Burning Masks

During the 1960s, burning things was a popular form of protest.  Men burned their draft cards.  Women burned their bras.  Men and women who opposed the Vietnam War burned their flags.

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Poll: Trump Wins NH 47% to 43%

Again, polls. Again, 2016/2020. Again, grains of salts. Again, people are TIRED of pollsters and Trump supporters won’t talk to them.  Like me – unlike all previous years, I refused to answer a single poll phone call. As soon as I hear that it is a “survey”, it’s a click from me.

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RIP Armslist (2007 – 2020)

For several years, Armslist filled an essential niche for gun owners across America.  If you had a gun (or a gun-related item) that you no longer needed, and wanted to find someone local who would buy it, or perhaps trade it for something you’d like better — or if you were looking to save a little money by purchasing something used instead of new — Armslist was the place to go.

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Election Day Open Thread

Welcome to that thing we can only hope will put an end to the internet asking us if we’re voting because we voted. Or reminding us to register and vote. Or, well – you know the drill. So, it’s the big day, and we want you to share your observations with us.

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Who is at Risk From Covid?

Who is at Risk From Covid? … What do we do About That?

Who is at risk from covid? Knowing that what are we going to do about it? The single most important fact about the Covid is deciding how to respond to it. This is true both individually and in terms of governmental bias… uh basis, uh policy. We know covid is not equally dangerous for everybody. … Read more

The Real Lesson of Roe v. Wade

When you make a federal case out of a state concern, you create a winner-take-all situation. If you think you’re going to win, that’s good, because you’ll win everywhere at once. But if the tide ever turns, it’s bad, because you lose everywhere at once.

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