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I’m sure most of you already know not to believe pretty much anything you see online. But, even the wariest of us can still occasionally trip up and, every once in a while, take something on faith. Today, I present three examples of why you should stop doing that. Here’s
Let me ask you a question. When does a whistleblower become a defendant? Let’s see if we can figure it out. Three years ago, I had a “discussion” with a “friend” of mine on Facebook. The topic was vote-by-mail fraud. His claim was that voting by mail was the most
I had two recent experiences I think are worth mentioning. Here’s the first: As I do about every couple of years, last week I strained my back. Typically, my chiropractor can fix me right up. But for reasons I won’t go into here, this time I had to look for
A few weeks back, I told you about my left knee. It’s wearing out. When I was young and immortal, no one told me that I had a limited number of knee bends and straightens. After running a couple thousand miles when I was much younger and riding my bike
Whenever we try to push back on the ridiculous notion of a “trans” person, and say that no one can change their gender, we’re told that we’re simply confused. We’re told that the terms sex and gender have nothing to do with each other. And that whether someone is a
Last week, 29-year-old Shawn Shrick was convicted of brutally killing his father’s girlfriend, Margaret Dahl, and her mother, Phyllis Porter, in 2019. There is no dispute he killed them. He stabbed Margaret 20 times. This week, he received his sentence. And then immediately walked out of jail a free man.
I can solve the whole problem of preferred pronouns. But I’m going to need your help. If we all work together, preferred pronouns will be a thing of the past in about three weeks. Remember a few episodes ago when I said it was impossible to be more crazy than