She is a piece of work. Be sure to get to the end where he roundly fisks her resignation letter.
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Link fixed now, sorry.
She is a piece of work. Be sure to get to the end where he roundly fisks her resignation letter.
[Update a while later]
Link fixed now, sorry.
…has gone away.
I’m not as optimistic as Glenn is that this, or October 7th, represented a sea change. She is, after all, still at Harvard as a full professor, despite her obvious mediocrity and venality. But I hope that it’s woken enough people up from woke that the Democrats will finally (and deservedly) lose the automatic Jewish vote.
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She’ll do fine. Sadly.
Unleashed, and it’s glorious.
Let’s try to enjoy the new year for at least a day. I fear that we’re in for a rough ride.
Speaking of which, thoughts on the coming war between the macroculture and microculture.
I’ve thought about starting a Substack, but I’m not sure I want to devote enough time to it to make it worthwhile reading.
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The pitfalls of benevolence.
Why it’s always bad advice. Good for Francis Collins for his honesty, though it’s far too belated.
America is unprepared.
I didn’t live through the late 1930s, but from what I understand of it by reading history and the experiences of people who did, this era is feeling frighteningly similar.
A link roundup on the diversity hires.
Why is it dominated by wild-eyed young women?
I wonder if this is related to the attraction of some women to serial killers and prisoners?
…is a war against America itself.
…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.