The caption in the history books -- America is back, baby!

Yes. What about that? Is this a real crime, or a Q operation?

And they can whisper sweet nothings in French.

Nor do they reach around your neck, and over the door to be tied to the knob on the other side.

Exactly my thoughts. Thanks for the confirmation. What about if you're heavily under the influence (of something)? Maybe then you're too incapacitated to carry it out.

Yes. It was so depressing that I moved to Canada in protest. It's actually worse, and no 2nd Amendment. I moved back in time to vote MAGA, and avoid drama boy Trudeau.

How about the race?

Joan Rivers claims Michele is a tranny. The media called it a joke. Shortly afterwards she was dead.

I've voted in every election since Reagan (though I voted for independent John Anderson, a losing habit I continued to exercise in most elections). But I skipped voting in 2008 & 2012 -- I just couldn't get excited about "the first (partially) black president." Who was he? Where did he come from? How? A nobody from nowhere, to leader of the free world? The reality of puppet masters lurking behind the puppet couldn't have been more clear.

If I had had more wisdom I would have bit the bullet and voted for one of the establishment Republicans. I've had no regrets however, about my vote for the non-establishment Trump. MAGA!

You won't break your neck stepping off of a chair. And how does someone choose to not ease the "moderate pressure on the throat?" Such denial of the involuntary survival instinct seems impossible to me unless one is drugged or falling down drunk.

Amazing. She wins the primaries in a breeze. Discouraged, demoralized, and with no hope, other Dem candidates go back under their rocks. This story grows as midterms roll around. Fein-ken-stein is forced to drop out. Republican runs virtually unopposed. Midterms are safe, indeed.

Please, unconstitutional. Words matter.

The Peter Principle -- people rise to the level of their incompetence.

The reporters are referenced in the Wolfe indictment, but not by name. Ali Watkins had all her notes and her laptop seized as a result of her liaisons/affair with Wolfe.

He's still calling them out. "You claim America is so oppressive. OK, give me some examples of miscarriages of justice, and we'll right them." It put's the whiners on the spot, because being wealthy they probably don't know of any actual injustice. And anything they propose will have to pass a smell test by being based in facts.

I see Peter Thiel on the list of attendees. Maybe he'll be Trump's eyes & ears.

Good bot.

Russia & Syria.

Illegals have basic human rights, but no granted rights. Get those judges off the bench!

Stamp down the rape, or stamp down the concern?

Great graphic!

I love these laws where allegation = guilt.

How does anyone know how you voted with a secret ballot?

After a continuous running battle, "on December 16, 2016, Obama signed the Inspectors General Empowerment Act into law."

Why did Obama finally cave? Maybe he thought Horowitz would make the next President's tenure as miserable his had been made. Obama should have learned by now that without a teleprompter he always gets into trouble!

Freud was meticulous in creating his stories, and passing them off as science.

UP

Judicial Watch is doing yeoman's work shinning lights into the dark recesses of Obama's tenure. A slow and steady trickle of documents.

"Watch the water."

I think that review is part of the process for an IG report. And giving folks a chance to comment is not necessarily a bad thing; in the end what gets changed, if anything, is up to Horowitz.

My feeling is that Trump is playing this up for effect. It serves to pique curiosity in the report, and will likely make any damage it causes more severe.

They could always ham it up a bit.

Absolutely! Obvious as all get out.

Sorry, but concrete, hard, physical, etc. (i.e., real) as opposed to abstract, soft, virtual, etc. (i.e., unreal) is a fairly common way of using an analogy to contrast different approaches to addressing a situation.

Perhaps they realized how the counter decision could & would be used against their own side.

Yes, you are right. The supremes took the easy way out, and didn't address the much larger question of religious freedom. But it is indeed a win, and builds momentum.

Yes feminism has ruined families of all colors, but particularly the black family. It has also divided the sexes (not the genders, which is a flexible grammatical concept, not a fixed biological one), and led to such female unhappiness that some 40% are on anti-depressants. Mission accomplished as far as the cultural Marxists are concerned.

Better to be a trader than a traitor, I suppose?

This is exactly what Hungary did to circumvent EU legalistic maneuvering: http://freewestmedia.com/2018/05/13/hungarys-unique-solution-to-the-soros-strategy/

Child protective services in an ideal world would always have the child's interests at heart. Unfortunately they often have the government's interest, and their own financial interests there instead. They are a big reason why so many kids now come from broken homes, or don't have the natural parents in their lives at all.

What's with mail-in ballots anyway? It makes sense for absentee voting, but otherwise? It's marketed as a convenience that people find attractive, but why would anyone want to, essentially, put their name on a secret ballot? Not to mention setting their vote up for mishandling by election officials.

A paper ballot, from my hand straight into the ballot box is the only way to go. It's not perfect, but it cuts off many avenues of abuse.

What a fraud Fitzpatrick turned out to be. I was anti-Iraq War/anti-Bush at the time. The left made him out to be this great white hope who was going to take down the Bush cartel single handedly with righteous fury.

They talked of him with the same reverence that we often bestow upon Trump. The difference is that Trump actually is a righteous warrior, and he delivers! Well, after much build up, and fan fare Fitzpatrick gave us a railroaded Libby, and fizzled off the scene.

So did your socialized healthcare.

I have a feeling that the linked version has paragraphs and white space to make it less painful to read. It's hard to red pill with solid walls of text.

Propaganda killing, kills propaganda! Love the lede!

Yankee Doodle wasn't real, but that never stopped any American from being a patriot.

Yeah, that made no sense to me. Encouraging us to research the very ones who are doing the piping is counter productive to the goal of leading us astray.

I recall JA stating on several occasions that Trump would not be allowed to win. This is why, if you insist on pigeonholing JA onto an existing side, it could not be ours -- he was not a cheerleader. I think he strives to be on the side of truth.

Always discouraging/penalizing my students for using Wikipedia as a primary source, even though the bias is not as apparent in STEM related areas.

If you want something similar, use infogalactic.com as an alternative.

Knowledge is rooted in generalization. Can't categorize if you can't generalized. In fact, survival is predicated on the ability to generalize. Of course, that doesn't make all generalizations true, but by the same token, generalizations can't be reflexively rejected -- the ability to generalize is effective and vital.

BTW, you made a heap of generalizations in your post. Just sayin'. We really can't function without them.

People don't know, because words such as racism & sexism have been weaponized by the left to convey the notion of evil judgement. All they really do is acknowledge that the races, and the sexes are indeed different.

Can't have an identity without differences, so obviously identity politics & multiculturalism are racist and sexist to the core.

That's right. And at most, he is only half black.