Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I’m fighting back against corporate emails expressing solidarity with Black Lives Matter, by sending replies telling them I don’t care what they think. I got another email today from a company with which I do business telling me that it’s against racism and believes in social justice. I finally snapped
Continue readingJust yesterday, I wrote that suburban communities get addicted to federal funds and, once having done that, they are stuck with federal policies that require those same communities to commit slow suicide. Today, with perfect timing, there’s a news article making my point. As readers of Cyra McFadden’s classic novel,
Continue readingI spent way too much time today wearing my lawyer, daughter, and mother hats, with no time for my blogger hat. Well, the blogging time is now, and I’ve got lots of stuff to share. As is often the case when I’m tired, these are not in any particular order,
Continue readingPart of the craziness that characterized my day today was the flooding. When I drove my son to Redwood, I ran into a big, foot-deep flood right near the high school, but it was traversible. Thankfully, I didn’t have to go anywhere near Tam High School: Post by Alice@97.3.
Continue readingI am very, very proud of an old friend of mine. Like me, he’s a conservative in Marin. Unlike me, he’s burst out of the political closet. Tim Amyx will now be blogging on a weekly basis at the Mill Valley Patch, a local Marin online publication that comes out
Continue readingTown Councils are supposed to be involved with town business: fire departments, police departments, flood plans, earthquake plans, local zoning ordinances, etc. They are not supposed to be involved with national politics. Residents have their national political representatives in the form of their elected congress people. That didn’t stop the
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