Immigration
Over in the comments section of my website, Tom A. has posted a lengthy and detailed — as always — response to one of my posts, in which I blamed the current border crisis entirely on President Joe Biden, and speculated he deliberately created an Open Border policy. Tom did a lot
Immigration
I hate to say it, and I have long resisted saying it, but facts don’t lie and I have to conclude that the explosion of illegal and faux migrants pouring across our southern border is the deliberate, political policy of President Joe Biden. Caught, and ready for release, at
Politics
I have to give credit to Philadelphia’s favorite only broadsheet, the Philadelphia Inquirer, for calling in a Tuesday editorial for Democratic mayoral candidate Cherelle Parker to debate Republican David Oh. David Oh will get to debate Cherelle Parker. (Photo: Billy Penn) Within hours, Parker, who had been dodging demands
Politics
I was happy and relieved by some recent statements by Keir Starmer, who leads Labour, the Left party that hasn’t governed Great Britain since 2010. Labour leader Keir Starmer embraces patriotism (Photo: Financial Times) His predecessor was a Labourite given to making anti-Semitic statements, not too unusual in a
Immigration
I don’t want to be gloating over New York City’s discomfort. Wait! I do want to gloat, because what I warned it against has come true. New York Mayor Eric Adams reverses course on shelter (Photo: CNN) Which is to say, its virtue-signaling and defiance-of-law status as a
Politics
Devon Archer’s Monday testimony before the closed-door House Oversight Committee was a split decision, with the Republicans slightly worse for wear. Devon Archer on Capitol Hill (Photo: ABC News) Archer is Hunter Biden’s longtime friend and business associate, not to mention a convicted felon in 2018 for a
Politics
For seven years, he was America’s Mayor. Rudy Giuliani was dying to be President As he connected with, and managed the aftermath of, the greatest attack ever on America, Rudy Giuliani’s calm, steadfastness, defiance, and hope, made him a beacon not just for New Yorkers, but for Americans,
Politics
Republican Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is the only one -- so far -- to promise, if he is elected, to pardon Donald J. Trump. Should Joe Biden (left) pardon Donald J. Trump? He’s lost my support on that one, but that notion sparked an idea. But first -- if
Immigration
As we get closer to the undeniable surge of illegals undocumented persons crashing our border, the AP put out a story that violates the norms of objectivity and fair treatment. Here’s the lede paragraph, which I will edit with italics to add missing words or note the errors: CHICAGO
Culture
ME: Thanks for seeing me on such short notice, doctor. Dr. PROBER: It seems like you were in crisis, Mr. Bykofsky. ME: I was. I am. And you can call me Stu. Dr. PROBER: Very well, and you may call me Dr. Prober. ME: Sure thing. My problem is I
Drugs
First, sincere sympathy to anyone who has lost a loved one to the deadly fentanyl tide unleashed on America by China. This may seem harsh: If the victim bought their drugs from a “friend” or nonauthorized source, don’t blame anyone but them. Blaming the victim? Yes, and it is
Russia
It reminds me of Bastogne, the Alamo, Thermopylae, and Masada. Those were battles where defenders were crazily outnumbered, but refused to quit. Like Ukraine today. The 101st Airborne, the Screaming Eagles, were surrounded by Nazis in the Belgian town. When the Germans demanded U.S. surrender or face annihilation, Army