They are all bad.
Good.
[Afternoon update]
The assassination of Soleimani was Trump’s farewell letter to the Middle East.
They are all bad.
Good.
[Afternoon update]
The assassination of Soleimani was Trump’s farewell letter to the Middle East.
A Twitter thread for the impatient, which explains why it’s taken so long for the reports and indictments, even though we’ve know what happened for a couple years now.
Its establishment is just the end of the beginning.
A story of how Charles Schulz got it past CBS.
I remember watching it as a kid, and being annoyed that the kids voices weren’t what I’d imagined them reading the comic strip.
I’d like to see this happen, but not a chance with this House. Maybe after the election, if the Republicans take it back.
What Trump learned from it.
It’s now the 75th anniversary. Here’s a satire I wrote to commemorate the 60th.
That’s how long it’s been since the first powered controlled flight at Kitty Hawk. On the hundredth anniversary, I wrote three separate essays. One at Fox News, one at National Review, and one at TechCentralStation. Unfortunately, the latter has succumbed to link rot.
[Update a while later]
Reader Sam Dinkin found it on the Wayback Machine.
It undercuts Nadler’s credibility on impeachment. Not that he ever had much to begin with.
It also proved something that’s been pretty obvious for years; Adam Schiff has been a serial liar from the beginning.
[Update a couple minutes later]
Schiff town hall erupts into cries of “liar” and “treason.” They’re not wrong. Unfortunately, his seat is probably safe in that district, which is why he can get away with this.