After months of legal battle and Second Amendment uncertainty, a court order temporarily blocked Virginia from enforcing a ban on AR-15s.
As long as a candidate is leading in the polls a Democrat can do or say ANYTHING - sport a Nazi Death camp tattoo, wish death on an American soldier and masturbate in portable-potties - but stumble in the polls and your most fervent supporters will drop you in a ditch and kick dirt in your face.
Lemme get this straight: These white supremacists took the metro to a downtown D.C. march this weekend and a freelance photographer just happened to be in the same rail car where a lone black woman was also riding? Oh, and this is the only metro car in the world with no ads or signage?
Of course, I fell for the bait. The American Revolution was different, I opined. It changed the world by basing government on democracy, not aristocracy.
A bit of hard data as the Virginia and national media go into hysterics over a very typical Virginia heat wave and repeat endlessly the claim that this is becoming more frequent. Uh, no, no it’s not.
At 82 Nina Totenberg is the Mitch McConnell of journalism. Barely functioning with terrible judgment.
It’s insane to think that a Chinese woman can come to the U.S., have a baby and immediately carry that infant back to communist China. There the child learns to hate America, yet later he’ll be allowed to vote in our elections (absentee, if necessary) and travel back and forth on a U.S. passport. Heck, as a natural-born citizen, he could run for president.
All because he emerged from the birth canal on American soil.
Frankly, I hate to see the reminders of covid disappear. I want those stupid, not-based-on-science signs demanding “social distancing” to remain. They serve as a warning about what happens when power-mad government factotums gain power.
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For years, I've been offering assorted explanations for why I spent three years in Dublin during the early 1980s: To cover a war without going to the Middle East. To avoid appearing in public in a bathing suit. To cure a case of unsightly hand warts. To date guys with Irish accents.
The list changes but almost always contains a kernel of truth.
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