Monthly Archives: August 2015

It is really the Republican establishment that has “Trump mania,” as in fearfulness. What they understand is money, and he has a lot of it,  and is therefore uncontrollable and that makes them maniacal.  Trump’s compelling message is about protecting … Continue reading →

Even At $17 an Hour, Farms Can’t Fill Jobs That’s the headline of a story in Thursday’s Wall Street Journal. The story details the plight of a berry farmer in California whose strawberries and raspberries last year “rotted in the … Continue reading →

Clever and as Hugh who sent it says  “I can’t wait for it to happen!” The coming perfect storm on American college campuses — one that feminists and other professional victims will hate it Excellent blog by the way, one … Continue reading →

Anybody want to guess how articles like Sunday’s story in the KC star come about in newspapers throughout the nation prior to Ferguson’s one year “anniversary”?   (see also our article Incendiary Media) This is an incredibly comprehensive report, illustrating just … Continue reading →

This morning on MSNBC “Morning Joe”, Mika Blahzinski was so distraught, one had to feel sorry for her. She was totally bummed out by Hillary Clinton’s current plight and was desperate to have someone on their usual panel of nitwits … Continue reading →

Good old Bernie Goldberg. Apparently he was moved, perhaps by the fact that he gets paid by Fox News, to come out against those conservatives, whom he describes as a “segment of the Fox audience” and whom he apparently regards … Continue reading →

At this writing Drudge hasn’t even picked up on this but we found it at Gateway Pundit (a St Louis  based blog site).  Words fail us other than “credibly incredible.” Letter to Editor PREDICTED COLORADO EPA SPILL One Week Before … Continue reading →

If we may paraphrase Democrat “strategist”, James Carville, in his absurd defense of Bill Clinton’s sexual “indiscretions” to describe the “consensus green scientists”: “Drag a million dollar funding grant through a science park and you’ll be surprised how fast the … Continue reading →