DEREK HUNTER: To Hell with these Leftists.

YES, BLACK LIVES MATTER. If they're liberal black lives.

LOONEY TUNES AT ESPN: The essence of liberalism is bullying.

True that.

I TOLD YOU TWITTER WAS A TWIT HAVEN: See the final video.

THEY'VE BEEN TAUGHT TO: Why is the Left afraid of everything?

The one chart that's missing is risk aversity versus age. My bet is the younger (post 1970's) cohort is increasingly risk averse compared to their elders. I've noticed it as far back as the early 1980's.

MALLARD FILLMORE: Life inside the progressive bubble.

WHY NOW? The New York Times finally admits Hunter Biden's laptop is real.

One suggestion: "the word has gone out from somewhere that the Hunter Biden lever might be useful in prying President Biden from office before he dooms Democrats in 2024."

BECAUSE DEEP DOWN THEY KNOW THEY'RE LOSERS? Why are liberals so psychologically needy and inauthentic?

IMPRIMIS: Spiraling violence in Chicago.

It was a nice place at the time, but I'm glad my daughter got out when she did.

IT'S JUST ME but Biden gets the top three favorites from PowerLine's Week in Pictures this week:

And there are many, many others. Don't miss them.

WHAT'S UP? Strange flights and fired generals in Russia.

FINALLY the real judiciary notices.

AMMO GRRRLL: Not free to leave.

EVEN MY GROCERY STORES ARE SHOWING SOME EMPTY SHELVES: Looming food shortages is world's next slow-moving disaster.

But there's no shortage of 'I did that' stickers....

A 'LIVING WAGE' FOR ME, but not for thee.

IT LOOKS LIKE the mama bears are waking up from a long winter's nap.

MANTRA of the Biden administration.

BREAKING NEWS: Babylon Bee suspends Twitter for satire infringement.

Linked from Instapundit.

SPRINGTIME 2022, Week 3: Let's try again, shall we?. It's a beautiful day out and spring has (seemingly) sprung again. Here's our spring-opening forsythia:

Last week, before the freeze/snow, it was a brilliant yellow. Today the flowers have died, but the plant survived and is just now beginning to bud out. I doubt the flowers will return this year.

Now for the deck view:

Not much to see yet. The tulip magnolia has just begun to bloom before the freeze, and I'm hopeful it will continue to bloom as spring progresses.

The previous picture was of the pond from the house; here's the reverse - the house from the pond. Now that the trees have been thinned out and brush cleared, there's a much better view as summer comes around. None of the trees has begun to show signs of budding out yet.

Gratuitous pond picture. Everything along the side of the pond is evergreen, but you can see behind the dam that the deciduous trees haven't woken yet.

Finally, a picture of our adjacent lot which has mostly been thinned and cleared of brush. Only the pine trees are still green, so it will be interesting to watch it fill in as spring progresses.

'Til next week....

COMING SOON: It's over for the Biden administration.