Monthly Archives: April 2018

Victor Davis Hanson’s excellent (and very scary) column An outstanding column if one needs to be reminded of the many and various ways in which the radical left media, the Democratic party, and academia have taken this country on a … Continue reading →

“Trade-offs do not make life unfair” The Federalist, a conservative publication, draws from a stable of contributors that have a divergent view of what is consistent with conservatism, cultural and otherwise.  That is as it should be. That virtue understood … Continue reading →

Live by politics  . . . This is not speaking ill of the dead, it is affirming grander consistency and reflections.  The often ascribed Bush virtues are arguably problematic Sense of honor, loyalty, hard work, “conservative” I’ve known many such … Continue reading →

So I just finished watching the 4th season of the Amazon produced detective series Bosch. The writers have constructed the series as a bit of an amalgam of the Michael Connelly series of “Bosch” books.  I have only read one … Continue reading →

Thanks to DK A Conundrum is: something that is puzzling or confusing. Here are six conundrums in the United States of America 1. America is capitalist and greedy – yet half of the population is subsidized. 2. Half of the … Continue reading →

It is rumored that McGruff, the Crime Dog has joined the Robert Mueller team: Sources at the White House tell Veritaspac that President Trump is now very worried about the Special Counsel’s investigation. Mr. Trump feels that the probe has … Continue reading →

PBNTY (Plausible But Not True Yet) DNC Sues Trump Campaign, the Russian Federation, WikiLeaks, the General Staff of the Russian Federation, Paul Manafort, and the maker of “Make America Great Again” hats – Suit Charges That “Significant Harm” Was Inflicted … Continue reading →

Kendrick Lamar’s music award for lyrics that read like a porn script  What frauds From yellow journalism to purple prose set to purely synthetic “music” Pulitzer defining the culture 30-year-old rapper Kendrick Lamar just made history by scoring a Pulitzer … Continue reading →

Short answer is yes.  No thanks to current Republican legislative leadership. Republicans can still keep the House and even gain in the Senate, and this time  to an effect.  In part it must involve a culling of the herd (thankfully … Continue reading →

This Patriot Post item presents a fine analysis of the “evangelical” view of human failures and politics.  Those that I know are largely policy driven.  Sure I have known a few prigs and the holier-than-thou types. They range from being … Continue reading →