Monthly Archives: September 2020

With the benefit of letting the matter gel a bit, to assemble a variety of respected takes on the evening we range from disappointment to seeing method or  silver lining in the Trump performance.  Photo via HP’s FB post.  First … Continue reading →

I could only watch 15 minutes.  It was a noble gesture to protect the TV from having things thrown at it, mostly to hit Chris Wallace but Biden as well.   Today’s Liberty Daily has many links to commentaries about the … Continue reading →

If I could write as good as Beaton, I’d write this piece.He sees both of this people exactly as I do.      dlh Glenn K. Beaton writing at his blog the Aspen Beat Is Judge Barrett too Catholic for Pope Francis?  … Continue reading →

(Our take: Things look bleak…but, that’s only because they really are!) This is a column not for sissies…Hollywood’s “you can’t stand the truth” come ‘home to roost:     dlh Victor Davis Hanson The Progressive Medusa        (excerpt) The Hard … Continue reading →

Bill Maher is in a class of his own…one that no human being would want to be in. Whether one agrees or not with Judge Amy Coney Barrett and her judicial views, only a very sick, silly fool would call … Continue reading →

“Huge News”? Not To Us ! Is been predictable for months, obvious for weeks Greatest political crime in 60 years, arguably in American history Effective resolution possible, but denied We’ve suggested this so often, we’ve even bored ourselves with the … Continue reading →

Democrat Christian haters (it is now in their DNA) may try to use Trump SCOTUS nominee Amy Coney Barret’s membership in a Catholic prayer group “community” as fodder to accuse her of extremism or something.  From NeverTrumper WSJ columnist Peggy … Continue reading →

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Justice delayed is justice denied –  Durham not listening What is keeping Durham from pressing his case — it looks like the swamp could maintain a mutual liability insurance company? Deep state corruption being slow-walked by Durham, at best, only … Continue reading →