July 22, 2020
It's all fun and games until someone finds out where you live.
Seattle Mayor Summer of Love Durkan didn't clean up CHOP/Insurrection City in her town because there was violence, and to protect Seattle citizens. She did it because the "peaceful protestors" showed up at her house. And protested her.
Doxxing is a miserable newcomer to the bullying world, but it works like a charm.
If you say. If you do. Anything the Left doesn't like, watch out. They'll hunt you do...
July 15, 2020
There's class and there's love of country.
Jeff Sessions has plenty of both.
Yesterday the former Alabama senator lost the Republican nomination for his old Senate seat to contender Tommy Tuberville.
Sessions was the first U.S. senator to endorse Donald Trump during the presidential primary campaign.
When no one else did.
And Sessions never waivered in his support for the president.
Sessions represented his state for two decades before resigning...
July 8, 2020
What's the word?
Ask any Jersey-ite and they'll say "I don't know."
Gov. Phil Murphy has made uncertainty a sure thing in the old Garden State. Rules about the Chinese virus change like the stock market did when Murphy was at Goldman Sachs.
He left that job in 2002, and Goldman Sachs didn't have to be bailed out by the federal government until 2010, so maybe he was good at that job. Or maybe not.
Or as Finance Chair of the Democratic National Committee. Or m...
July 1, 2020
What we really need is for Spike Lee to make a movie in Hong Kong. And live there. Especially with the new national security laws from China that were just passed.
The laws are abusive. Trials held in secret. No jury. Judges answerable to Beijing. Life in prison for undefined crimes. And a bunch of other laws, which we would call, unconstitutional.
But not in China,
An opposition lawmaker in Hong Kong said the goal of the laws was to "stun Hong Kong into nothing...
June 24, 2020
I wish it came as a surprise that comrades Gov. Cuomo and Mayor deBlasio are both in favor of removing the statue of Teddy Roosevelt from outside the Museum of Natural History in NYC.
But it didn't. Seems Cuomo is as good at saving the history of our country, as he was at protecting "the most vulnerable among us," the elderly in nursing homes, during the pandemic.
You know how that turned out.
The bronze statue of Roosevelt has stood outside the Museum of Natura...
June 17, 2020
Children's programs used to be for children.
Not so long ago, Sesame Street used to have shows that told children about what the postman did, what the baker did, and told kiddies that the policeman was their friend.
Recently Nickelodeon featured eight minutes of heavy breathing to educate toddlers about George Floyd, and that he was killed by a policeman in Minneapolis. For eight minutes.
Most people know toddlers don't know where Minneapolis is, or what death i...
June 10, 2020
If you want to refresh your memory on why you love Donald Trump, take a gander at the 2016 Al Smith Banquet and Trump's speech which put candidate Hillary Clinton squarely on the hot seat.
Trump joked about calliing Hillary a "nasty woman" during their final debate in Las Vegas.
"But this stuff is all relative," he said. "After listening to Hillary rattle on, and on, and on, I don't think so badly of Rosie O'Donnell anymore."
"And even tonight," he said, "with a...
May 27, 2020
Being kind is never wrong. But some people act like they were raised by wolves.
After President Trump worked day and night for three months on the Wuhan Virus, and donated his salary for almost four years, the reporters who cover the White House have never had the decency to inquire about his well-being, and none thanked him for his hard work.
The good news is that history will remember this president in the most favorable light, while those who tried to take him dow...
May 20, 2020
While fear and civil unrest abound in our country, former presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris is busy pushing Senate Resolution 580.
It "condemns all forms of anti-Asian sentiment as related to COVID-19," including the phrase "Wuhan Virus," and urges all government officials to "take specified steps" to condemn what she calls racism, discrimination and religious intolerance.
In these days of much Wine and few Roses, we can only guess what those "specified steps"...