Monthly Archives: October 2017

Well stated: Not sure the cool kids realise how much of Trump’s support arises because he has all the right enemies & Trump turns them entirely bonkers Some of the follow-up comments are good too. And I liked this one … Continue reading →

From the Larry Elder Twitter feed: You cannot subsidize irresponsibility and expect people to become more responsible. Larry Elder, the Sage of South Central, is credited by Dave Rubin in this interview as as finally removing the blinders from his … Continue reading →

From Instapundit: “On many levels, mathematics itself operates as Whiteness. Who gets credit for doing and developing mathematics, who is capable in mathematics, and who is seen as part of the mathematical community is generally viewed as White,” Gutierrez argued. … Continue reading →

Indeed. When I came out for Trump, I was called a Nazi by the people I’d been defending for two years. Trump is a diagnostic tool for insanity. This expands on one of the comments with a pseudo-scientific description. It … Continue reading →

From an article at The Federalist, Mollie Hemingway explores how the Russian collusion narrative has recently become much less interesting than it used to be. On the way, she mentions this: Before I respond, a quick digression. Sometimes readers or … Continue reading →

As the election of Trump has shown, the Left was never all that crazy about sharing the Bill of Rights and the US Constitution with just anyone. Schlichter remarks: The same people who want to take away our right to … Continue reading →

It’s been a while, but recently Danmark has decided that “OK, well, maybe things have gotten bad enough that we need to have soldiers from the Danish Army patrol the streets and watch the borders”. Like in France where half … Continue reading →

As the mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, is shown to be (yet another) incompetent fraud, this tweet, to me, encapsulates the situation: The world at a crossroads illustrated by the same catastrophe. A can-do perseverant Texas or a won’t … Continue reading →