But of course the Biden Administration has chosen “strategic patience.”
Also known as “I don’t know what the f___ I’m doing.”
Also known as “I don’t know what the f___ I’m doing.”
At the end of a bit on this insane notion that we should look seriously at wearing two or three masks, #Tucker calls Dr. Tony Fauci "a malignant buffoon."
"This guy is a malignant buffoon. He is and the teachers unions are actively hurting children. They are." pic.twitter.com/bikIfzjEbZ
— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) January 28, 2021
“Democrats were all in for then-candidate Joe Biden. Their goal was simple: get President Donald Trump out of office. They were willing to do anything and everything to make sure that happened. And now, four Texas Democrats are regretting their decision to back Biden. The reason: his latest executive order putting a halt to federal land being leased to oil and gas companies for energy.
The four members of Congress – Reps. Vincente Gonzalez, Lizzie Fletcher, Henry Cuellar, and Marc Veasey – sent a letter to Biden, asking him to rescind the order.”
And:
“President Biden has signed more than 30 Executive Orders since his inauguration, but his rhetoric or priorities aren’t resonating with voters. While much of what he has done was entirely predictable, some groups, like labor unions, still seem astonished.
Biden’s first Daily Presidential Tracking Poll put him into negative approval territory at -2. It has gotten worse. On Monday, he dropped to -4. Tuesday, he moved down again to -5. This trend is quite a feat. President Trump started at +2 and rose to +13 in the first days of his presidency. He began to decline with an onslaught of negative and cynical coverage regarding the so-called Muslim ban.
Biden has received very little negative coverage, with much of the corporate media applauding his early moves because they align with the liberal gentry’s priorities. However, even groups that endorsed him have indicated they are disappointed in his energy policy decisions and the Executive Order on gender identity. That has not stopped the flurry of executive actions, though. Yesterday was “equity day,” and President Biden signed additional deeply unpopular orders.”
And results of same:
Israeli Army Preparing Plans to Strike Iran if Biden Rejoins Nuclear Deal
Abraham Accords. What’s that? Let’s get back to regional strife and war.
Race, grievance, the politics of identity works everywhere.
How bad can the Biden Administration screw up regional Mid-East agreements? They’re working overtime.
Biden State Department is reviewing Trump administration arms sales to UAE and Saudi Arabia

Fail-up. It’s a thing.
Democrats are the new face of racism. Vile, anti-white racism.
We live in the age of vile stupidity.
You can’t make it up.
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I think her Mel Brooks movies were her best.
I put on 17 masks yesterday and have now achieved immortality pic.twitter.com/aw6SnNCzST
— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) January 27, 2021
Democrats and media achieve new levels of virtue-signaling stupidity.
We live in the age of stupid.
Wear two Covid masks and you’ll be safe.
What happened to the attacks on all 50 state capitals? I thought that was a thing from crazy right wing extremists? The media trumpeted that for days. Now not so much. The government and the media are a disgusting joke.
Republican senators reportedly open to impeachment as of January 25, 2021 (report).
Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.)
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.)
Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.)
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine)
Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska)
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah)
Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.)
Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio)
Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska)
Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.)
Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.)
Sen. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho)
Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.)
Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.)
Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.)
Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.)
Rand Paul called their bluff, potentially exposing them to political liability by raising a point of order on the impeachment issue and forcing all 100 senators on the record through a vote. The list above was as of January 25. On January 26, when forced to vote, the list was reduced to five:
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah)
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine)
Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska)
Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.)
Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.)
The Romney Five. The remaining turncoats, turned coat again and voted that the impeachment was unconstitutional. McConnell had been saying that the impeachment trial was inevitable a day or two prior to Paul’s point of order and sounding like he (McConnell) was a vote for impeachment. How embarrassing for the minority leader. Read about it here:
Can Rand Paul Save the Senate?
Are all Republican politicians cowards? Well not the Romney Five. They are just turncoats who should be voted out of office. The balance of these old worthies are gutless frauds. Just politicians, I guess, and pretty despicable. What this shows is that the Republican party of 2021 is Trump’s party. No other Republican even comes close. The old guard in the senate will have to suck it up and pretend they were always on Trump’s side. They have self-identified as turncoats, however, and we should remember them for it.
Congratulations to Senator Paul.
Our government is run by imbeciles.
This is the same jerk who said you can never have Mid-East peace without the Palestinians.
This is the same jerk who threw away fake medals after Vietnam.
This is the type case of worthless Democrat politician.
Hard to believe half the country voted for these morons.
Climate will kill us all!
PAUL MIRENGOFF:
The National Baseball Hall of Fame voters have decided, collectively, not to elect anyone to the Hall this year. Curt Schilling came the closest to obtaining the required 75 percent of the votes. He collected 71.1 percent, falling 16 votes short.
Schilling’s exclusion is a travesty. He clearly had a Hall of Fame caliber career. As I wrote last year around this time:
Schilling’s career WAR (wins above replacement player) is 80.5. That’s just behind Bob Gibson and just ahead of Tom Glavine and Carl Hubbell. All three are generally considered upper tier Hall of Famers.
Like Gibson, Schilling boasts an exquisite post-season record. He went 11-2 with a 2.23 ERA and a 0.97 WHIP (walks plus hits over innings pitched) in 19 starts and 133.3 career playoff innings. Schilling won three World Series rings, was named MVP of the 1993 NLCS, and co-MVP of the 2001 World Series (with Randy Johnson).
Moreover, Schilling engaged in no baseball-related misconduct that could justify his exclusion. He didn’t throw games like Shoeless Joe Jackson. He didn’t bet on games like Pete Rose. There is no indication that he used performance enhancing drugs like Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens.
Schilling was excluded because of his politics. The Washington Post concedes this.
Joe Posnanski of the Athletic had voted for Schilling’s admission every year since the pitcher became eligible. This year he did not vote for Schilling.
What changed? Not Schilling’s stats. Not his political stances or comments. What changed is the political environment in the most contentious year of the Trump presidency — impeachment, BLM, the election, etc. What changed is the increased audacity of the cancel culture.
Posnanski insists that he didn’t blackball Schilling because the pitcher is conservative. He notes his support for Mariano Rivera, another conservative, who was elected to the Hall unanimously.
This reminds of when anti-Semites used to say, “some of my best friends are Jewish.” Yes, but a certain kind of Jewish. Or, in Posnanski’s case, a certain kind of conservative.
It shouldn’t matter, for purposes of the Hall of Fame, what kind of conservative a candidate is. It shouldn’t matter what his political beliefs and pronouncements are — whether about transgender individuals or anything else.
Anti-Schilling writers cite the language in the Hall of Fame instructions saying that voters should consider the “integrity, sportsmanship [and] character” of candidates. This language provides a basis for excluding Joe Jackson, Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds, and maybe Pete Rose, if voters see fit to do so.
However, if the “character” language is going to be used to exclude some conservatives for their political speech, then to hell with the Hall of Fame.
Curt Schilling now feels the same way. He has asked that his name be withdrawn from the writers’ ballot next year — the last in which he is eligible for election by the writers. Why give leftist sportswriters the opportunity to signal their “virtue” by not voting for him?
The left has marched steadily through our institutions — academia, the media (including sports pages), the corporate world. Now it has marched through the Hall of Fame. Baseball fans should no longer take the Hall seriously. Conservative fans should ignore it entirely.
Ironically, Schilling’s fame will be magnified by the writers’ snub. His name will come up whenever the Hall of Fame is discussed and his credentials frequently will be recited. He will not recede from the public’s consciousness, as he would have had he been enshrined at Cooperstown.
Curt Schilling has achieved baseball immortality.

Statement from Iranian agent, oops I mean “journalist.”
“At no point in my professional career, I have been moved by anything other than my rather puritanical moral responsibility as an intellectual,”
“…During her confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill this week, Biden Commerce Secretary nominee Gina Raimondo admitted Democrats will have to raise taxes on all Americans, including the middle and lower class, in order to pay for President Biden’s “climate” agenda.
“Let me say this, I as governor am deeply in touch with how much increasing bills affect the average American family. Having said that, we do need to meet the climate change challenge and we need funds for improved infrastructure,” Raimondo said. “I would look to balance those interests.”…”