You can be sure footage of the vile, foul-mouthed demonstrators, burning Bibles and flags and screaming obscenities at police officers, will feature prominently in GOP ads this fall.
That Hundred Dollar Dilemma
One of my colleagues assured me that this isn't just my bad luck. This happens to everyone and simply proves his theory that mechanical devices can actually tell how much money you have in the bank.
Let-Em-Out-Of-Jail Policy Ends In Tragedy
As it turned out, predictions of mass deaths in correctional facilities were wrong.
How To Lessen the November 3 Polling Train Wreck
If the state and the major political parties do not spend substantial time educating voters about how voting rules have changed, and what has not changed, the lines and delays on November 3 will be incredible.
Taxaginia Reappears As Special Session Looms
It must be a reflex. Waken or startle a Democrat and they shout, “raise taxes!”
Bashing The Beach
The piece was headlined “A Trip To Virginia Beach Showed Why We Aren’t Beating This Virus,” but a more accurate header would have been “Rich Elitist Visits Beautiful Virginia Beach And Spends Entire Trip Counting Masks.”
HE SAID, SHE SAID: There's No Hiding In A Swimsuit
Don't be so glum about that flouncy little accessory on your bathing-suit bottoms, Kerry. Count your blessings. Designers, physicists and structural engineers are working overtime to find ways to make women look better in swimsuits.
About That Shiny New Contact Tracing App…
“Good apps that utilize bluetooth and other wireless technology are notoriously difficult to develop. What appears to be a slap-dash project like this is guaranteed to have bugs.”
Trust the USPS With The Next Election?
Every one of us who has gotten misdelivered mail - which I venture to say is 100% of Americans - or who has witnessed extraordinary delays should gulp when politicians start yapping about turning over the next election to this dysfunctional agency.
Remember Summer Camp?
I'd packed exactly 14 pairs of underpants. In a puzzling development, they all came back unworn. They still smelled of Downy. But my son sure didn't.
Maryland Governor Stands Up For Private Schools
Naturally, Gov. Larry Hogan’s taking a lot of heat for his decision from the shut-it-all-down-till-there’s-a-vaccine crowd.
Double Standards And The Covid Crisis
Fauci who has scolded states for not shutting down, who’s told football fans that there really shouldn’t be a season this fall and who last week suggested that we should all be wearing goggles, suddenly developed an uncharacteristic reticence to offer advice.
Meanwhile, In the Capital of the Confederacy (of Dunces)…
An amorphous band of left-wing activists and radicals had seized the circle, where the graffiti-defaced statue of Robert E. Lee still stands, and ran it as a leaderless collective.
How Hospital Monopolies Extract their Pound of Flesh
If you want to improve middle-class standards of living, then you need to also understand why the cost of medical insurance is so bloody expensive.
America, Where Is Your Grace?
Was it asking too much for people on both sides of the political chasm in this country to simply react to Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s hospitalization and the deaths of Rep John Lewis and Herman Cain with prayer, compassion and kindness?
Stop Tolerating The Intolerable
Last weekend’s rioting in the streets of Richmond drew national news attention. But little interest from state officials.
Reality TV At Its Worst
Northam has no idea where the increased cases are originating because of the commonwealth’s appalling record on testing, which makes any sort of contact tracing impossible.
Brace Yourselves: Another Northam Presser Today
If Ralph Northam can’t stop the rioting in Richmond, what makes him think he can stop the spread of Covid-19?
Wall Street Journal To Malcontents: Get Lost.
Unlike the quivering pantywaists running The New York Times, the WSJ editors struck back.