Are you scared yet? If not, warns the WSJ’s Gerard Baker, then perhaps you don’t understand what the reaction to the Rittenhouse trial represents: “how rapidly and how far the poison of this subversive and illiberal dogma has already spread through a political movement and ideology we once called liberal.” After the Rittenhouse jury’s verdict, […]
Silicon Valley, Today’s “King Cotton”
In what he explains is the growing red state/blue state divide, Victor Davis Hanson discusses in American Greatness how our economic, cultural, social, and political totality represents (1) the more hysterically neo-Confederate model and (2) the calmer, more Union-like one. The former appears more unsustainable and intolerant, the latter is increasingly more livable and welcoming. […]
6 January: What Really Happened
Originally posted June 29, 2021. Andrew C. McCarthy in NRO lays out the good, the bad, and the ugly during the January Capitol Riots. Congress Was Obstructed The most significant event that happened on 6 January was that Congress was obstructed while “conducting a constitutionally required proceeding, in which both houses and the vice president […]
What a Multi-Million $$$ Spending Bill Buys
House Democrats assure themselves that their programs are popular. After all, who doesn’t love free child are? The Inflation Party There are few voters, however, who do not understand that nothing is free from the government, writes the WSJ. Polls are starting to show that voters think they will end up paying for it. They […]
How Biden Is Hiding the Real Cost of Build Back Better
Build Back Better Bankruptcy Unlike President Biden’s perfidious claims that Build Back Better will cost “zero;” the WSJ, in a service to its readers, outlines the ways in which Democrats are disguising (lying about) their entitlement blowout. Add Another $1.5 Trillion to the Deficit The Journal begins with the report from the Committee for a […]
A Bridge Too Far
This past Tuesday in New Hampshire, Joe Biden offered an optimistic assessment of the possibilities for his infrastructure spending. But, as the WSJ’s James Freeman, notes, “The president’s assessment of the country generally was rather bleak.” From President Biden: Take a look at what’s happened over the last 20 years. The backbone of this nation […]
What to Do about China?
Originally posted on May 25, 2020. As the world continues to reel under the consequences of the Coronavirus pandemic, where should America place her fury? Clearly a new initiative needs to be adopted to protect the world “against biological as well as chemical and nuclear threats, including electromagnetic pulse weapons and radiological agents. “ 700 […]
10 Months of Biden = Worst Inflation in 31 Years
With a 30% hike in natural gas prices, Americans are learning that there is “no free lunch.” The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects the price for the average home for heating oil to jump from $746, from $574 due to the 30% hike in natural-gas prices. The Big Lie: Money for Nothing and Chicks for […]
Inflation: Too Much $$$ Chasing Too Few Goods
It’s just that simple, I was advised this morning. Over coffee I was speaking with an authority on inflation and whether or not he thought inflation was here to stay. He told me that inflation is 100% too much money chasing too few goods, despite the Fed and some economists not being a fan of […]
Biden’s Vaccine Mandate “Work Around” Is Illegal
In what marks a sharp rebuke to the Biden administration’s runaway administrative state, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a withering opinion to an illegal vaccine mandate. President Biden had been warned that he lacked the power to mandate vaccines for private workers. Nonetheless, the President ordered the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) […]
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