Remember when Coulter get down on Trump for pretty much his entire first term because he didn’t build the wall? All that’s changed. Is the NYT on my side? President Trump has been a whirling dervish of activity. Since his inauguration, it’s been a joy to read the news. Nothing but good news all the […]
Voters: ‘What About Epstein?’ Press: ‘Let’s Talk About Tariffs’ In a recent installment of the media’s daily “DISAPPOINTED TRUMP VOTERS” piece, The Washington Post suggests that the MAGA base is mainly upset about tariffs. At least that’s what I gleaned from an article headlined, “Is Trump keeping all his promises? This MAGA couple doesn’t think […]
Older generations are always alarmed by whatever new thing young people are doing. It probably goes back to the Stone Age, when cavemen hectored their cave children to stop making dolls out of clay and the kids said, “OK, boomer.” Here are just a few of the popular pastimes that have caused great consternation in […]
The biggest development coming out of Charlie Kirk’s murder last week is that the gun isn’t to blame. This time, “social media” did it. On Sunday, The New York Times published an idiotic op-ed to that effect by Nathan Taylor Pemberton, who “writes about extremism and American politics,” and whose last article for The Nation magazine was […]
Democrats so enjoyed forcing Americans to do silly things during COVID, like starving their children of oxygen and letting Grandma die alone, that they leapt right back to their hectoring at the Senate hearing this week with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Blithely unaware that public health authorities have become objects of seething […]
When one of the best writers on anti-White racism feels the need to write a column about a noble immigrant, we have to wonder if America’s ethno-masochism has gone too far. Has it been mandated by law that everyone have a heartwarming story about a plucky, hardworking immigrant? Liberals don’t like Americans, so they’re left […]
The new method of journalism is to wake up, scratch yourself, announce this is what I think and then find someone who agrees with you to cite as an “expert.” This honorific is generally given either to slobbering simpletons, like John Brennan, or anonymous nobodies on the left. If you see “expert,” you should assume […]
