Friday, March 20, 2026
ELISSA SLOTKIN & OTHER DEMOCRATS turn up the TDS meter at Markwayne Mullin's DHS confirmation hearing.
STEP RIGHT UP: The new head of Basij who replaced the previous head of Basij who was eliminated yesterday, was eliminated today.
Another leadership vacancy needing to be (temporarily) filled...
Another leadership vacancy needing to be (temporarily) filled...
Thursday, March 19, 2026
THESE DEMOCRATS wouldn’t stand for Americans — now they’re targets of an epic new midterm ad.
Name them and shame them. It would be a long list, but they should be individually shamed.
Name them and shame them. It would be a long list, but they should be individually shamed.
GUN CONTROL SEASON IS HERE. Expect gun control advocates to ignore these stories of armed self-defense.
WELL, GOOD: In an article on Robert Goddard, the New York Times admits an error.
They didn't understand physics then and probably still don't.
They didn't understand physics then and probably still don't.
WHO COVERS AI BUSINESS BLUNDERS? Some insurers cautiously step up.
I predict this to be the next great growth opportunity for the legal profession. Better even than political lawfare....
I predict this to be the next great growth opportunity for the legal profession. Better even than political lawfare....
ISOLATIONIST WEIRDOS TO THE LEFT, NEOCONS TO THE RIGHT: Stuck in the middle with JD Vance.
On reading the post I'm reminded of Robert Heinlein's "Crazy Years" (a term coined in the early 1940s for his Future History stories) describing a period of social and moral decline in the United States, characterized by a deterioration of societal norms and institutions, leading to mass psychoses. This era is depicted as lasting from the mid-20th century into the early 21st century, with Heinlein suggesting a potential recovery afterward.
He was only about 70 years early and I'm not convinced a recovery is possible....
On reading the post I'm reminded of Robert Heinlein's "Crazy Years" (a term coined in the early 1940s for his Future History stories) describing a period of social and moral decline in the United States, characterized by a deterioration of societal norms and institutions, leading to mass psychoses. This era is depicted as lasting from the mid-20th century into the early 21st century, with Heinlein suggesting a potential recovery afterward.
He was only about 70 years early and I'm not convinced a recovery is possible....
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