I missed one of my top election proxies... End-of-month reporting from the FBI on background checks for new firearms purchases. Remember, this UNDERESTIMATES gun sales, as not all firearms-related transactions involve an FBI background check, and it obviously excludes outright illegal sales. (Given the number of Antifa brats with domestic violence charges that are toting … Continue reading Gun sales top 3 million for 4th straight month →

Following up on the topic of how bad national corporate media polling is now, a new poll from the Miami Herald suggests Trump has a larger share of Miami's Latinos than Biden and that Biden is dramatically under-performing Clinton in what has historically been a major Democratic stronghold. That directly contradicts national pollsters that say … Continue reading Local polling suggests Biden has lost Miami Latinos to Trump →

One of the biggest criticisms of allowing widespread absentee voting is that it could potentially allow people to vote twice. A person applies to vote by mail, mails in their ballot, and then shows up on the day of the election to vote in-person. Democrats call this a "conspiracy theory," but it is something that … Continue reading A thousand people successfully double-voted in Georgia primary →

Back in the 2016 election cycle, I texted back and forth with a lobbyist friend in Washington DC nearly every day sharing counterpoints to political polling. Nearly everyone I knew was voting for Trump, and the folks who were voting for Clinton had lost it mentally in ways I could not describe. They were becoming … Continue reading Why does political polling suck so much? →

I mean, I guess I should not be surprised that the self-described socialists in our ever more batshit political landscape are violent people, many of whom have well-established criminal records. Socialism hasn't exactly been associated with pacifism for, well, literally all of human history. We are talking about a political persuasion that produced Stalin, Hitler, … Continue reading The most amazing campaign statement I have ever read →

https://www.youtube.com/embed/l1IoqsFuNec?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent Yes, I think we all have a list of reasons to hate this year, but I’m trying to be positive, look for the rainbow and the silver lining and count my blessings. Lots of time at home. For some that is not a good thing, but for others, it was a nice change from … Continue reading Good Things about 2020 ? — Blue Skies and Green Pastures →

So I find it endlessly fascinating how the coronavirus scamdemic has stratified our country across generations, as much as any other distinguishing trait. Most people are inclined to split the "experience" of the past several months between blue states (forever shutdown hysteria and nightly riots) and red states (quick reopening and a dismissive shrug). And … Continue reading The scamdemic’s impact on childhood has not been all bad →

Friendship ... is born at the moment when one man says to another "What! You too? I thought that no one but myself..." C.S. Lewis, The Four Loves There are some things you can't share without ending up liking each other, and knocking out a twelve-foot mountain troll is one of them.J. K. Rowling, Harry Potter and … Continue reading The person here that I will miss the most →

Americans woke up this morning to the news that Michael Forest Reinoehl was shot and killed during a police raid. For anyone who has been (understandably) living in a cave lately, Reinoehl was captured on video executing a random Trump supporter on the streets in Portland days ago. Here is the video, which has been … Continue reading The New York Times portrays a cold-blooded murderer as an expert in de-escalation →

I just watched a news report where they were interviewing people from New York who were packing up and moving to Florida. I would agree that the scamdemic was probably the last straw for people up north who were considering moving to Florida, but I think it is important to note they were already on … Continue reading Is South Florida a real estate bubble? Depends on whom you ask. →