Monthly Archives: January 2021

From the blog called Shot In the Dark comes a fine list of reasons for doubting the veracity of the presidential election results. I’m kyping the entire thing (with a few edits for readability) so I can just let the … Continue reading →

From a post at Lawrence Person’s BattleSwarm Blog pregnant with links, I came to the blog called Borepatch. While there I was reading, Donald Trump’s legacy and I discovered more sites to explore. There is Adam Piggott, Gentleman adventurer who … Continue reading →

During the weeks after the election there was loose talk – a lot of loose talk – about how Trump was going to return triumphantly, like Julius Caesar crossing the Rubicon to defeat his enemies. That has proven to be … Continue reading →

Malice explained a few weeks ago: my current hypothesis is that Trump slowed down the radicalization of the right, because a large percentage of the right-wing population had a glimmer of faith in the system with him as president.

Update (20210116): More concise version of the original post below (via the BattleSwarm blog The political class (represented by a Speaker who flies home to San Francisco on her own government plane) has been largely insulated from the pathologies they … Continue reading →

JK retweets: Kamala Harris is a pathological liar and mediocre political talent who slept her way to power, flunked out of the primaries after garnering close to zero support, and was given the VP nod thanks solely to her race … Continue reading →

The Dunning-Kruger Effect Is Probably Not Real. More later. Probably need to remove all references to it.

Update below. In parallel with a previous post of mine exploring the Kung flu as the basis for a religion, Jesse Kelly has been exploring the left itself as a religious institution. The first tweet below is today’s entry which … Continue reading →

It’s been awhile, but Kim@Uriasposten blogged about the nationally televised New Years speech from Little Mette F, the Prime Minister of Denmark. It was among other things an homage to those heroes who have been fighting against the pandemic. I’m … Continue reading →

I’ve developed my theory by following the tweets of Emerald Robinson and others that all essentially have this message: The Trump-picked judges on the Supreme Court to GOP voters: drop dead! The GOP’s Governor of Georgia to GOP voters: drop … Continue reading →