Jul
20

Beverlyn Beatty

davidl on July 20th, 2020

In the wake of public officials using public spaces for partisan political purposes, I pose two questions.  One, do public officials have such a right in the first place. Second once having created a political speech zone, do politicians have

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Jul
18

Insanity

Eric Florack on July 18th, 2020

I’m not starting a fight, but it is something to think about. This may open up a ton of outraged comments by some. Many who will argue how “wrong” this post is. My suggestion, save your time and effort! You’re

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Jul
17

The Left’s Covid Fear Mongering

Eric Florack on July 17th, 2020

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Jul
17

The Smithsonian Discovers the Universal Insult

davidl on July 17th, 2020

The Universal Insult cuts both ways. In maybe the most boneheaded move since July 3, 1863, the Smithsonian published whiteness chart, from Washington Examiner:

The topic went viral online, and the museum quickly acted. “Since yesterday, certain content in the

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Jul
16

Paging Dr. Fauci the Quack

davidl on July 16th, 2020
We are told to get the seasonal flu vaccine every year. Now if you don’t get the seasonal flu vaccine, you might or might not get the seasonal flu. One the other hand, it you do get the vaccine, you
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Jul
16

To Change Conditions, Behavior Must be Changed

Eric Florack on July 16th, 2020
The state of California, forever altruistic with money it doesn’t have, is teaching the rest of us a lesson as regards to “helping the disadvantaged.”

Thousands of homeless people have been housed in San Francisco’s empty hotels in an effort

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Jul
15

It’s All for the Best

Eric Florack on July 15th, 2020
“Don’t worry about Grandma, dying alone in the nursing home. She has dementia and is scared, but she surely understands. It’s for the greater good.”
“Don’t worry about losing your business, the dream business that you opened with a second
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Jul
15

Fredo, Sr. Takes Unearned Victory Lap, Loses CNN

davidl on July 15th, 2020
Fredo, Sr. b/k/a Andrew Cuomo, Governor New York, may still have CNN cub and younger brother, Fredo, Jr. in his corner, but he has lost Jake Tapper, from Breitbart:

Tapper said, “New York’s Democratic governor Andrew Cuomo seems to

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Jul
14

Can the Bias be Any More Obvious?

Eric Florack on July 14th, 2020

From National Review…

Last night, 76-year-old radical Angela Davis was trending on Twitter due to her endorsement of 77-year-old presidential hopeful Joe Biden. Bravely we go into the future, I guess. While no politician can control who supports them, apparently

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Jul
14

The Clinton Criminal Clan

davidl on July 14th, 2020
Mrs. Pelosi and Adam Schiff-less, have their collective panties in a wad because President Trump commuted the sentence of Roger Stone. Mrs. Pelosi has threaten to pass legislation, which would purport of amend the Constitution to limit the President’s power
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Jul
13

Political Medicine?

Eric Florack on July 13th, 2020
So that magnificent moron Pete Buttigieg is trying to make political hay by suggesting that listening to medical experts should not be political.

What he seems to forget is that government runs health care anymore. Therefore, by definition, medicine is

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Jul
12

So Why Do We Call It the Useless Toady?

davidl on July 12th, 2020
Published by, but not linked to Useless Toady:

President Donald Trump’s campaign website recently unveiled a T-shirt that has come under fire because of design similarities between its logo and a Nazi symbol.

The similarity was first noticed, according to

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Jul
12

CDC Says Possibly ‘Less Than Half’ Of Positive Antibody Tests Are Correct

Eric Florack on July 12th, 2020
Forbes reports:

In updated guidance posted on its website over the weekend, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention acknowledged an inability to accurately determine if individuals had been infected with Covid-19 via antibody tests; if the test

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Jul
12

Democrat Convention?

Eric Florack on July 12th, 2020
What do you suppose the chances are that the reason the Democrats are not planning on doing much for a convention has less to do with covid-19 and a good deal more to do with Chicago, 1968?

After after all,

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Jul
12

Seattle Teaching Racism, on the Taxpayer’s Dime

davidl on July 12th, 2020
I admit that the term racism is easy to use but hard to define.  Yet I try.  Racism is the belief that different racial demographics may well be different, from City Journal via Right Scoop:

Last month, the City

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