…by not allowing the voters to vote for their choice.
Thoughts from Jonathan Turley, and the head of the Republican Party in Colorado. He says they will caucus instead of primary if this ruling stands.
Category Archives: History
Claudine Gay
Larry Correia
I’m not positive, but I get the distinct impression that he doesn’t like Joe Biden.
Civil War Two
Sobering thoughts from Larry Correia.
Anti-Semitism
Reflections on its “sharp-left turn.”
This isn’t really new, once you understand that Nazis were leftists.
Harvard
If it seems too long, skip the first part where he describes better days, and scroll down to current events.
[Update a few minutes later]
DEI is a way for the otherwise unemployable to be employed.
The Russo-Ukrainian War
Learning The Lessons From The Thirties
Jews are buying guns (something they couldn’t do in Germany).
[Wednesday-morning update]
Happy Armed Jews Week.
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[Afternoon update]
Sorry, link is fixed.
The Rotten Core Of College Campuses
Thoughts on anti-Semitism throughout history.
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Advocating For Genocide
Thoughts from Eugene Volokh.
The problem to me is that we’ve overbroadened the definition of genocide to the point that it’s lost useful meaning. I don’t agree that simply killing large numbers of an ethnic group justifies being called that. While what the Japanese did in Manchuria was atrocious and horrific, and clearly a war crime, I don’t think that it was genocide, because I don’t think (correct me if I’m wrong historians) that it was done with an intent to wipe an ethnicity off the face of the planet. Similarly, while what we did in Dresden and Tokyo and other cities was arguably a war crime, it was not genocide. But what the Nazis did clearly was, and what Hamas is calling for, and those college students are supporting (“gas the Jews”) clearly is.