posters about the invasion, stupid Leftists, elections, #Blexit, and much more. Have fun! I was working on a long post that made perfect sense when I woke up at 3 am thinking about it. By the time I’d worked
Continue readingThis Bookworm Beat is about more than the slo-mo Honduran invasion, but that figures largely here, hence the post’s title. A round-up of ideas and information about the Honduran invasion. When thousands of military age men threaten to storm your border, there’s only one proper description: “an invasion.” All that
Continue readingDemocrat hypocrisy: Kavanaugh hearing reveals hate for Due Process, Men, Whites, Black Conservatives, anything else that smacks of normal life in America.
Continue readingLeftists have a habit of distracting conservatives with irrelevant arguments that obscure the fact that, on the important issues, conservatives should win. It’s happened to all of us. We approach someone with a legitimate grievance — say, for example, reminding someone that he promised not to drink directly from the
Continue readingI’ve got 44 funny posters (heavy on the Trump versus Obama theme) plus a true video highlighting media histrionics. It’s all funny and thought-provoking.
Continue readingEvents of the last few days, both in my own life and in the news, convince me that Leftists have lost both their senses and their will to live. For any sentient organism to live, it needs two things: First, it needs to have the will to live or, phrased
Continue readingTrump revoked John Brennan’s security clearance and Proggies went insane — and of course, they went stupid, too. All that and more in this Bookworm Beat. Apparently “honesty” and “integrity” have a different meaning inside the beltway. I was one of the millions who appreciated Admiral McRaven’s commencement speech at
Continue readingI know that he’s been charged, not convicted, but there’s something seriously wrong when an illegal alien gets $1,000,000 in taxpayer-funded medical care. Hat tip: Daily Wire
Continue readingAfter 2 years of big nothings, reasonable Leftists should abandon the Russia theory, but the Putin-Trump confab recharged the Left’s conspiracy mania.
Continue readingGermany, both past and present, is an object lesson in the way that treating Jews well allows a country to thrive and treating them badly kills a country. I’ve long said that the most successful countries are those that treat their Jews well. It’s not that Jews work some bizarre
Continue readingIndependence Day may technically be over, but is there ever a time not to be a proud American? Plus, more wicked funny posters about lots of other stuff.
Continue readingI am not ignoring you, dear friends. It’s just that I’m in the midst of a perfect storm: both kids home, work from clients, and planning for a trip. I’ve been going from dawn to dusk, making only small inroads in my to-do list — which means blogging (sadly) becomes
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