Last night, at his televised townhall meeting, Joe Biden announced his belief that 8 year olds have the right to change their sex and that the governments of Poland and Hungary, elected by the majority of the Polish and Hungarian people to support the conservative, Christian values that have marked their history since the beginning of those nations, are “totalitarian.” For such as...
“The Bidens had a lot of buffers.”
H/T: Ace of Spades
Who would ask U.S. Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett if she is a rapist?
A deranged feminist, that’s who. Read the whole story.
Did you murder a cop with an AK-47? Are you an illegal alien charged with murdering an American and his two sons? No worries. No matter who you kill or why, Kamala’s got your back.
Now we have the evidence. Not that we didn’t know before. Of course Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, discussed the latter’s biz dealings in Ukraine. Burisma employed Hunter Biden, an unqualified drug addict. Ukraine was investigating Burisma. Joe Biden forced Ukraine to fire the prosecutor to protect his son’s company. Then, when President Trump tried to get to the bottom of it...
Earlier this year, Joe Biden gave a lengthy interview to The New York Times, a venue as friendly toward Biden as Sean Hannity is to Donald Trump. In the course of this interview, Biden offered the following observation: Well, look what’s happened. Look what started to seep in, beginning and probably even with candidates during our administration. We stopped showing up at...
By Wayne Allensworth Storytelling is a lost art. Not just the storytelling we associate with literature, the stage, or cinema, though decent literature, stage plays, and films are in short supply in a culture that is heavily politicized, as well as manufactured, but the plain art of orally telling a good story. Storytelling was once the basis of oral tradition, which, in turn, was an early form...
A bit of good news: David Suchet is going to be knighted. His portrayal of Hercule Poirot was, simply, extraordinary. Not only was it unforgettable, it was profoundly good, as Suchet highlighted the best aspects of the character. Suchet’s Poirot is not a fussy egomaniac or eccentric genius, but a man whose unfailing courtesy blends seamlessly with an overarching kindness, decency, and...
By Joshua Emmett Doggrell John Pelham was born in a house four miles from my driveway in my hometown of Anniston, Alabama, about sixty miles northeast of Birmingham. The site of the house (which burned down many years ago) is probably three miles as the crow flies, and only a rock throw from the church where my family and I worship on Sundays. The site features an historical marker, and a century...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Years ago, The New York Times’s public editor admitted his paper is incorrigibly leftist, but dusting off that confession only partly explains what happened when the media became an open advocate for the Democrat Party with the rise of Barack Hussein Obama, and subsequently, the candidacy of Hillary Clinton. What has occurred since Clinton lost, and this campaign season...
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