Monthly Archives: April 2022

It is quite a trip down liberal memory hole to read this Twitter related commentary by Kylee Zempel at The federalist. 100 Facts Elon Musk-Owned Twitter Should Now Allow People To Say Without Getting Banned. Everyone of the matters listed in … Continue reading →

Ironies abound — some observations later this week 00

No not Hunter’s “Big Guy” . . .  THE BIG GUY: New American Standard Genesis 1 26 Then God said, “Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness; and let them rule over the fish of the … Continue reading →

Amend First District Platform to include opposition to Zuckerberg type election heists   — look for a sign “oppose billionaires buying official election efforts” or related signature sheet. Individual delegates must sign on to the amendment before 11:00 AM. Readers can … Continue reading →

Here is one concern: Ukraine? “Not our problem”, Tucker Carlson, and, some others on the right seem to be saying…what do you think?    dlh (‘Maybe Putin will settle for the Sudetenland’; where have I heard something similar to that?) … Continue reading →

In an e-mail today this summary of the main points of the US District Judges ruling invalidating the mask mandates issued by the CDC.  It is by  Twila Brase, RN, PHN President and Co-founder of Citizens Council for Health Freedom (CCHF). … Continue reading →

To the great relief of normal people, mask mandates for passengers traveling on domestic carriers(probably any carrier traversing embarking disembarking in the US) have been ruled unlawful as they are a regulatory overreach by agencies of government.  The gist of … Continue reading →

It has been said that politics is war conducted by other means.  I think maybe it ought to be thought of as such — not the bloody part and only assuming proper sides and a republic as the playing field. … Continue reading →

A little late in posting for some of the prescriptions mentioned in this article at ncregister.com but not too late to plant the seeds for next year). The cultural mentions in the article are quite good although in the last … Continue reading →

School choice will improve public schools A winning issue for Republicans — widespread support for school choice especially among disadvantaged minorities The title of our post today makes as much sense as the refrain from the usual suspects regarding school … Continue reading →