Over the Christmas weekend, there wasn’t much political news to speak of. And that, in my view, was a good thing. In an era when politics have become many people’s religion, it’s good to have at least one day a year when we recognize and celebrate an actual religion —… CONTINUE
The (Crappy) Year We Just Lived Through
As this is my last column of 2021, I thought it would be worthwhile to review some of the most important observations I made over the course of an awful year. I hope you agree, and wish you — and our country — a happier New Year. JAN. 5: These… CONTINUE
Trans Swimmer Lia Thomas Is a Cheat — Period
If you want one exemplar of the moral and intellectual chaos that characterizes the age in which we live, there are a number of candidates: “Having fewer police leads to a decrease in violent crime” is one. “Men give birth” is another. But perhaps the most obvious moral and intellectual… CONTINUE
The Ghost of Policies Past
According to legend, there are many ghosts residing in the White House, apparitions that go all the way back to President Martin Van Buren. The “Little Magician,” as he was called, once allegedly appeared to a trembling Chester Arthur asking a simple question: “how the heck did you get in… CONTINUE
What the January 6 Texts Do and Don’t Show
On Monday night, Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) created a media firestorm when she began reading aloud a series of texts sent to Trump White House chief-of-staff Mark Meadows during the Jan. 6 attack. Cheney is heading the congressional committee looking into that day’s events, and she voiced the findings at… CONTINUE
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