Monday, May 9, 2022
They replaced fetus with abort
The guy who invented it had longer range vision than the New York Times.
Today's Wordle - scheduled months ago - was to be FETUS.
Last week, the Times looked ahead and decided they'd better change that.
Which raises questions.
The Times bought the game in January. That's three months to review future games for words that might cause a problem.
Why didn't they catch it sooner?
How far in the future had the inventor gone when he sold the game?
Using fetus as an answer is bound to create controversy if you're doing something on the internet nobody reads. Much less a game you find becoming popular as you share it.
But don't worry, Wordle fans.
The Times aborted fetus before most people played today's game.
Tuesday, May 3, 2022
Their bench was aborted
Those aborted children, if given a chance, would be in their prime adult lives today.
Think Democrats could have found a decent presidential candidate out of all those?
Instead, they're stuck with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Monday, May 2, 2022
Egregiously wrong
Many people worked many years to see this day - overturning Roe v. Wade.
Tuesday, April 26, 2022
Don't say pray
It's interesting to me - after weeks of blasting Florida's bill they call "Don't say gay" - that liberals are struggling with the Supreme Court arguments about teacher's leading prayer during public school activities.
They want "Don't say pray."
In prayer cases, the teachers praying forces unbelievers to join in against their will.
But in the Florida situation, the same liberals don't see the teachers forcing students to discuss being transgender against their will.
The teachers are supportive of student needs when it comes to transgender, but threatening in religious prayer.
For consistency, if you think there shouldn't be prayer in schools, then there shouldn't be transgender discussion in schools.
The authority figures may pressure young minds - even unknowingly - toward their view.
Those opposing Florida's law must not remember what it's like to be age 5-8. Who argued with their teacher in those years? You listened and followed their instruction.
It's been 50 years since I was in second grade at a parochial school, and my classmates from then still remember how the nun roosted the roost.
Students who can be taught about transgenderism can deal with a praying teacher.
If you give up talking transgenderism in schools, we can talk about what limits you want on prayer.
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
Sunday, March 20, 2022
Sunday, March 6, 2022
Hey Russia, you're losing
Maybe a blog post will get past the censors.
"Hey Putin, you're losing."
Saturday, February 26, 2022
Blame to go around
And how many actors on all sides made mistakes.
That Ukraine has allowed itself to be used as a pawn against a powerful neighbor is in part the fault of Kyiv’s reckless and corrupt political class. But Ukraine is not a superpower that owes allies and client-states judicious leadership—that’s the role of the United States. And in that role, the United States has failed Ukraine. More broadly, the use of Ukraine as a goad against enemies domestic and foreign has recklessly damaged the failing yet necessary European security architecture that America spent 75 years building and maintaining.
Friday, February 25, 2022
Great Eight scores again
Putin needs to listen to his great wisdom.
Thursday, February 24, 2022
Help Hunter's friends
But Ukraine could probably use the money that gas company paid Hunter Biden.
Saturday, February 19, 2022
Loss of a blogging friend
While The Camp of the Saints remains on the internet, I found he included me in an Obamacare roundup in 2010, and several other links
Monday, February 7, 2022
The masks will drop
Youngkin had reason to celebrate a court victory Monday.
Time is on Youngkin's side, as those seeking to keep mask mandates in schools watch multitude jurisdictions bringing their masking to an end.
The masks will drop.
Friday, February 4, 2022
Read the election results
Another customer was upset - where's your mask?
"Read the room."
Read the election results, lady.
Saturday, January 29, 2022
Can we borrow your dog?
Can Virginia's Glenn Youngkin borrow the dog for his critics?
Friday, January 28, 2022
Looks like they made it up
Manilow came out hours later, saying the idea wasn't from him.
Looks like some rumormonger is going to have a cold Weekend in New England.
Wednesday, January 26, 2022
Wanted: Justice for the losing side
Democrats are looking for a replacement, someone who can be on the bench for 30 years or more.
Someone who won't be tired of always being on the losing side.
Good luck finding the right person - to continually lose to the right.
Monday, January 24, 2022
Hole in their wall
They forgot about Chap Petersen.
On Monday, Chap Peterson, a moderate Democrat who joined with Republicans to force school re-opening last year, said in an email to the Fairfax County Parents Association that Fairfax’s school board “must define an ‘off ramp’ for mandatory masking. That means plainly stated metrics as well as a final deadline (e.g. Valentine’s Day). They should announce that immediately. The forced masking policy is going to end very soon, i.e. in a few weeks.
Thursday, January 20, 2022
Youngkin shows the way
He won, against all odds. And he did it not by tacking to the squishy center and trying to please the Washington Post, but by ignoring the consultant consensus that he should disregard issues the people were concerned about and focus on the same losing platform that these hacks haven’t changed since 2005. And then he followed up by keeping his word.
Tuesday, January 18, 2022
Parents rule, bureaucrats drool
Bureaucrats don't like that.
Thanks to the governor, parents get their say next week.
Monday, January 17, 2022
The Blue wail
Let the 2023 campaign commercials right themselves.
Sunday, January 16, 2022
It's going to be a fun four years
It's going to be so enjoyable to read their reactions as the days go on.
Saturday, January 15, 2022
Democratic vandalism in Richmond
Outgoing governor Ralph Northam handed him a credit-card style door key.
With holes from a dog bite.
Instead of a brass key to a door lock, outgoing Gov. Ralph Northam handed the incoming governor a plastic card – punctured by tooth marks from his Labrador puppy, Pearl.
Democrats trying to prevent transfer of power.
Start spreading the news.
Friday, January 14, 2022
If Virginia Democrats did so well, why'd they lose?
And Saturday, a Republican takes over as governor.
As Democrats leave power, they keep heaping praise on their work the past two years.
But really.
If Democrats did what the people wanted, why did they get voted out?
Their opinions don't match the facts on the ground.
Tuesday, January 4, 2022
Looking forward to Jan. 6, 2023
Republicans should be looking forward to next year.
When January 2023 rolls around, Republicans should take the House.
Nancy Pelosi - or her replacement - will hand the gavel over to (likely) Kevin McCarthy.
The investigations of Democratic malfeasance can begin.
There's plenty of targets available.
Let the Democrats have their fun, looking backward.
The future belongs to Republicans.
Saturday, January 1, 2022
The saddest holidays
But it's really a lousy holiday.
Just like Labor Day.
Both are holidays that mark the end of a good season.
Even football can't save them.
The good things of the past year get wiped away.