Gosh, I can't believe the California candidate who dropped out before the Iowa caucus would be accused of ineptness. /sarc
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
Tuesday, June 29, 2021
The unserious and dying media
Shot - Fox News: "CNN, MSNBC's ratings collapse due to 'serious credibility problem' covering Biden, experts say."
Chaser - "Journalist" getting in the hard-hitting questions at Joe Biden's latest ice-cream run: "You're not getting any rocky road for infrastructure?"
Monday, June 28, 2021
Ignore her
Hot Air: "Dan Crenshaw: Gwen Berry should be kicked off the U.S. Olympic team."
Can we not do this? Look: she made her grand gesture and it's probably the last time we'll ever see her.
It's not funny but it's kinda funny
Look at the sign language translator behind Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot when she's asked about a couple killed execution-style. At the 50 second mark.
Sunday, June 27, 2021
Saturday, June 26, 2021
Friday, June 25, 2021
Butt-hurt over the failure of HR1
Andrew McCarthy: "Biden Lawsuit against Georgia Election Law Illustrates Radicalism of DOJ and Its Civil Rights Chief." - "As our Caroline Downey reports, the Justice Department will today announce that it is suing Georgia over the latter’s election-integrity law. This is ridiculous. The law provides for voting far more extensive than the Constitution’s minimal standards, and well beyond what, about five minutes ago, were state-law norms. The lawsuit is yet another sign, as if we needed one, that the Biden Justice Department is the Obama DOJ 2.0, an activist tool that puts the awesome law-enforcement power of the federal government in the service of woke progressivism."
Thursday, June 24, 2021
Unsurprising and so satisfying
There it is, American media: you're the worst. The absolute worst: "U.S. Has Lowest Trust of Media In 46 Countries Surveyed, According to Reuters Institute Report."
Remember how after Trump surprised everybody and you guys were going to engage in some introspection? For example, this New York Times article on November 9th, 2016: "How Did the Media — How Did We — Get This Wrong?"
Mr. Rutenberg had just finished writing about how the media had missed Mr. Trump’s wide appeal, and what that misfire says about journalists’ flawed understanding of major swaths of our country.
You guys were going to have a corn dog at the Iowa State Fair and rub elbows (the suede elbows on your tweed jackets) with the NASCAR fans. But soon you fell back on your insular, hive-mind, bi-coastal ways and here we are. Or rather, there you are. At the bottom.
You earned this, American media.
We have GOT to figure out what’s wrong with these people! Readers and viewers, obviously. This should spark absolutely no introspection for anyone else. https://t.co/5GPOkvbNDv
— Mary Katharine Ham (@mkhammer) June 23, 2021
Buckhead pulls on to the off-ramp
PJ Media: "Atlanta May Be Headed for a Final Divorce as Communities Nationwide Seek to Redraw the Lines."
Buckhead, a portion of Atlanta, Georgia, is looking to break free from the rest of a city in rapid decline. After decades of increased safety that started ahead of the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, it took one woman and a single summer to ruin it. Not even New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio can beat Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms’ time for running a city into the ground. It took de Blasio two terms. Bottoms has been so spectacular she’s announced she won’t even run for a second one.
The stories of runaway crime are shocking, just violent assaults without a robbery motive.
Wednesday, June 23, 2021
Free speech, baby
Fox News: "Supreme Court rules school wrong to punish cheerleader for profane Snapchat rant in 8-1 free speech decision."
I'm a bit surprised that Clarence Thomas was the dissenting vote in this case.
Extra - "Stay classy, ACLU."
Tuesday, June 22, 2021
As predicted, Kamala fails
Aside from handling the border crisis, Kamala Harris was given the job of moving the "For the People" act through the Senate. She botched it. And I'm not saying it was easy but it would have been a moral victory to peel off a single Republican and call it a bipartisan win. Instead, it's obvious that Kamala backed away from her assignment and did absolutely nothing.
Hot Air had an article this morning about how the Left is noticing that Biden and Harris don't do much:
Did progressives even notice how Biden and Kamala Harris campaigned for their jobs last year? Biden restricted himself to tightly controlled appearances with very few people in attendance, and Harris didn’t get out much more than that. At the time, we assumed this was a political version of Mohammed Ali’s “Rope-a-Dope,” forcing the media to cover Trump rather than Biden. Strategy or not, it succeeded.Since inauguration, however, Biden has barely changed this strategy — hiding from the media until forced into the open. It took more than two months for Biden to hold his first open press conference, and then didn’t do another until his G-7 trip and summit with Putin last week. He’s back in the White House now and hasn’t popped out to test his shadow since. It’s not that Biden and Harris aren’t using their bully pulpits to lead on the progressive agenda — it’s that they’re not leading at all.
Joe is an old dude. What's Kamala's excuse, other than her unalloyed ineptness (see: her campaign.)? She's just so bad at her job.
Monday, June 21, 2021
This video is wild
Hot Air: "WaPo video: Here's how to understand your whiteness."
I can't fathom the mindset of these self-loathing white women. It's Racial Stockholm Syndrome.
On the other hand are the American parents who are not insane: "The Backlash against Critical Race Theory Is Real"
Some of these approaches will be more effective — and more appropriate — than others, but, they are all now inevitable. They will not be stopped by academic sophistry. They will not be stopped by epithets and insults. And they certainly will not be stopped by professional pococurantists who simply refuse to believe that anyone could possibly care about the matter at all.
I had to look up pococurantist, too.
Sunday, June 20, 2021
Defund NPR and CRT
This morning I was on the road and heard this tripe on NPR: "Understanding The Republican Opposition To Critical Race Theory." Short summary: we're all a bunch of backward hicks for opposing Critical Race Theory (CRT) and - gosh darn it - we just don't understand it:
SPRUNT: You'll also hear some Republican lawmakers and media outlets say, you know, this theory is unpatriotic. It tells white people that they're racist, you know, just for being white, when, of course, the actual theory itself is about institutions, not individuals.GARCIA-NAVARRO: Right. It's about the systems that are in play and how that has actually created more difficulties for Black and brown people.
Oh, heavens no, we're not attacking white people, just systemic racism. Ben Shapiro has several videos where he asks the question: "What system? What institution?" But there's never an answer. "Systemic racism" exists as a Schrodinger's Cat of social systems, both existing yet unprovable.
But remember: we're the uneducated rubes in this morality play, duped by those puppet masters at Fox News.
Noah Rothman has an article in Commentary saying the backlash against CRT is real and it's spectacular (excerpt on Instapundit):
The idea that conservatives did anything more than notice this mania is laughable. The legislative efforts on the local level, some of which flirt with violating civic and constitutional propriety, deserve skepticism because this reckoning is entirely organic. Right-wing overreach threatens that emerging consensus. But Republicans should take heart in how Democrats are trying to convince themselves that none of this is real, and no serious person questions the validity of CRT’s sudden ubiquity. They’ll never see it coming.
Americans are a tolerant group and they'll put up with a lot of stuff they don't necessarily agree with. That is, until you get to their kids. Then, brother, the gloves are off.
Also: defund NPR. Enough is enough.
Virtue signalling is a hell of a drug
Meanwhile, here in the Pioneer Valley, the Amherst-Northampton nexus of white liberals is up to their old tricks: "A price tag on trauma? Amherst weighs Black reparations."
I'm quite sure this effort is going nowhere fast since nobody - from Cori Bush to Ta-Nahesi Coates - has ever been able to articulate a plan for reparations. Even the aggrieved former professor in the MSN story shrugs his shoulders and suggests they rename an office for him.
Related - Legal Insurrection: "Eleven U.S. Mayors Call For Paying Reparations In Their Cities" - "But have no idea how the money will be paid."
Saturday, June 19, 2021
Friday, June 18, 2021
Putin wins again
I'm sure Sleepy Joe gave Putin a real tongue-lashing before caving in. Hot Air: "White House temporarily halts $100 million weapons sale to Ukraine."
Even if this was planned or simply standard policy, why make this move less than a week after meeting with Putin? C'mon, man!
Thursday, June 17, 2021
He ain't getting any younger
Jim Treacher: "Joe Biden Is Too Old to Be President - We all know it"
Here's your "when you've lost CNN" moment: "CNN’s Jeff Zeleny says he’s never seen a president so protected by his aides as Joe Biden." That explains why Dementia Joe has had a grand total of (checks notes) one formal press conference.
This was the end result of his blow-up at Kaitlin Collins: "Biden Gets No Pudding Cup Today As Punishment For Taking A Question."
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
Leave Sleepy Joe alone!
This tweet is a near-perfect encapsulation of media bias:
It’s so perfect I can’t stop laughing pic.twitter.com/IfmuwDssw2
— Caleb Hull (@CalebJHull) June 16, 2021
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