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was actually conveying to Jen Psaki today Gov. Kemp’s claims about the new voting restrictions in Georgia as if they were matters of fact.

I guess Lara needs something to while away the time before she’s arrested for treasonous incitement in the Trump family’s attempted coup. And where else to go but Fox “News” where treasonous incitement is coin of the realm?

Cousin Andrea and her family hosted the second Seder-by-Zoom Saturday night, and we all hope it be the last time we must Zoom Passover. She demonstrated her awareness of what deliverance means by including text from the Earth Justice Hagaddah. … Continue reading →

Her melting looks as Trump evacuated treasonous garbage on her show demonstrate the secret to Fox “News” hosts’ “success”: they simply do not care how ludicrous or grotesque their on-air behavior is.

In a shocking move, one of the darkest days in Yale’s history, the University has fired Dr. Bandy Lee, the intrepid psychiatrist whose heroic efforts to expose what a menace Donald Trump is to our country ran afoul of the … Continue reading →

I was thinking, what WAS that character’s name in S.J. Perelman’s The Beauty Part? My parents saw Bert Lahr play multiple roles in it in 1962, and loved it so much they bought the published script when it came out. … Continue reading →

Paul Bucheit at Common Dreams itemizes the trillions of dollars in socialist subsidy they receive.

It just never changes: As the First Citizen in Shakespeare’s Coriolanus details, the Roman ruling class “repeal daily any wholesome act established against the rich, and provide more piercing statutes daily to chain up and restrain the poor.”

It’s a sign of how sick our culture is that Gates is treated as some kind of mandarin prophet. On a par with his education initiatives, Gates’ advocacy of nuclear power will only make climate change worse and it will … Continue reading →

Spoke to someone who attended Kirsten Flagstad’s Metropolitan Opera farewell as Gluck’s Alceste in 1952. Afterward he went to the stage door of the old Met. The entire block teemed with her admirers. Can you imagine an operatic scene like … Continue reading →