Why Can’t Kamala Be Honest About ANYTHING?!?

Last night, I was forced to endure a minute long political ad featuring Kamala Harris asking for donations. She stated unequivocally that Donald Trump’s campaign is far outspending hers. This didn’t sound right so I did some research:

I sincerely wonder why Ms. Harris can’t be truthful about seemingly anything.  Her statement took me less than 10 seconds to research and debunk.  Why would she lie about this?

October 21, 2024: Reader Tips

This evening, we travel back to 1996 to watch the pilot episode of That Girl. Though you might not be familiar with this TV series (I wasn’t), it actually served as a forerunner for the much more famous sitcom, The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

Bonus: Here’s an old Monty Python clip about a man who is going to jump across the English Channel. While watching it, I made a mental juxtaposition with Leftist coverage the past few years. Not altogether different in terms of the level of preposterousness!

Your best tips of late are always welcome here!

Atlas Shrugs Again

If you want to make a start in avoiding the shutdown of an entire power grid, maybe government officials could stop referring to each other as comrade. Then there might be some light at the end of the tunnel.

The electricity went out Friday in Cuba, affecting the entire island’s population of 10 million after one of its main power plants failed, according to Cuba’s energy ministry.

On Thursday night, [the Cuban government] announced schools would close and most state workers would stay home Friday in an effort to conserve energy. But it wasn’t enough and by 11 a.m. Friday, Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric, the largest power plant, went offline causing a grid failure.

Constitutional Firebreaks

Robert F. Graboyes;

Across the American West, fire wardens create firebreaks—vegetation-free swaths gouged through forests and fields to slow and limit the spread of wildfires. In U.S. presidential elections, the Electoral College serves the same purpose—limiting the spread of one state’s malfeasance, manipulation, ineptitude, and/or operational failure to other states. For all the trauma and bitterness that emerged from Florida in 2000, the catastrophe was limited to one state.

For years, a choir of voices has demanded that we eliminate the Electoral College and elect presidents via national popular vote (NPV)—an idea that is appealing in theory, but treacherous in execution. NPV is the electoral equivalent of filling firebreaks with pampas grass, scrub oaks, dead brush, bails of hay, and discarded chemicals. Eliminating the Electoral College could turn virtually every presidential election, every four years, into a 50-state Florida-2000-style conflagration—with a partisan arms race of electoral machinations in the years between elections.

Ben Shapiro With Jonathan Pageau

The Dark Side of Fairy Tales.

In today’s episode, Jonathan and I discuss the biblical themes found in classical fairy tales like “Jack and the Beanstalk,” and the important role that storytelling plays in establishing our most deeply held cultural norms. Pageau also speaks to the modern uses of symbolism, from the prevalence of conspiracy theories to the real meaning behind the opening ceremony at the Paris Olympics.

Best Medical System In The World

Your doctor may be dumb as a post but at least he’s(she’s) not white(or Asian).

National Post- At TMU medical school, some students are more equal than others

Toronto Metropolitan University, will reserve 75 per cent of its seats for Indigenous, Black, and other “equity-deserving” groups including 2SLGBTQ+. These students will need an undergraduate GPA of only 3.3 on a 4-point scale, and maybe not even that; for comparison, the University of Toronto medical school’s average accepted GPA is 3.95. Able-bodied straight white students can’t apply for these seats. It’s TMU’s affirmative action school for doctors who can’t get in on their merits. Canada now has full-blown racial and gender discrimination. How did we get here? The Supreme Court of Canada is largely to blame.

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