Is it possible that the History of the 20th Century can be explained by simple reference to a change in prepositions?  That is the gist of the epiphany that struck me while watching David M. Kennedy on Booknotes (C-SPAN).  He and Brian Lamb were discussing the fact that this book is part of the Oxford … Read more

And your answer should be in the context of “Land of the Free”: Should law have as a fundamental organizing principle that persons have a general right to embark on enterprises not specifically prohibited, or that a wide range of activities should require advance permission by official gatekeepers? Sadly, I think that with all of … Read more

Democrat Socialists have created the Climate Cult complete with a cataclysmic global flood myth. Their goal is to take control of your energy, health, money, and property, (making the government and right sort of experts your temporal deity), in exchange for saving you from yourself and the promised flood. Tony Heller from Real Climate Science … Read more

If you are looking for a Memorial Day Event in New Hampshire, New Hampshire.com has a list of local events here.

“We have always known that eternal vigilance is the price of freedom. It’s worse now, because capture of government is so much more important than it once was. There was a time when there was enough freedom that it hardly mattered which brand of crooks ran government. That has not been true for a long … Read more

I shed a tear There is a bond (even if perceived as a rivalry) between those that have served in our military that I, and most of us, will never share.  Looking back, I wish I had to better understand that rivalry, and the respect that is so highly intertwined with it. Brothers in arms … Read more

Gallup interviewed 1,011 U.S. residents aged 18 or older on May 3-7 and asked them two questions about the moral state of the nation. The first question: “How would you rate the overall state of moral values in this country today—as excellent, good, only fair, or poor.” Most think it’s pretty crappy.  Gosh, I wonder … Read more

Here?  Yeah, this kinda proves it, yes? Emphasis mine, reformatted: Student funding appeared to play a significant part in students’ responses, with 55 per cent of participants indicating that a drop or cessation of their student funding would make it more likely for them to enter into a sugar baby arrangement. Overall, most participants said they … Read more

UN health agency spends more on travel than on AIDS and malaria combined. According to the Associated Press, the WHO routinely has spent about $200 million a year on travel expenses—more than what it spends to fight AIDS and hepatitis ($70.5 million), tuberculosis ($59 million), and malaria ($61 million) combined. At a time when the … Read more

Somewhere pigs are flying… "Liberals think they are tolerant, but often, they aren't," argues @FareedZakaria https://t.co/0urfK127Z3 — CNN (@CNN) May 28, 2017 Twitchy

I’ve been following the demise of Mizzou for a while now. What we need to remember, what every college administration and faculty must understand, is that this happened because of protests started by a poop-swastika nobody ever actually saw. It is the result of a h**t storm of little monsters nurtured and validated by the … Read more

Democrat Jeff Woodburn is upset about Governor Sununu’s plea to save the family of bears in Hopkinton. Conservation officers had planned to shoot them, but now they’ll trap them and relocate them. Woodburn is miffed. I can imagine what’s going through his tiny liberal head right now. If bears had abortion rights that mother bear would never … Read more

(H/T: Powerline)