Joe Biden: what were they thinking?
Commenter “TommyJay” asks: What were the Dem leadership and their minions thinking when they engaged in this massive coverup of Sloe Joe’s feebleness and disfunction? Good question. along with the...
View ArticleOn ranked-choice voting
North Dakota’s governor recently signed a bill prohibiting ranked-choice voting in the state. That started a conversation and disagreement in this open thread on the subject of ranked-choice voting. In...
View ArticleKamala Harris gives a 10-minute interview
As Archie Bunker would say, whoop-de-doo. I didn’t watch all of it; just a couple of minutes. But here’s an analysis from Elizabeth Stauffer at Legal Insurrection: If Harris’s reply sounds familiar to...
View ArticleDueling Kamalas
You can’t quite call it a flip-flop. That’s too mild a word for Kamala’s recent attempts at a 180. Recently a questionnaire surfaced which she had filled out for the ACLU while she was a candidate in...
View ArticleMichigan: sounds like the voting fix may be in
I’ve noticed that when a state turns blue – both legislative houses plus a governorship controlled by Democrats – the government often uses the opportunity to change the voting laws in an attempt to...
View ArticleCaring about how Jews vote?
In almost every article or post on the right that deals with the war in Gaza, the terrorist attacks on Israel, anti-Semitism on US campuses, and the like, I see many comments to the effect of: “And yet...
View ArticleThe political bias of Judge Chutkin, who is presiding in the DC trial against...
Julie Kelly has long been one of the best reporters on J6. Now she takes up the subject of Tanya S. Chutkin, the judge presiding over Trump’s DC case. An excerpt: But even as she warns Trump about his...
View ArticleNorth Carolina’s SCOTUS reverses previous rulings on redistricting and...
This is potentially important: In a trio of rulings Friday, the N.C. Supreme Court restored the state’s voter ID law, took state courts out of partisan gerrymandering disputes, and ended voting for...
View ArticleThe Kari Lake election fraud verdict: Part III
[NOTE: This third part of the series has been sitting around in draft form too long. So even though the caravan has moved on, I’m posting it before it gets even more stale. Part I can be found here....
View ArticleThe conflict in the House continues
I hope it isn’t a case of he that troubleth his own house shall inherit the wind – the “he” there being the right, and the house being the GOP in the House. Then again, the next line is and the fool...
View ArticleThe Kari Lake election fraud verdict: Part II
[NOTE: I said that Part II would be about efforts in Arizona to make elections more secure even before the 2022 election. But I find I have a few more things to say first, and I’m saying them here in...
View ArticleDemocrats are horrified by the lies of George Santos and demand that he resign
After all, Republican lies are SO much worse than Democrat lies (which don’t exist). This is particularly hypocritical, in light of Joe Biden and family: Another New York Democrat, Rep. Ritchie Torres,...
View ArticleThe Kari Lake election fraud verdict: Part I
[NOTE: It turns out I have more to say on this topic than I originally anticipated, so this will be a two-parter.] Lake’s loss of her election fraud suit was a foregone conclusion. And yet the court is...
View ArticleVictor Davis Hanson on the FBI
Here’s another recommended article by VDH. There’s so much in it that it’s hard to select just a few quotes, but here are some of special interest to me: The FBI is now, tragically, in freefall. The...
View ArticleMore on Kari Lake’s election challenge trial
There’s another fairly comprehensive summary of the proceedings at Powerline. To me, it seems pretty obvious that this lawsuit by Lake inevitably suffers from the built-in handicap of all such suits,...
View ArticleKari Lake’s election challenge trial so far
There is no question there were major irregularities in the 2022 election in Arizona, and many of them are being revealed in the ongoing trial. But it’s always an enormously uphill battle to prove...
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