Tim Condon

From Gerard Van der Leun’s American Digest:

I’m a Republican through-and-thr0ugh, so I don’t endorse the idea. In fact, it could ensure endless Democrat electoral victories…but I’m wondering what everyone else thinks. At 3:55 in the video below Sarah Palin reflects on what might happen if the Republican  Party “continues to ignore conservatives”; what do you think?

At Harbor Women’s Health center in Portsmouth yesterday, an employee reacted with hysteria to a visitor who was legally carrying a gun. So the employee calls and lies to the police, wasting public resources and endangering everyone at the health center. Will the person who lied to the police be punished? Should he or she … Read more

Will justice be done? What do you think?

One of the issues supported by statists everywhere is  “gun control.” In fact, a rolling caravan came into New Hampshire the other day to “read the names of victims of gun violence” (courtesy of New York city’s fake Republican Michael Bloomberg, among others). Well…does anyone besides me wonder why they don’t travel around reading the … Read more

…and the NH GOP chair leaps at the opportunity to smear her further. Said Jennifer Horn, as quoted in the Union Leader, “The New Hampshire Republican State Committee made it very clear that Representative Tremblay was unfit for public office and not welcome in our party. We are glad to see her go.” Well I’m not, and … Read more

Here is Ted Nelson—inventor of the the words “hypertext,” “hypermedia,” “populitism,” “intertwingularity,” virtuality,” “transclusion,” and last and laughingly…”teledildonics”—setting forth his conjectural proof of a mystery that has baffled all up to now: Who—under the nom de plume Satoshi Nakamoto—invented Bitcoin, released it wild into the World, and promptly disappeared into the ether? An amazing video message from … Read more

Because culture can turn on a dime. A great Chinese pianist, Lui Shih Kun, now age 74, lived through such a culture-shift. From yesterday’s Wall Street Journal, When the Culture Changed: “When I returned to China after the Tchaikovsky competition [in Russia], the culture had changed. Mao Zedong was promoting the the idea that music and … Read more

Detroit is a perfect example of what the future of America is going to look like.  We live in a nation that is rotting, decaying, drowning in debt and racing toward insolvency.  Already there are dozens of other cities across the nation that are poverty-ridden, crime-infested hellholes just like Detroit is, and hundreds of other communities … Read more

…the one by Justice Scalia that invalidated the Arizona election law? The one that’s an utter disaster for clean and honest elections? The one that lets Democrats use their vote fraud machines like ACORN to subvert the voting process in America? Well get this: We won. Here’s why.

With regard to white racism and its light-skinned clone, White Privilege (referring to the unearned advantages white people have), there’s good news for those who oppose those unfair perks! This headline from today’s Wall Street Journal: “More Whites Dying Than Being Born” From the article: The number of non-Hispanic white Americans who died in the year ended … Read more