Monthly Archives: July 2016

The bait (via Scott Adams): Then came the money quote, or the bait, when he said: “Russia, if you’re listening,I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing; I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by … Continue reading →

Worth remembering. And the link to the article.

Brought up by Instapundit (bless his heart): There was this email group, called Journolist, where journalists got together and talked about how to bury stories that hurt Democrats and push stories that hurt Republicans. Here’s a list of the members. … Continue reading →

This is true: When they defend taxes it’s about roads. When they spend them it’s high-priced consulting contracts for cronies. Or social programs based on false premises (Sex Ed programs, low-income housing – low-income anything, much of recent environment policy)… … Continue reading →

So. Germany, how’s this going? Reading the responses to the latter link leads me to believe that, for a lot of people, Muslims have simply not killed enough people yet. I mean, between the you-don’t-knows and the so-what-if-it-is’s, there continues … Continue reading →

Black lives, that is. Bookworm presents her assertion: Black lives don’t matter. How do I know this? Because if black lives really mattered, blacks would stop killing each other. Blacks would stop committing genocide against themselves by aborting more children … Continue reading →

Driscoll linked to an article from something called The Stream in which the author posits: With the new legal fight in Iowa over the free speech of Christian pastors, we must face a brutal fact: The position of Christians in … Continue reading →

Or the Sudden Everyone Death Syndrome; from Tim Blair via today’s Maetenloch: People keep dying in violent and terrible ways, and nobody seems to know why. Following the recent slaughter of 44 people at Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport, US secretary of … Continue reading →

Driscoll posted the following blurb (from Betsy’s Page) from Dennis Prager: The left loves power, not people. Repeat: The left loves power, not people. If that is not understood, the left is not understood. The problem with this is that … Continue reading →