People Who Aren’t Experts
Simon Whistler offers up a list packed with people the left is constantly declaring are to be listened to because they’re experts. There is, however, one glaring inclusion that [Read More]
Articles by Dr. Tar
A Little Too Unique For My Taste
Democrat Deb Haaland running in New Mexico’s 1st District won her primary Tuesday night and is starting to draw some national attention. Haaland’s claim to fame is being the first verified female member [Read More]
Timelines – Watergate vs. Collusiongate
Remember Watergate? It started with a break-in of Democrat campaign headquarters in June 1972 and ended with the resignation of the president in August 1974. That’s roughly twenty-six months from start [Read More]
The Great American Read
I recently finished “Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer,” (someone I know was recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and given about 10 months) and decided perhaps to switch to some good fiction to leave the [Read More]
Exhausted or Fed Up With the News?
Pew research has polled Americans on how they feel about the amount of news they are receiving and have found 70 percent are “fatigued.” While Pew wants to claim that [Read More]
“Jurassic World”
or As I Like To Call It, “Congressional Democrats.” It’s summer and time once again for Hollywood to roll out a progressive message movie disguised as mindless entertainment. This time [Read More]
“American Betrayal: The Secret Assault On America’s Character”
I happened upon on Stefan Molyneux interviewing author Diana West for her 2014 book “American Betrayal” and have ended up adding it to my summer reading list. Here’s part of the description [Read More]
ObamaCare – Still Working As Designed
Stephen Moore reminds us all that ObamaCare is still out there, like some zombie terrorizing the countryside feasting on the wallets of the unsuspecting. In this piece, Moore lays out six [Read More]
Low Turn Out For Aunt Maxine’s “Tweet-A-Thon”
On Sunday, Representative Maxine Waters (D-CA) held an event meant to draw young voters to support “our fearless champion in congress,” and to tweet out their approval of their congressional representative. While [Read More]
Boeing Gets The Cold Shoulder
Boeing had what is being called a “sole-source” contract to replace five refrigerators on Air Force One aircraft for $23.6 million. The Air Force has canceled the contract stating that [Read More]
“Are You There Bill Buckley? It’s Me Margaret”
After a twenty year absence, PBS has given “Firing Line” a reboot. Famous as the longest-running public affairs program, with a 33-year run with the same host, William F. Buckley, [Read More]
Brian Stelter’s Just Wondering If Missing Melania Is a Story
Twitter is a cruel, unmerciful place for the dim of wit. Case in point, CNN’s “Reliable Sources” host Brian Stelter posted a tweet wondering if something is going on with the first lady, [Read More]
‘Little Miss Creepy Voice’ Leaves A Bloody Mess
Elizabeth Holmes and her start up, Theranos was the toast of silicon valley not that long ago. Her high tech blood testing company was once valued at upwards of $10 billion [Read More]
George Yancy, Philosophy Professor of “critical whiteness studies”
Emory Professor of Philosophy, George Yancy, temporarily gained the spotlight a few years ago by penning an open letter titled, “Dear White People,” that was published by the New York [Read More]
Bobby Kennedy and the Golden Age of Deep State Democrats
Howie Carr’s column today provides an honest assessment of the 3rd Kennedy brother, Robert, not as the left would want to canonize him, but as the creep he was in real life. [Read More]