This thing about illegal orders could be trouble for them If you’ve been buried in Jeffrey Epstein’s emails advising Harvard professors how to cheat on their wives, you may have missed the video put out by six Democratic lawmakers last week, somberly instructing members of the military to “refuse illegal orders” from the commander in chief, one […]
This week, President Trump’s uncanny political instincts resulted in a near-unanimous congressional resolution forcing his administration, against its collective will, to release the Epstein files. Thirty-six hours before his impending loss, Trump announced on social media: “House Republicans should vote to release the Epstein files.” One imagines Trump murmuring, Now I’ve got them right where they […]
Virginia Giuffre Speaks from the Grave In Virginia’s Giuffre’s new book, “Nobody’s Girl,” we first meet Jeffrey Epstein lying naked on a massage table, in a house where Ghislaine Maxwell has lured the 17-year-old Virginia from her job at the Mar-a-Lago spa, with an offer to meet a billionaire who “loves to help people.” In […]
I’ve spent the last 10 days in London, a city I love. History, architecture, museums, tea, the accent — it is perfection. But the Mother Country is slightly retarded on the meaning of the rule of law. I appeared at an event on Monday evening hosted by The Spectator magazine to debate the question, “Is […]
A Complete Unknown: The Dems’ Dream Candidate With Zorhan Mamdani sailing toward victory in New York City’s mayoral race, I’m reminded that I still haven’t reviewed Kamala Harris’ book “107 Days” long after the raw excitement of her book tour. I’ve read the entire book, except for the part after the title. Her thesis is […]
NYTimes: Pilgrims Sought Diverse, Inclusive Space Where Everyone Feels Validated Having given up on the notion that diversity is a strength under the crushing weight of the evidence, The New York Times is now pushing the idea that America has always been a diverse nation that loved diversity, and practically made diversity a founding principle, […]
You have to watch PBS’s “Breaking the Deadlock” next Tuesday because I’m on it. (In the sense of being a participant, not in the sense of then-Gov. Kristi Noem’s slogan for South Dakota’s methamphetamine awareness campaign: “Meth — I’m on it.”) (Yes, that really was the slogan.) The idea of the show is that people of […]
