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...
Remembrance of Things Past: The Storyteller
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...
Well Done, Sir David!
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...
The Night They Drove Old Pelham Down
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...
The Media Rules And We Deplorables
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...
Define Crazy, Part 5
Insanity reigns. Portland is doomed.
H/T: Powerline
Portland Antifa ambassador addresses the city council pic.twitter.com/0liXKl33DF— ELIJAH (@ElijahSchaffer) October 5, 2020
Define Crazy, Part 4
Define Crazy, Part 3
Define Crazy Part 2
Define Crazy Part 1
Define Crazy, Part 4
Young, leftist women need a check up from the neck up.
Define Crazy, Part 3
Define Crazy Part 2
Define Crazy Part 1
When Do The Riots Begin?
Why cops shoot knife-wielding suspects. Why women should not be cops. Further comment unnecessary.
We’ll see the how media play this one.
(WARNING: GRAPHIC VIOLENCE, LANGUAGE)
H/T: Breitbart
Oh, I’m an Old Deplorable
A parody. To the tune of “I’m a Good Old Rebel.” Oh, I’m an Old Deplorable,Now that’s just what I am,And for this Rainbow nation, I do not give a damn,I’m glad I voted against her, I only wished we’d won,And I won’t beg forgiveness, for anything I done. I hate this PC nation, and everything they do,I hate the safe spaces, and LGBTQ,I hate diversity...
This Is What The American Remnant Faces. They Hate Us.
Vote Nov. 3.
She tried to delete her horrible tweet but @ZaraRahim is a communications person so she knows, the internet is forever. After finding out Trump had coronavirus, the former Obama WH staffer and Clinton National Spokeswoman tweeted "I hope he dies". pic.twitter.com/ZQ9cRjb7P7— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) October 2, 2020


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