Based on any reasonable interpretation of Texas law, the highway cop who stopped Brandy Bottone on a Dallas thoroughfare asked the wrong question. Instead of, “License, insurance and vehicle registration,” he should have asked, “Do you have an embryo inside you? And what do you plan to do with it?” As the news story reported,…
DetailsIt was the last time, in the face of politically inspired violence, Donald Trump acted like a president. June of 2017: Republican Rep. Steve Scalise had been wounded by a gunman who targeted those practicing for the annual congressional softball game. “We may have our differences,” Trump said in a statement, “but we do well…
DetailsWith the death of Alexei Navalny, we are reminded once again how Vladimir Putin meets Donald Trump’s definition of “smart.” Indeed, a fellow “genius.” So much in common. Back when Trump took the Miss Universe pageant to Moscow in 2013, he wrote Putin a gushing letter inviting him to attend and wondered via tweet if…
DetailsI expect a finder’s fee for this. The Trump Organization is hard up for spending cash; this we know. But I’ve found something certain to stir its acquisitions department out of court-ordered slumber. Here goes: If you’re an amateur historian, you believe Hitler wingman Joseph Goebbels said: “If you tell a lie big enough and…
DetailsLet me get this straight. Why is Taylor Swift the most popular performer on the planet? Because a wokeness-contaminated Pentagon enlisted her in a grand psychological operations plot. Key to its success was the Biden administration ordering the NFL to raise her profile, assigning hulking Travis Kelce his own psy-op role as her boyfriend. The…
DetailsIt’s all about keeping a lie alive. When Donald Trump issued the all-time blooper, “Nikki Haley was in charge of security” at the Capitol Jan. 6, all of the media focus was on the flub. Please, news types. Fixating on lip slips is the Fox Propaganda Channel way. (“Bulletin: Biden stutters again.”) The real story…
Details“To be a scientist is to be naïve. We are so focused on the search for truth we fail to consider how many actually want us to find it” – Valery Legesov Can you handle some truth? You should. It’s all good news. Really good news on two scientific fronts. The first front is economics:…
DetailsTalk about a blow to the solar plexus. Straight to the heart of the matter. Joe Biden set his feet and aimed at his opponent’s 42-inch mid-section. “We are living in the era of a second lost cause,” Biden said in one of the most powerful speeches in memory. That cause? The bid “to turn…
DetailsWatching the legal doings, you may be feeling what Neal Brown experienced the other day, just not with mayonnaise on your head. If you didn’t see or hear, nearly five gallons of the white gunk was dumped in celebration upon the West Virginia University football coach’s head after his team won the Duke’s Mayo Bowl. He wore a ball…
DetailsFor one who labored decades in the land of ink stains and deadlines, the dying days of December are a good time not to be there. Not because of the industry’s struggles or the issues of the day. It’s because of the annual waste of space on the “Top Stories of (insert year).” Yes, let’s…
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