In case you are among the lucky ones “blessedly unaware” of Sunday’s Hollywood kerfuffle, when comedian Chris Rock was presenting at the Academy Awards, the WSJ would like to help you get up to speed. Mr. Rock made a cheeky joke about the wife of Will Smith, up for an Oscar nomination. (Smith’s wife) apparently […]
Judging Justice Ruth Ginsburg Wrong about Men vs Women?
Is Judge Ketanji Jackson not up to the job or is she lying? In what might be considered by some as a pretty silly question, during SCOTUS confirmation hearings, Senator Marsha Blackburn asked Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to define “woman.” Did most Americans think Blackburn was asking a gotcha question? And what about Jackson’s ridiculously […]
Why Joe Biden Dropped Out of the Presidential Race
As Senate confirmation hearings continue in D.C. for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the WSJ’s James Freeman reminds readers of a letter Mary Ellen Bork wrote to the WSJ. In 2020, Mrs. Bork shared her recollections : Most people don’t remember the hearings on Robert Bork for nomination to the Supreme Court, but I do. I was […]
How Long Will Inflation Last?
In a speech by Fed Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, Powell said he expects it will take three years to bring inflation back to a normal level. Inflation at 7.9% is the highest in four decades. The inflation outlook has deteriorated significantly this year, even before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The rise in inflation has been […]
Recommending Against COVID Vaccines?
On 7 March, Florida’s Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo announced: The Florida Department of Health is going to be the first state to officially recommend against the Covid-19 vaccines for healthy children. Cue the Outrage Reports the WSJ: The American Academy of Pediatrics called the recommendation “irresponsible.” The Infectious Diseases Society of America accused Dr. Ladapo of […]
Highlighting the Stupidity of Being Broke
Europeans have embraced the climate religion with a fervor to rival Bernie Sanders, observes Kimberley A. Strassel in the WSJ. Sobering the Continent Yet Mr. Putin’s shocking violence in Ukraine—his willingness to wield energy as a weapon—sobered the Continent overnight. No one is giving up on renewables, but nobody is any longer pretending they are […]
An Easy Solution to Electricity Independence?
How should the U.S. handle vulnerability to oil and gas spikes in the world market? The answer is easy and obvious, explains Francis Menton in the Manhattan Contrarian. Just read almost anything from the American media/academia/environmentalist/Democratic Party society: Just build more wind turbines and solar arrays until you have enough. These facilities will count as […]
Mitt Romney Crosses the Aisle
Republican Sen. Mitt Romney (Utah) voted on Tuesday to keep the federal mask mandates for toddlers as young as two years old, reports Jordan Boyd in The Federalist. Romney voted no to lifting mask and jab mandates in the federal Head Start program. From Republican Rand Paul (Kentucky): Really, what we’re doing is just punishing […]
A Candid Question for Joe Biden
Mr. President, will you do everything in your regulatory power to make it easier for American companies to produce more oil and gas to make the U.S. and its allies in Europe and elsewhere less dependent on Russian energy? Getting to the Heart of the Problem The goal of the above question, according to the […]
Ukrainian Diehard Resistance
As Victor Davis Hanson offers, Ukraine’s diehard resistance has exposed much: Revealing Russian military weakness Reminding the world of Putin’s cruelty Insulating western Ukraine from the worst of the Russian devastation Buying weeks if not months for rearmament and resupply in free areas of Ukraine Allowing critical time and space for growing urban resistance to […]
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