Today and Tomorrow at my digs, it will ONLY be about guys called Tiger, D. J., Justin, Abraham, Jon and ALL the others hacking their way through Amen Corner and the rest of Augusta National.

There was zero ‘Morning Joe’ for me today. I was in my jammies in front of the TV (before THE MR. got up) watching the finale of YESTERDAY’S round. It should never rain on that course on Masters week. Just my opinion.

I miss the azaleas, the dogwoods and the jasmine, but at least Tiger gets to contend and D.J. gets to show that swagger. Yeah, I DO love that swagger, and for all the wrong reasons. TMI? Oops. Sorry.

Smile.

Source: American Institute for Economic Research.

Most significant in this story is the disconnect between the substance of the study and how the study’s key finding is reported by media. It almost seems as if media are protecting a special interest by shaping narratives away from the facts at hand.

Pro-lockdown propaganda is suddenly commonplace. I don’t trust it.

Source: Reason.

It’s not so much that markets work best, but that government controls so often work worst.

Source: American Thinker.

“From a legal perspective, Biden is an impostor, a false president, at least until December 14 of this year. If Biden can declare himself President-elect without any legal basis, then any other American citizen can also declare himself President-elect.”

Continue reading “The Founders Outsmarted the Presidential Election Fraudsters” →

Source: National Review.

Andrew McCarthy explains the Pennsylvania court decision. Like most of his peers at the predominantly never-Trump magazine, McCarthy discounts the potential for an ultimate Trump victory in the election.

After wait times for Federal Firearms Act tax stamps averaging 11 months for years, I was surprised to get mine for a suppressor for my AR15 after only 7 months. This improved regulatory environment will be one of the things I will miss once Democrats get control again.

FYI, the suppressed AR sounds about like a regular .22 rifle, not like the ones on TV. But it quiets it down enough so as not to overly disturb the neighbors.

Source: The New York Times.

The article, published in 2012, details some of the known problems with mail-in voting. I think it is interesting as an example of past wisdom that today is denied.

The practical mechanics of mail-in voting are interesting for Constitutional reasons, as well. For example, if it is known that mail-in ballots are twice as likely to be erroneous in some way, compared to in-person ballots, should not the states take extra measures to ensure the integrity of the mail-in vote is equal to that of the in-person vote?

So, it appears that we are in for a full recount of Georgia votes, which they’re saying should be finished by Nov. 20, which probably means around New Years Day. Maybe we’ll recount all the millions and millions and bazillians of ALL the states both Trump and President-elect Biden won. I’m down with it.

OK, I must go, now. Got to order my Carville bumper sticker: “Recount everywhere, and beat him TWICE!”

Biden’s first pick for his Coronavirus Task Force

Young and healthy first, send vaccines to other  countries before vaccinating all Americans.

No flu shots or antibiotics for those over 75 either, better to let them die.

Just can’t wait to live under a Biden administration, but at least now we know how Kamala steps up.

It doesn’t matter if you can’t get past the paywall. The headline says all we need to know about fraud in this year’s election.

If you don’t believe officials from both parties in ALL states, then you don’t want to believe. Period.