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The broken window theory and modern Democrat governance
In 2020, Democrat political figures (mayors, governors, congress critters) have taken the broken window theory in a whole new (very bad) direction. If you’re not reading Don Surber every day, why aren’t you? His posts are insanely intelligent. He has a knack for distilling things to their essence. He did [Read More]
Culture
Bookworm Beat 5/25/20 — Memorial Day illustrated edition
This mammoth illustrated edition honors Memorial Day, then tackles the Wuhan Virus, Biden, Democrats, government, and finally ends with a few good laughs. What happens when Karen takes control. https://t.co/mqq37iMTtK — Bookwormroom (@Bookwormroom) May 25, 2020 Biden can no longer speak coherently: This is your cat on drugs…. A [Read More]
Politics
Every black progressive should watch PBS’s Clarence Thomas bio
Dear @cthagod, now that you’ve interviewed Joe Biden, I suggest that you learn about Clarence Thomas to clarify your thinking about blacks and Democrats. In the past two days, two things collided in my brain. The first was the interview that Charlamagne tha God did with Joe Biden, from which [Read More]
Donald Trump
Thanks to Democrats, Trump is unchained and has freedom to act
Democrats think they’ve outsmarted Trump by saying everything he’s done is bad. They’ve done the opposite, though. Trump is now free to act as he sees fit. Democrats, both inside and outside of the media, are feeling pretty pleased with themselves. As far as they’re concerned, they’ve got Trump locked [Read More]
Donald Trump
Politics
Bookworm Beat 11/9/19: Illustrated edition with Trump virtues and Dem corruption
A monster illustrated edition that reminds you who Trump is and who the people are who wish to destroy him, along with the usual silly stuff and beauty. We start with wisdom about impeachment and reminders about why we support President Donald J. Trump. Please consider sharing the first two [Read More]
Donald Trump
On Trump, Progressives confused by irony and facts
The NYT published an article asserting 40 “facts” indicting Trump. In truth, each of those “facts” was false or pure opinion based upon intractable bias. The New York Times published an article by one of its opinion columnists, David Leonhardt, that purports to indict Trump in a mere 40 sentences, [Read More]
Social Issues
New York Times proves again that Democrats are the party of poop
The NYTs’ piece about women’s alleged poop paranoia is another weapon in the Left’s ongoing war to shred women’s privacy and get men into women’s restrooms. I have written several posts over the years about the Democrats being the party of poop, to which I’ve linked at the end of [Read More]
Politics
Bookworm Beat 9/3/19 — the Second Amendment reinforcement illustrated edition
Every time some crazy, criminal person does an evil thing, Americans need to be reminded that the problem is not guns and that the Second Amendment matters. That’s why this illustrated edition, once again, focuses on the Second Amendment, its inextricable connection to liberty, and the things that really kill [Read More]
Politics
No. 8 Bookworm Room Podcast: Leftists and NeverTrumpers are caught in a political riptide
A political riptide is carrying Leftists and NeverTrumpers further from reality on myriad important issues — and Trump is holding the only life preserver. (If you prefer listening to reading, you can find the podcast at the bottom of this post, at LibSyn, or at Apple Podcasts. And if you [Read More]
Politics
Bookworm Beat 8/12/19 — the Jeffrey Epstein illustrated edition
I really had meant to avoid Jeffrey Epstein cartoons, but I found so many of them, I couldn’t resist — plus more clever and funny stuff to start your week. This next one isn’t funny; it’s gross. It’s just a reminder of what’s going on with gender madness and the [Read More]
Politics
The “no news is good news” open thread
Thanks to President Trump, it’s mostly good news out there, which is great for America (yay!), but limiting for a blogger. What do you think? Scott Adams made an excellent point the other day, which is that, now that the media can no longer waffle on about Russian collusion (at [Read More]
Social Issues
Democrats: Enabling dangerous pathologies in black America
If Dems were parents and black Americans were their children, we would clearly see that Dems are enablers cultivating their children’s worst behaviors. Although I no longer post on my real-me Facebook account, I still lurk periodically. One of the most interesting things about doing so is seeing what my [Read More]
Politics
Bookworm Beat 4/10/19 — the flyover country edition
This discursive Bookworm Beat wanders from American black culture, to evil Leftists, to the wonders of Wal-Mart versus the horrors of socialized medicine. Everything Leftists hate about America. I’ve been spending some time of late in small town America — in Eastern Tennessee to be specific. Frankly, I can see why [Read More]
Politics
That time when Democrats were responsible for low Black unemployment
Trump boasted in his Grand Rapids speech that his policies were responsible for historically low Black unemployment. Dems shouldn’t take that lying down. Never forget which American political party was the slavery party. And don’t forget either that it was the Democrats who, ignoring the great Frederick Douglass’s insistence that [Read More]
Donald Trump
Politics
A video about hate and love in Trump’s America
The news feels stale — I’ve blogged about it all before — but a new video makes a powerful statement about love and hate in Trump’s America. I’ve been struggling a bit today trying to pick a topic for blogging. I could say that watching the Democrat candidates is like [Read More]
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Politics
The media once hid Democrat craziness; now it trumpets it
Back in the 1960s and 1970s, the media did its best to normalize Democrat craziness; today, though, the media trumpets Democrat craziness. That’s scary. I was a child in the 1960s and a teen in the 1970s. Every morning, along with my parents, I read the San Francisco Chronicle while we ate [Read More]