The Crackpot Du Jour Claims the 2020 Election Was Rigged
Over 60 separate courts have found no evidence that the 2020 election was rigged in favor of Biden. Even given that, every month or so, we have a renewed assertion that a) some crackpot has irrefutable evidence that the election was rigged, and b) that (unfortunately) he can’t release this proof at this point.
To no-one’s surprise, this month it’s FBI Director Kash Patel.
Maybe he thinks he has nothing left to lose.
I advise him to give Mike Lindell a call, the pillow magnate who was ordered to pay over $2.3 million to Eric Coomer, a former Dominion Voting Systems executive, for defaming him with false 2020 election rigging claims. A federal judge later upheld this verdict in March 2026, rejecting attempts to overturn it.
As shown at left, scientists are under no obligation to respond to idiots.
Ensuring that oil remains the predominant transportation fuel is vital to enabling rich people to get richer.
You might have thought that the scenario at left was impossible. Here’s a racist moron lecturing the Pope on “matters of theology.”
The American public is losing patience with this insanity.
Plant-based meats, which once seemed destined to help us reduce our consumption of slaughtered cows and lower the vast ecological damage that the beef industry is inflicting on our planet, seems to have failed.
When I was in college in the 1970s, I recall hearing people say, “We’ll have solar energy when the Rockefellers own the sun.”
It’s hard to imagine how certain politicians can lose in the 2026 midterms, even with “the kiss of death” (Trump’s endorsement).
I met a guy yesterday who told me, “We live on this planet at the generosity of the forces of nature. These privileges can be withdrawn at any time, and without notice.”
Everyone living in the United States benefits from our federal, state, and local governments in many dozens of different ways, from roads, bridges, tunnels, airports, banking insurance, help for veterans, national forests, public schooling (K-12), firefighting, criminal justice, fuel pipelines, subsidies for social goods, national defense, elections, etc.
