Tag Archives: Elections

Democrats Are Scared

Publicly Democrats are confident that their crooked queen can defeat Donald Trump because, well, he’s Donald Trump. Privately they’re terrified: Every assertion about Trump during the primary battle proved wrong: he’ll never run; he won’t file financial disclosures; he’ll be … Continue reading →

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What is It With the Clintons Hiring Employees With Ties to the Muslim Brotherhood?

I can certainly understand the Clinton clan’s self-centered greed and avarice. What I struggle to understand is why they keep repeatedly hiring employees with ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Take, for example, former Clinton Foundation employee Gehad El-Haddad, who was … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for July 22, 2016

Haven’t been covering the RNC because I have too much going on. So enjoy this LinkSwarm instead: Full text of Donald Trump’s RNC speech. No I didn’t watch it. “It’s telling that so many city leaders hate their state or … Continue reading →

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This Week in Clinton Corruption for July 13, 2016

There’s so much Clinton Corruption news dropping I haven’t had time to sift through it all. Take, for example, this 90 page document, evidently compiled by the 4Chan folks from publicly available sources. I’ve only started go through this. (A … Continue reading →

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Thoughts on a Trump-Gingrich Ticket

There’s are persistent rumors that Donald Trump might (emphasis on the might) tap Newt Gingrich as his running mate, an idea that gained more currency with Gingrich scheduled to appear with Trump on the campaign trail. Trump’s manifest shortcomings and … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for July 11, 2016

I was busy buying books this weekend, so I couldn’t keep up with all the horrific police shootings. So that dominates the top of today’s LinkSwarm: Remember that #BlackLivesMatter is being funded by liberal billionaires George Soros and Tom Steyer. … Continue reading →

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John Gray on Brexit

If you’re not already suffering from Brexit fatigue by now, this John Gray piece in the New Statesmen has more than enough pith and insight to make it worth your time. A lesson of the past few days is the … Continue reading →

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This Week in Clinton Corruption for July 7, 2016

I held off on analysis of the FBI non-indictment of Hillary Clinton because I knew there would be many piquant opinions to be harvested from around the Internet, and indeed there are: “It’s not every day that an F.B.I. director … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for July 1, 2016

Happy Independence Day weekend! (That’s America’s Independence Day, not the newfangled UK version.) Enjoy a LinkSwarm to tide you over for the weekend: Kevin Williamson explains why firearms ownership is a civil right. “It is a measure of the corruption … Continue reading →

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Still More Brexit Aftershocks

It’s a big story, and the reverberations continue to sound around the world: Boris Johnson withdraws from Tory PM race in favor of fellow Leave campaigner Michael Gove, who is expected to face-off against Remain backer Theresa May, “the no-nonsense … Continue reading →

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