How he made them.
Category Archives: Political Commentary
The Corruption Of The Media
They’re refusing to cover the corruption of Joe Biden, less than a week before the election.
I found this interesting: “While the Biden campaign, Democrats, and legacy media outlets have insisted that the bombshells are Russian disinformation, Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe, the FBI, and the DOJ rebutted that claim. Vladimir Putin himself came out in defense of Biden’s business deals.”
Wait, I thought that Putin wanted Trump to win!
Biden’s Internal Polling
…must be telling the campaign something lot different from the public polls. With the defections from the blacks and Hispanics, and the elderly, I’m starting to think it may be a Trump landslide, which will be needed to overcome all of the fraud. Biden probably blew Pennsylvania in the debate. If he loses Minnesota, it’s game over.
[Update a while later]
More on the state of the race in Minnesota.
Seattle’s Aid To CHOP
…may have been a taking. Sure looks like it to me.
Glenn Reynold’s New Space Book
Laura Montgomery reviews it. He gave me a draft when he was writing it, on which I provided some comments.
American Universities
Just how corrupt are they?
Too corrupt.
Astronaut Versus Astronaut
Buzz Aldrin endorses Martha McSally in her Arizona race against gun-grabbing astronaut Mark Kelly.
The Student-Loan Problem
A modest proposal: Make the universities pay.
They’ve gotten away with this madness for far too long.
[Afternoon update]
Did you know about the ignorance of college students?
A Never Trumper
…is feeling pushed toward Trump. Even though I’m not religious, I agree with much of this.
[Update a few minutes later]
A momentous election:
Donald Trump may be an odd ambassador of freedom. His motley may not pass muster in the salons and drawing rooms of our lords and masters. But Joe Biden is but a gibbering front for a vanguard that would destroy America as traditionally conceived—America, I mean, as a crucible of ordered liberty, limited government, and individual freedom.
Yes.
The Lockdowns
Were not just immensely destructive to human capital, but probably ineffective.
[Update a couple minutes later]
A child psychologist on the devastating impacts to young children of the pandemic response.