Linda Fox

He’s no Hemingway (I read his book a while back. Not a Deep book, but really funny in his take on the Deep State and Their Official Cronies). But, Donald Trump, Jr. either has a terrific staff person to write these tweets, or he’s got a true gift. And, since the tone is pretty consistent, …

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I refer to sitting in front of my laptop, endlessly following threads of discussion, leaping from link to link. But, in the process, you do sometimes find gems: Such as this useful explanation of how a person fought back against the Cancel Culture. I’ve generally found these Quillette posts to be more thoughtful than most, …

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It’s not IF the electric/electronics grid will go down – it’s WHEN. On one hand, this SHOULD kill the Left as a viable party. But, let’s be serious – the Left will manage to find a way to blame US for it happening. If you don’t already: Get a decent generator, preferably one that could …

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…That they made a hell of a mistake letting Biden steal the election. Short-term? Patriots would be advised against coming to DC again, to protest. Biden’s people are just LOOKING for an excuse to shed blood. Tulsi Gabbard is warning of this already, and she is not wrong. (We need to covertly court her – …

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I’ve always liked Sarah A. Hoyt. Discovered her around – I don’t know – maybe 5 years or so ago. She’s a very different type of person – much more focused about her writing. More cosmopolitan, more educated. Today, she talks about Walk Away, and its founder Brandon Straka. She makes a good case for …

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They, along with many of the other Red State’s National Guard members, will be returning home very shortly. The stories about poor facilities, disregard for their sanitation/food/hydration needs, as well as the act of kicking them out of the Capitol building (the one that they were supposedly brought to Washington to guard), have had their …

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Squirming around, finding a comfortable position for my seat in the blog. It’s looking good. Of course, I’ve long used WordPress on Right As Usual and other blogs over the years (The Declination, for a time). Let the following picture give you hope for the Not-Left’s success. And, more than a little fear that the …

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