Have they finally gone too far?
Let’s hope.
[Update a while later]
Goodbye, Guilted Age.
Category Archives: History
The Age Of Discovery 2.0
A new podcast series, featuring (among others) Glenn Reynolds, Bob Zubrin, Bob Zimmerman, and Yours Truly, on the coming expansion into the solar system.
[Tuesday-morning update]
Episode 1 is up now.
[Tuesday-morning update]
Here’s Episode 3, with Bob Zubrin.
[Bumped]
Durham’s Investigation
Bigger indictments, unfortunately, will probably not be forthcoming.
[Update a while later]
Durham is slowly exposing the scandal.
[Update mid-morning]
Will the media liars retract their false stories?
Don’t hold your breath.
The Future Of Space
Tart commentary from Jim Bennett (who I’ll probably see this evening at the Space Settlement Summit in Beverly Hills).
The Public School System
Is it constitutional?
I don’t think so. I’d love to see SCOTUS take it up.
The Biden Administration’s Bad Luck
Thoughts on the feckless Left.
Ron Klain
…says that inflation and shortages are “high-class” problems.
I hadn’t previously realized how high class the Weimar Republic or Zimbabwe were, or Venezuela is.
Breezewood
A nice article about small-town America. I remember taking the Pennsylvania turnpike as a kid in the sixties on the way from Michigan to New York, and going through the town, with all its motels, and stopping there for lunch. It’s also a crossroad to head south to DC.
Atlas Is Starting To Shrug
It’s too late tonight for me to link for the evidence of this, but I’m sure that commenters can find plenty of evidence. The ports are only one example.
Merrick Garland
…prepares to march on Concord.
I’m old enough to remember when we were told he was a “moderate.” This will not end well.
[Update a couple minutes later]
The parents strike back.
[Afternoon update]
Heroic FBI agent tackles parent concerned about his child’s education.
[Late-night update]
