Even as the predominately Democratic cities bleed, political machines are hard to polish off. And Republicans have a long way to go, argues Daniel McCarthy in Spectator.US. Joe Biden, alive, is head of a dead party. Mr. McCarthy believes Democrats have a demographic problem: “… the exiguous margins of their hold on the House and Senate, […]
COVID Mask Wearing Buffoonery
(Dick Young: best COVID post reading) Vaccines, the marvel of modern medicine, have saved countless lives worldwide. Charles Hurt reminds readers in the Washington Times that we now have the COVID vaccine thanks to President Trump’s Operation Warp Speed – a marvel of “presidential vision, political leadership, bureaucratic humility and free enterprise genius.” When President […]
Law and Order – A Twisted Joke
Americans have been endlessly hectored about mask wearing, social distancing, and outdoor gatherings. Yet politicians and journalists support citizens who smash and burn some of America’s poorest neighborhoods. We consistently have been warned that Minneapolis is a city “on edge” because of the ongoing trial of Derek Chauvin. If the police officer under whose knee […]
CBS – Picking on the Ron Guy
While New York Governor Andrew Cuomo was busy accepting his Emmy award and writing a “pompous, self-congratulatory” book, he was also lapping up constant praise from his brother, CNN anchor Chris Cuomo. The Empire State, however, was far from booming, Grace Curley reminds us in Spectator.US. As Ms. Curley observes, CNN’s 60 Minutes didn’t seem […]
Biden Should Leave the Economy Alone
Joe Biden, warming up to his first executive job of his career, has called his proposed spending bill an “infrastructure” bill. He also has called it a “jobs” bill, notes James Freeman in the WSJ. Well, it certainly is not a “jobs” bill, according to findings from the Wharton business school, which project economic decay. A new […]
Lost Kitchen of Freedom, Maine, Booked a Year Ahead
A restaurant named Lost Kitchen in Freedom, Maine is booked a year ahead. The Wall Street Journal’s Moira Hodgson explains (abridged): Every year thousands of people enter a lottery hoping for a table at the Lost Kitchen, a 40-seat restaurant in the remote town of Freedom, Maine, population 719. It’s booked up a year in […]
Biden’s 2nd Amendment Whoppers
In pursuing another agenda for which he has no mandate, Joe Biden, president of the U.S. and proud graduate of Syracuse University Law School, began his speech on gun control: Nothing I’m about to recommend in any way impinges on the Second Amendment. They’re phony arguments suggesting that these are Second Amendment rights in what […]
Boycott Corporate Cancel Culture
Not just MLB needs boycotting. You might also include Patagonia, H&M, Uber, Tripadvisor, Levi’s, Blue Apron, Nordstrom, and SoFi. The leaders of these corporations assume that most of their customers are compliant saps, urges Daniel Henninger in the WSJ. Mr. Manfred knows that he can get away with smearing half a Southern state as racist (still), […]
The MLB Strikes Out in Georgia
Baseball has decided to move Major League Baseball’s All-Star games from Atlanta to Denver’s Coors Field. By rushing to abandon Atlanta without first protesting the substance of the law, Rob Manfred, the MLB commissioner, made a serious mistake, argues Fay Vincent in the WSJ. Organizations like Major League Baseball have sometimes participated in public debates […]
The Press at War with Georgia
The Democratic Party is lying over the Georgia state legislature’s latest election bill, accuses The Morning Dispatch. Joe Biden went so far as to call the bill “Jim Crow in the 21st Century” and falsely claim that the legislation will end voting early. Partisan opposition toward the bill has proliferated far beyond the world of Democratic Party […]
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