“Considering that there were more than a few officials who had to be aware of what was going on, including support staff, Mr. Durham found it remarkable that no one spoke up “at the onset.”
The Hill:Time to update the language of the Constitution
https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/505071-time-to-update-the-language-of-the-constitution
A UT-A Constitutional scholar posts an interesting opinion concerning the outdated language of the Constitution.
Continue reading “The Hill:Time to update the language of the Constitution”Biden and Dems Are Set to Abolish the Suburbs
Source: National Review Online.
I have commented on President Obama’s Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) act many times, often in the context of denouncing The Virginian Pilot’s support for regionalism in Hampton Roads. Cooperation among local governments is probably a good thing in many ways, but it can also become subversive, especially under the transactional influence of a central government that hand out monies.
Kurtz focuses in this piece mainly on the tax-and-spending consequences of AFFH, and its role in current political dramas, but to grasp the full implications of AFFH, it pays to follow the links to Kurtz’s early work on the act. Imagine being told you can’t live in an apartment you can afford, which is convenient to your job, and which you happen to like, because you have the wrong skin color. That’s one of the devils that live in the details of the AFFH act.
A Bipartisan call for Election Day safety
SEN. Chris Coons (D) from Delaware and Kim Wyman (R) Sec. State of Washington state, propose federal monetary support to conduct the November Election in a safe, secure and orderly fashion.
Continue reading “A Bipartisan call for Election Day safety”1 in 5 Ballots Rejected as Fraud Is Charged in N.J. Mail-In Election
One shouldn’t extrapolate big claims from small instances, but the story does illustrate both the reality of voter fraud and the unique vulnerability of mail-in ballotting.
Coming soon: A lesson in unintended consequences.
The Democrats have finally passed a law setting limits on interest rates and terms for small loans to poor credit risks. They think this will result in low income people getting less costly loans for emergencies, What will actually happen is that they will be unable to get emergency loans at all. Continue reading “Coming soon: A lesson in unintended consequences.”
How Fake Is Roman Antiquity?
The possibility that our known history of ancient Rome may be a fabrication is almost too fantastic to contemplate. And yet I wouldn’t be altogether surprised.
Continue reading “How Fake Is Roman Antiquity?”Some pretty good information about masks, their uses and effectiveness around the world.
If you can’t access WSJ, I have a few pertinent quotes which I can’t give verbatim because of a copy block at Apple News.
Continue reading “Some pretty good information about masks, their uses and effectiveness around the world.”
Anti-mask wearing folks lambast Palm Beach County Board at public hearing.
Watch this insane viral video of Florida anti-maskers screaming at lawmakers
The video shows raw arguments against masks, but with Florida surging to record infections and hospitalizations, it seems a bit disconcerting.
Continue reading “Anti-mask wearing folks lambast Palm Beach County Board at public hearing.”
Hannity may be hazardous to your health.
“A round of recent studies that suggests infection and mortality rates for COVID-19 are higher in areas where Fox News star Sean Hannity reaches the most viewers.“
Tidewater News and Opinion Forum 