…is feeling pushed toward Trump. Even though I’m not religious, I agree with much of this.
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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.
A visit to a museum dedicated to her life. I hadn’t realized that she was born, and died, in the same years as my mother was. They lived parallel lives in time.
Were not just immensely destructive to human capital, but probably ineffective.
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A child psychologist on the devastating impacts to young children of the pandemic response.
Probably not coming to a theater near you.
But it wasn’t “liberalism.” It was leftism.
Well, I survived it. I’m not going to discuss it, but the most amusing thing that happened was a screw up by his lawyer. He asked me if Michael Mann had ever done anything to me personally. I sat there for a minute, unable to believe that he’d actually asked me that, but then responded, “Counselor, I am sitting here today because your client filed a lawsuit against me eight years ago. It had my name on it. I’m pretty sure it was personal.” It cracked everyone up, including him, because he knew he’d screwed up. He then asked the question he meant to ask, modifying it with “…before you wrote the article?”
…now has a bipartisan Congressional caucus. I’m glad to see this, but I’m still hoping that Horn loses her seat (because I hope that all Democrats lose their seats). And she’s been part of the SLS/Orion swamp.
America is drowning in them.
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America held captive by pandemic lies.
Note: Yes, I am posting, but I’m still preparing for my deposition, which is tomorrow.
Thoughts on the war on liberalism by the Left.
I’m sort of on vacation this week. I gave a talk in Omaha on Friday as part of a space panel with General Kwast and Joel Sercel, on the economics of space, to a Free Market Forum sponsored by Hillsdale College. It seemed to go well, and seemed to be an eye opener for many in the audience, so it was great to preach to someone other than the choir.
We’re in Michigan now, visiting family and checking out the fall colors for the first time in a long time. Unfortunately, I’m also boning up for my deposition next week in DC by Mann’s lawyer. So I’ll keep an eye on things, and post if something noteworthy happens, but consider this an open thread for now.