Regardless of how this ends for Trump, it will be a very long time before we (and the rest of the world) can begin to forget the vast humiliation that Trump has leveled upon the United States of America.
They write: On day one of his presidency, Joe Biden declared war on our Second Amendment rights, and he hasn’t let up. He’s illegally and unconstitutionally used unelected federal bureaucrats to attack our God-given right to keep and bear arms. …
From the American Firearms Association It’s Time to IMPEACH JOE BIDEN! Read More »
The cartoon here is an apt description of what we mean by the phrase “defund the police.” This may be the worst misnomer in the history of the English language, because it suggests that we neither need or appreciate law …
I’m not sure that Trump is as unhinged, and is such a danger to himself, as people say. Though I guess we’ll find out when he goes to trial, defending himself against a wide range of charges, and the prosecution …
Trump Walks the Tightrope with Considerable Skill Read More »
2GreenEnergy “headquarters” is in Santa Ynez, CA a small town in a rural part of the state. As such, it’s chuck full of Trump supporters. Yet one doesn’t see many overt suggestions of that. For example, the merchandise photographed at …
I hear people say this constantly, but I remind them that what this country needs is not a dead criminal ex-president, but the repudiation of a criminal ex-president. This can only happen via indictments, trials, convictions, and prison sentences. So …
The video below is a piece of political satire I thought readers might enjoy. It really has been a sad time for Trump supporters, though that’s not likely to turn itself around. One has to love Lindsey Graham’s tearful plea: …
NASCAR was essentially forced to sanction one of its drivers for mocking the torture-death of George Floyd at the hands of four members of the Minneapolis police department. Those living outside the U.S. might find it befuddling, but here’s the …
Why are our minds so full of cognitive biases, those nasty systematic deviations from rationality, “subjective realities” that supersede our capacity for reason? Mark Twain certainly made his own contribution, as seen here. Astronomer Carl Sagan said essentially the same …