Thoughts on the latest back and forth on the Hill at Powerline.
[Thursday-morning update]
Checkmate: How Barr beat Mueller.
Incidentally, this also lays out the path for finally bringing Hillary Clinton to justice.
Thoughts on ending the matriarchy.
This just has me shaking my head:
The Don Pedro hydropower project, just west of Yosemite National Park, has been churning out carbon-free electricity for nearly a century. As the Tuolumne River flows from the Sierra Nevada to the Central Valley, it passes through Don Pedro Dam, spinning four turbine generators.
None of the electricity is counted toward California’s push for more renewable energy on its power grid. A new bill advanced by state lawmakers last week would change that — and it’s being opposed by environmental groups, who say it would undermine the state’s landmark clean energy law by limiting the need to build solar farms and wind turbines.
That law itself is nuts.
Is this the end game? I don’t think this is a “coup,” though. It’s more of a needed military insurrection.
Why are they not in jail?
There are a lot of people not in jail who should be in jail. Maybe Barr will finally do something about that.
Yes, he ought to scare the hell out of you. And if you want to know what the Left is thinking, he’s the poster child. There are few more honest than him about wanting to take your guns.
Thoughts from VDH on the adolescent “progressive” mind.
Meanwhile, over at The Nation, they’re sounding like National Review.
The Obama administration was not “scandal free.”
And, as noted there, the biggest scandal not just of that administration, but perhaps American history, is on the verge of being unveiled. But the media will continue to attempt to cover it up and distract.
Conrad Black writes that it’s now dawning for the Democrats. I hope that Barr exposes the whole scheme.
[Update a few minutes later]
Strzok and Page are back in the news. I think we’re going to start seeing more and more as we continue to turn over the rocks.
[Update mid morning]
The Obama administration’s problem with spying, and Trump.
Were they followed in the FISA-court applications to surveil Carter Page?
It would strongly appear to be not. I think I’m looking forward to Horowitz’s report. And Mueller’s testimony to Congress, when he’s questioned by people who care about the rule of law (i.e., not the Democrats).