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Steve MacDonald America’s Sanctuary City mayors got off easy for years, pontificating about human rights and the special place immigrants have in our history. But what amounted to virtue signaling over handfuls of “refugees,’ was reduced to a nightmarish reality when exercised as intended. Biden-Harris opened the door, and the illegals took those mayors at their word. … Read more
A bunch of robes with lawyers in them (housed in the finest Corinthian Style) will sit in judgment over numerous conflicts between people, states, or against the federal government, and so on. This is a tried-and-true tradition with questionable results based increasingly on ideology and peer pressure rather than the Constitution. It is, as they … Read more
The life of an editor-in-whatever it is I am includes the email equivalent of what would make any Italian mama happy. It’s full, but that doesn’t stop it from asking for more—no asking required. As Skip likes to say, we get stuff, which is a good thing, and among the digital mounds is a piece … Read more
The prolonged drought of landfall hurricanes during the global warming era has been a sore spot for the Climate Chicken(s) Little. Regular readers know this and have come here regularly to reload their narrative blow torches for battles in the multi-platformed, not always social internet media universe. A search for Hurricane produces nearly 300 results. … Read more
Thanks to petty despot (DBA: Superintendent Marcy Kelly), the Bow-Dunbarton School District is known worldwide. Kelley violated the constitutional rights of some parents, who have since sued her and others, and the district that employs her is scrambling to mitigate the damage. [I believe there is a court hearing today at 2:30]. As most of … Read more
We have over 300 bits of content on Electric Vehicles: articles, research, graphs, sales figures, losses in an investment, and (of course) evidence that they are not just not green; they are brown. From tires to weight, construction to transportation, mining, manufacture, disposal, and how the electricity they use is generated, they are brown. Hurricane … Read more
A Democrat governor guilty of mismanagement and fraud? Can’t be! (that was sarcasm, by the way). Sorry, but it’s true. While misappropriation of paper money printed by the Fed is common, and more common – I’d argue – where Democrat machines control the politics, even folksy governor Tim Walz has found himself a suspect. [An … Read more
The realignment of American politics continues publicly with defections like those of RFKJ, Gabbard, MC Armstrong, and countless others (celebrities, media, tech moguls) and with an unknown number of still anonymous defectors. Women, blacks, Latinos, almost everyone has found themselves under a boot of some sort in which resides the foot of the Democrat party. … Read more
Another dem has publicly walked away from the party – with a bit of style. MC Armstrong took to X this week to publish his “Career Suicide note.” He is voting for Donald Trump. It is a great note, but all the things he names about Democrats that made him choose Trump, we must acknowledge … Read more
Here at the ‘Grok, we’ve had the good misfortune of watching how Democrats create the need for new taxes in real time. This is important. Dems will run on a platform with no tax hikes or new taxes if they must, but these promises are empty. Once in charge, the first order of business is … Read more
I know people who can’t go places because of some actual or perceived trauma. It’s a rough ride for them. But that’s regular folks—you and me. We’re not looking to run the free world. You need desire, ambition, perseverance, and fearlessness. You need a clue. Some intellectual agility. And experience helps. Mr. Trump, like him … Read more
The climate crazies are getting their hurricane season peak a month late this year because (same as always) trying to live a comfortable lifestyle broke the planet. September started to show some promise a bit late, but October? We’ve got more cyclones than you can shake a hockey stick at. And while FEMA does bureaucratic … Read more
Doug Emhoff (Kamala’s alleged husband) has adopted something of a new masculinity, crafted by communications experts and sold by the media. He’s the new man (how Marxist)—what a guy should be—the perfect example of what a First Gentleman should look like, you know, if were to become one. It’s all bullsh!t. Emhoff, like Kamala, is damaged goods … Read more
Be they bewildering, perplexing, or just puzzling, the world is filled with things that don’t seem to or perhaps don’t always make sense. Not right away, nor even after some measure of consideration. Our tolerance for such things will be as manifold as there are people to consider them, but some things oughtn’t be so … Read more
We’ve no shortage of debunking on these pages when it comes to the hyperbolic prognostications of climate cultists. These are people whose gambling advice you’d best not take unless you know your bet is backstopped by endless federal grants to friends and family, who then fund their re-election campaigns to keep the cycle of fiscal … Read more
Remember that time at Little Lenin Camp when Comrade Newsom tried to ban AI-generated content that could be considered parody or just … I don’t know … constitutionally protected speech. It was about a month or two ago—a long time ago on the internet but a blink of an eye to history. California’s All-Union Congress … Read more
Helene turned out to be one nasty storm whose consequences were extreme in some unexpected places. That sort of thing tests people and systems, and while the folks appear to have risen to the occasion, as well as one Red State and its governor (Florida), the preferred system of the elites, the federal government, once … Read more
The Bow-Dunbarton School district has a liberal privilege problem. For the unfamiliar, Liberal Privilege is a lot like radical Islam. If you are advancing the global Ummah, no traditional rules or restrictions apply. You can be a sacrilegious ass and still be rewarded with eternal life, 72 virgins, and all that. Here are a few … Read more
Working every day to elect Kamala At no point in MSNBC’s history that I can recall was it not obvious that it existed to get Democrats elected. That goal has been painfully evident from Keith Oberman’s early days to everyone who works there today. But it’s nice to hear an MSNBC producer, Basal Hamdan, say … Read more
With his recent UN speech, Argentina’s President, Javier Milei, took the Marxists to the woodshed. If you missed it, now’s the time to remedy that problem. It is pretty remarkable. President Milei delivered a powerful speech at the United Nations General Assembly, boldly announcing that Argentina will break from its long-standing neutrality to actively defend … Read more