President Kamala, mistress of puppets?
Not so fast
Hidin’ Biden’s basement convention
The former VP oscillates between alarming porousness and inexplicable hostility
A rosé by any other name
Lynch, Lulu and the love of Bandol
The bewildering bombardment of Bill Barr
His would-be inquisitors in the Democratic party have succumbed to a virus far more toxic than the Wuhan flu
The lunacy of the ‘largely peaceful protest’
The media says one thing while also saying the opposite
The weaponization of whining
A crack in The Narrative? A glimmer of sanity? Maybe. Well, not really
Trump has been right about China for years
More and more people are awakening to the minatory reality that is China
Can the republic survive?
The rule of law has been having a hard time of it lately
Born Toulouse: varietals, vermouth and verse
Pinot Noir ‘should be approached like a beautiful woman — with respect, some knowledge, and great hopes’
Is this the end of history?
George Floyd was a pretext, not a cause. The cause was destruction of our civilization
Teddy Roosevelt saw this mob coming
Who is immune from retrospective condemnation?
Thank goodness for Hillsdale College
At least one institution is standing firm against the mob of kneelers and capitulators and sentimentalizers
Christo’s art of self-promotion
The late artist and his wife spent years assiduously burnishing his image
Cellar’s market
What bubbles up must go down
How to destroy civilization
Thanks to tenured radicals, we are witnessing the retribalization of the world
Justice vs anarchy
From the very beginning Trump has condemned the looting and stood up for the rule of law
In praise of Kayleigh McEnany
She’s a patient but no-nonsense camp counselor in charge of the problem kids
Let’s blame China
Much of the western media is behaving like a subsidiary of the Chinese Communist party
How are the public meant to trust the rule of law?
A ‘single and proper standard of justice’ has not been scrupulously, or even half-heartedly, applied to the Trump-Russia story
Andrew Cuomo is a deadly failure
The New York governor is a bungler, yet he’s hailed as a hero
Flynnocent: why the general has a long way to go before justice is served
It’s being blared about the internet that now, finally, at last, the 30-year military veteran has got justice. Not yet he hasn’t
The shameful smearing of Michael Flynn
Why, if the FBI had concluded that Flynn was not guilty of collusion with the Russian, were two agents sent to lure him into a perjury trap?
Wine is for lovers: mein Gott and yours
I have some good advice about some things you might want to drink after you have gathered with one or two appropriate friends
There are lies, damned lies and epidemiological models
What will be the fatality rate of our insane overreaction?
Will the coronavirus succeed where Russiagate and Ukrainegate failed?
At last, Donald Trump’s enemies may have found a winner
