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How Badly Did Tim Walz Lose?

Posted on | October 2, 2024 | 1 Comment

Does this look like the face of a winner?

My first reaction to Tuesday night’s “debate” (scare-quotes necessary because this televised event in no way resembled an actual debate) was focused mainly on how bad Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan were as “moderators” (scare-quotes necessary, etc.), However much you hate the media, you don’t hate them as much as they deserve to be hated.

Beyond that, however, the real story was how badly outmatched Walz was, as my friend Matt Margolis explains at PJM:

Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) dominated Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) from start to finish in Tuesday nights vice presidential debate. It wasn’t even close. Despite the moderators’ best efforts to give Walz a hand, he was no match for Trump’s running mate.
Vance, composed and prepared, delivered clear, well-informed responses, especially when highlighting Kamala Harris’s ineffectiveness as vice president. Vance not only outperformed Walz on core issues but also tackled traditionally Democratic topics in ways likely to appeal to voters. His effortless command over the debate left both Walz and the moderators struggling to match his poise and precision.
And not even the liberal media could deny it.
“[JD Vance] landed a lot of punches in between all the niceties and all of that,” observed CNN’s Abby Phillip. “And the thing that really stood out to me was that Tim Walz did not seem prepared for it. He didn’t respond to a lot of the criticisms and attacks that Vance put on the table.”
She added, “I mean, I think there was a clear lack of preparation and execution here on Walz’s part.”
Dana Bash disagreed with her. “I think, actually, it’s the opposite,” she said. “I think he had too much preparation.”
Bash continued, “He had so many lines that he was clearly trying to say that he didn’t listen.. when… JD Vance said one of the many, many things he really hit Kamala Harris on — not Tim Walz, but Kamala Harris — he didn’t respond because he clearly had things in his mind. I think the lack of interviews that he has done with national media, with local media, it showed he needed more rest.”
Jake Tapper agreed.
“I agree. I mean, JD Vance is much more experienced at this, at public speaking, at defending himself, at pivoting,” Tapper conceded.

The undeniable fact of Walz’s debate flop was, of course, a subject that CNN (I watch, so you don’t have to) didn’t want to spend much time discussing Wednesday. Insofar as they couldn’t avoid it, CNN spent most of their time highlight a couple of what they imagined to be “gotcha” moments involving abortion and the J6 “insurrection.”

J.D. Vance avoided answering the question of whether Biden actually won the 2020 election. This is scandalous, inside the bubble where CNN talking heads live, but of course there is a very good reason why Vance refused to address this — namely, that about 70% of Republican voters don’t for a minute buy the “81 million voters” narrative.

Inside the bubble where CNN anchors and other news media types live, there is not the slightest doubt that Biden won and Trump lost, which is why they keep yammering on about J6 as a “threat to democracy.” Out here in the real world, of course, those of us who watched the Election Night coverage, and who have followed up on some of the claims made by skeptics, fall into one of two categories:

  1. “Election deniers” who absolutely don’t believe Biden won;

    2. and

  2. People who aren’t sure that Democrats stole the election, but aren’t willing to rule out the possibility.

Personally, I’m in the second category. It seems to me that there was some illegal “ballot harvesting” and maybe other shenanigans in the key swing states, but I haven’t yet seen irrefutable evidence that I would stake my credibility on as an explanation of how Democrats stole the election. Furthermore, and this is important, I don’t think there’s a lot to be gained, politically, by endlessly re-litigating the 2020 election. It’s enough for me to say I suspect shenanigans, and move on.

One of the things that leads me to suspect that Democrats really did steal the 2020 election is how determined the media are to silence anyone who doubts the result, and how enthusiastically they applaud the prosecution of J6 protesters. If it were really so self-evident that Biden won, why the censorship? Why the punitive rage toward “election deniers”?

Anyway, the judge in the J6 case against Trump unsealed special counsel Jack Smith’s 165-page filing in the case, and CNN was covering this at the top of every hour, without acknowledging the root problem with Smith’s case. See, it is impossible to say what Trump did was a crime — not morally wrong, nor unconstitutional — if Democrats actually did steal the election. That’s a giant asterisk the media never permit to be discussed. Smith’s argument is that Trump was trying to overturn “the will of the people.” That’s both his starting premise and his conclusion, so that his argument might be rendered as a syllogism thus:

  • A. Trump lost the election and tried to prevent the legitimate winner, Biden, from taking office;
  • B. [ blah blah blah ]
    therefore
  • Conclusion: TRUMP IS A CRIMINAL! A THREAT TO DEMOCRACY! SEND HIM TO PRISON!

My point — now circling back around to J.D. Vance’s avoidance of the question during the debate — is that the prosecution of Trump hinges on an ironclad certainty that Joe Biden did get 81 million votes, but even if I can’t prove otherwise, that doesn’t mean it’s a crime for me (or Trump) to think the election was stolen. Given the circumstances, where most of the people who voted for Trump felt that he (and, by extension, they) had been wrongfully cheated, the riot at the Capitol wasn’t a threat against democracy, but rather an attempt to protect democracy from crooks who rigged the election.

All that will become moot — a subject for historians to discuss — if Trump wins in November. Let him have his second term, after this four-year interregnum of Mr. Eighty-One Million Votes, and Trump will have a chance to redeem his reputation. The floundering performance of Walz in Tuesday’s debate makes it seem more likely than not that Trump will win this election, and win it convincingly enough that those who doubt Biden won in 2020 will be able to say, “See? We told you so.”



 

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In The Mailbox: 10.02.24 (Afternoon Edition)

Posted on | October 2, 2024 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 10.02.24 (Afternoon Edition)

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Thanks to everyone who bought stuff through my Amazon links last month. Every little bit helped.
Silicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt.

OVER THE TRANSOM
EBL: Pete Rose RIP, also, Biden & Harris were too busy to help after Helene
Twitchy: Liberal Media Screeches At J.D. Vance’s Annihilation Of Tampon Timmy, X Posts Hilarious Reactions To Tampon Timmy’s School Shooters Gaffe, and Is This The Democrats’ “New Masculinity”?
Louder With Crowder: Even CNN is torching Biden Administration’s pathetic hurricane response this weekend, also, North Carolina woman puts Harris & Biden on BLAST after family has been trapped for four days
Vox Popoli:
Flappr: Big TD’s Football Blog Week 4
Upstream Reviews: Storm Surge

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
CDR Salamander: Auxiliary Cruisers – Now More Than Ever
Dana Loesch: Butler Investigations Begin In The House & Senate, About The VP Debate, and Mr. Congeniality – Union Boss Threatens To Cripple Americans [Already] Suffering From Bidenflation
Don Surber: Kamala – Walz was a mistake

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Debate: J.D. Vance Defeats Tim Walz, Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan

Posted on | October 1, 2024 | 1 Comment

Tim Walz not answering a question about China

America wanted the answers to two crucial questions:

  1. Is there any politician in America less qualified for high public office than Kamala Harris?

    2. and

  2. Is it possible for debate moderators to be worse than ABC’s David Muir and Linsey Davis?

The answer to both questions is a surprising “yes.” Tim Walz is less qualified than Kamala, and Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan were the worst debate moderators in the history of debate moderators.

It was another three-way gang-up, with the three Democrats (Walz, O’Donnell and Brennan) taking turns hurling accusations at Vance. Every question was either a Democratic Party talking point or, in some cases, a set-up to give Walz a chance to explain away his own various scandals. Like, they asked Walz about changing his gun-control stance, and he does his yada, yada, yada (obviously a rehearsed response) and then — without giving Vance a chance to reply — they moved on to housing.

Then, after Walz gets to do his spin on housing, they go to Vance and then back to Walz, so he can “respond to an allegation” that Vance made about Harris’s immigration policy. This is one example of a pattern that repeated itself throughout the “debate.” Any criticism Vance made of the Biden-Harris administration was labeled by the moderators as an “allegation” to which Walz was then invited to respond.

Give credit to J.D. Vance. He was focused and unflappable, maintaining his poise and stating his points clearly and confidently. Also, Vance is just much better-looking than Walz, which matters a lot on TV, especially when the target audience is confused suburban white women who can’t make up their mind who they want to vote for: “Hey, that guy with the beard has cute blue eyes . . .” That’s a few votes in swing states.



 

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In The Mailbox: 09.30.24

Posted on | October 1, 2024 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 09.30.24

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Condolences to my favorite actuary & sumo fan, Mary Pat Campbell, on the loss of her husband Stu. Requiem aeternam dona eis Domine; et lux perpetua luceat eis.
Did you back the Starquest Indiegogo campaign but haven’t heard from the Wrights? They want to hear from you!
Silicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt.

The shape of things to come? (@skscartoons on X)

OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: Hurricane Helene – Aftermath In The Big Bend
EBL: Hezbollah Terror Leader Hassan Nasrallah Gets Sent To Hell , Maggie Smith, RIP, and Kris Kristofferson, RIP
Twitchy: She Was Sleep-Deprived?! MSNBC Says Kamala Has To Address Communist Memes, and Villain Of The Year
Louder With Crowder: Popular actor shocks Hollywood with his endorsement of Donald Trump to “make America great again”, Eight illegals arrested looting from flood-ravaged victims in Tennessee, and Drag queens demand swing state NBA team stay out of their, quote, “gayborhood”
Vox Popoli: The Corpocracy Devours Itself, Head of the Snake Strategy, Late-Stage Retardery, Disordered and Unaccountable, and Don’t Get Too Excited
Postcards From Barsoom: White Ethnic Cleansing As Social Control, 
Stoc Observations: Infinite Imagination, also, The Sun God Theory
Upstream Reviews: In The Palace Of Shadow & Joy, 
Tom Kratman: The Care & Feeding Of YOUR Right-Wing Death Squad – Splitters!
Defending The Wood Perilous: The Grooming Of America (and the World)

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
Adam Piggott: The Spiritual Battle is for Eternity
American Conservative: Zelensky’s Victory Plan Contains No Victory and No Plan, also, Ukraine-Skeptical Conservatives Win in Austrian Election
American Greatness: Department of Justice Sues Alabama to Keep Illegal Aliens on Voter Rolls, Trump Says He’s Working With Musk to Get Starlink to Areas Hit by Hurricane Helene, and Comer Subpoenas DHS for Records Related to Walz’s Ties to Chinese Communist Party Following New Whistleblower Revelations
American Power: Dana Bash and David Fisher, America’s Deadliest Election
American Thinker: American Blacks — Please Read This Before You Ever Vote Democrat Again, The Startling Metadata Hidden within the Polling: Voters Love Trump, and Who Fact Checks the Fact Checkers?
Animal Magnetism: Goodbye, Blue Monday
Babalu Blog: Cuban opposition leader says Castro dictatorship fears another massive uprising, Communist Cuba’s dwindling ration book spreads more hunger across the island, and Foreign Minister of Cuba runs amok in New York City, leads various communist pep rallies
BattleSwarm: Paxton Sues Biden Admin Over Gender Madness Yet Again, Nasrallah Lotsa Fallouta, and Fort Worth ISD Bets On “Equity,” Loses
Behind The Black: SpaceX launches two astronauts to ISS, setting new annual launch record for the U.S., Proposed commercial spaceport in Azores launches two suborbital demonstration rockets, Curiosity spots a corroded weathered rock, Perseverance looks uphill, and Course carnage at Harvard as more than 30 queer and Marxist classes get axed
Cafe Hayek: On Oren Cass’s “Lopsided Exchange of Cheap Goods for Financial Assets”, also, Oren Cass Carelessly Misinterprets Me
CDR Salamander: The Pentagon’s Gordian Knot – On Midrats, 
Chicago Boyz: Bombing the Houthis, also, He Who Must Not Be Named
Da Tech Guy: Must See Movies: All Through the Night (1942), Stating the Obvious – Kamala is the Iran/Russia Candidate, A memorable, for all the wrong reasons, 2024 Chicago White Sox season, and Five Fast Thoughts Under the Fedora
Dana Loesch: Faux-sassin Charged With Attempted Assassination Of Trump
Don Surber: Tell me about that Kamala landslide
First Street Journal: Insane: Minneapolis Caliphate Hires First Non-Citizen To Be A Police Officer, also, John Kerry lets us know that the Democrats have not given up on the idea of regulating speech
Gates Of Vienna: A Failed State and an Irresponsible Justice System, Farewell to the Italian Scooter Girl, and Jew-Hatred, Italian Style
The Geller Report: Netanyahu to the Iranian People: “The People of Iran, Know That Israel Stands By Your Side.”
Hollywood In Toto: Vindicating Trump Gives Chilling Election Preview, Zachary Levi’s Trump Support Shows True Hollywood Bravery, and Everybody Hates Ellen: Media Torch For Your Approval
The Lid: Elon Musk Warns Americans that the Democrat Party is Importing Millions of Illegals to Destroy Democracy
Legal Insurrection: Newsom Signs Bill Reversing Harris-Promoted Truancy Prosecution Law, Netflix Cancellations Skyrocketed After Founder Donated, Endorsed Harris, Biden Confuses Israeli Airstrikes in Yemen With Union Strikes, Walz Lied About Being in Hong Kong During Tiananmen Square Massacre, and Harris’s Photo of Her Talking Helene Relief With FEMA Fails on Many Levels
Michele Catalano: the week(s) in joy
Nebraska Energy Observer: Lost Weekend In The City of Thieves Part 5, also, Building, and Rebuilding, America
Outkick: Reds Legend Pete Rose Passes at 83, SJSU’s Brooke Slusser Speaks Out On Fight Against NCAA: ‘Title IX Exists For A Reason’, NASCAR Star Rescues Hurricane Survivors While White House Sleeps, The New York Mets Will Play October Baseball Thanks To A Wild Victory Over Atlanta, and Heidi Klum Has No Plans To Stop Running Around On The Beach With Her Boobs Hanging Out
Power Line: A criminal invasion, Memories of Hurricane Katrina, GOP Rising, and Thoughts from the ammo line
Protein Wisdom Reborn: Notes from a cluttered mind
Shark Tank: Donalds Responds To Zelensky’s Pennsylvania Trip
Shot In The Dark: Klink Salutes You, Tim Crow, and His Master’s Voice
STUMP: Ohio STRS Drama Continues, The Week In Meep – Happy Michaelmas! and RIP M. Stuart Grace
The Political Hat: What Was Seen Is Now Hidden Again
This Ain’t Hell: Deployment related pay delayed for deployed Soldiers, also, Vet/pilot Kris Kristofferson, 88, dead
Transterrestrial Musings: West Point
Victory Girls: Helene Leaves Mountain Towns Decimated In Appalachia
Volokh Conspiracy: Criminal Conviction Based on “Only Women Can Be Mothers” and “‘Transing’ Kids Is Abuse and Homophobia” Signs
Watts Up With That: Climate Obsessed Britain Closes the Last British Coal Plant, The Green New Folly: How Virtue-Signaling Killed a Ferry and Wasted Millions, and Are Hurricanes Getting Stronger?
The Federalist: Hurricane Helene Fallout Shows Why America Can’t Afford Another Potemkin Presidency, Kamala Harris Doesn’t Care About White People, America’s Current Schooling Catastrophes Were Set In Motion 100 Years Ago, How Does Nevada Keep Bad Actors From Abusing Its Insecure Online Voting System? Officials Can’t Say, and FEMA Website Admits Keeping You Alive In A Natural Disaster Isn’t Its Top Priority
Mark Steyn: Talking Trivia on the Cliff-Edge, Identity and Evasion, Democracy Dies In…Secret Service Headquarters, The Politicization of American Justice, and Americans Abroad: The Cold War in Whit Stillman’s Barcelona

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Rule 5 Sunday: Loungewear.

Posted on | September 30, 2024 | 1 Comment

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I forgot to mention this in the FMJRA, your usual source for all things Senators, but Pete Da Tech Guy has asked me to inform the commentariat that the Cubs are available for the upcoming 1974 season in our Dynasty Baseball league. The Cubs finished 57-105, eleven games ahead of the hapless Dodgers, so they’ll get to draft second.
If you’re of a certain age, you probably remember this hilarious Wendy’s commercial poking fun at the lack of choice in the former Soviet Union. Fortunately, our ladies’ choices in loungewear are considerably more attractive and varied. This pic comes to us courtesy of Rule 5 Texan on X.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas delendam sunt.

Very nice.

ANIMAL MAGNETISM: Rule 5 Campaign Speech Friday and the Saturday Gingermageddon.

EBL: Saturday Night Girls With Guns, The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, The MLF Of Norway, MAGA Surge, Big Night, Matlock, A Serious Man, Becky Foster, Blood Simple, The Julie Andrews Show, MAGA Danica Patrick, Everyone Should Avoid Olivia Nuzzi, Hotel Cocaine, Munich Oktoberfest 2024, and The Adventures Of Buckaroo Banzai

A VIEW FROM THE BEACH: Ekaterina Enokaeva, Fish Pic Friday – Laura Longnecker, Most Americans Expect Another Assassination Attempt, Mayor Adams Indicted, Tattoo Thursday, The Wednesday Wetness, Routh Letter Admits Assassination Attempt, Offers Bounty, Tuesday Tanlines, Oprah Plumps for Kamala, The Monday Morning Stimulus, Are Snakeheads Enjoying Some Midsummer Delight?, Who Elected Jill Biden?, and Palm Sunday.

FLAPPR: T.I.T.S. for September 27

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FMJRA 2.0: Wait Until Next Year

Posted on | September 29, 2024 | Comments Off on FMJRA 2.0: Wait Until Next Year

— compiled by Wombat-socho

The season ended with the Pirates sweeping the Senators at Three Rivers, finally putting the season out of its misery. We finished last in the Beta Division of the American League at 67-95, six games behind the A’s but still ahead of the O’s and Royals, who finished at 62-100. This is actually the second-best season we’ve had so far if you exclude the short 1969 season when we were 60-66, but after last year’s 91-71 finish we were hoping to at least break .500.

In other news, a distressing notice from our friends at Flappr.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas delendam sunt.

Time to compile the keepers list (it’ll be short)

STOP DOING THIS!
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FMJRA 2.0: One Last Series
The Daley Gator
A View From The Beach
EBL
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Rule 5 Sunday: Moving Indoors
Animal Magnetism
Flappr
A View From The Beach
EBL

The Slow Death of Kamala’s ‘Joy’
Flappr
A View From The Beach
EBL
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Sports, Politics and War: Morale Matters
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EBL
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In The Mailbox: 09.27.24 (Returning From The Secret City Edition)
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Media Mourns Loss of Terrorist Leader

Posted on | September 28, 2024 | 1 Comment

After much blowback — were college interns working the weekend copy desk? — Associated Press has changed that headline, but what was the logic? How does the journalistic “mainstream” reach a point where a bloodthirsty Jew-hater like Hassan Nasrallah gets such a fond send-off from AP? Dig the euphemism in the lead paragraph, where Hezbollah is described as a “Lebanese militant group” when, in fact, they are a gang of Islamic terrorist thugs sponsored by Iran which, to their credit, the AP more or less admits farther down in the story:

An astute strategist, the 64-year-old Nasrallah reshaped Hezbollah into an archenemy of Israel, cementing alliances with Shiite religious leaders in Iran and Palestinian militant groups such as Hamas.
Under his leadership, Hezbollah fought wars against Israel and took part in the conflict in neighboring Syria, helping tip the balance of power in favor of President Bashar Assad.
Idolized by his Lebanese Shiite followers and respected by millions of others across the Arab and Islamic world, Nasrallah held the title of sayyid, an honorific meant to signify the Shiite cleric’s lineage dating back to the Prophet Muhammad, the founder of Islam.
A fiery orator viewed as an extremist in the United States and much of the West, he was also considered a pragmatist compared to the militants who dominated Hezbollah after its founding in 1982, during Lebanon’s civil war.

You know who else was “fiery orator viewed as an extremist in the United States and much of the West”? A guy named Adolf Hitler. Perhaps you’ve heard of him. Anyway, Nasrallah is dead, as are other top Hezbollah leaders including Ali Karaki. Bibi Netanyahu is Israel’s Michael Corleone, settling all the family business. Can you imagine being a junior “militant” in Hezbollah and learning that you’ve gotten promoted because the guy above you in the terrorist hierarchy just got killed?



 

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In The Mailbox: 09.27.24 (Returning From The Secret City Edition)

Posted on | September 28, 2024 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 09.27.24 (Returning From The Secret City Edition)

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Usual weekend deadlines for the usual weekend posts.
The week I spent at Oak Ridge TN was educational, informative, interesting, and unfortunately I was hideously jet-lagged and short on sleep for about half of it. That having been said, if you’re in the neighborhood, you should absolutely visit the K-25 Museum, which is chock-full of cool Manhattan Project information and spiffy exhibits.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas delendam sunt.

“I picked a bad week to give up booze and smoking.”

OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: A $12 Billion Jobs Program For Particle Physicists, Self-Defense Is Legal In Michigan, Good Guys 5 Bad Guys 0, Fecesbook & The CDC Conspired To Limit Speech, and What’s The Opposite Of Diversity?
EBL: Tropical Storm Helene Brings The Rain, also, MAGA Surge
Twitchy: Democrat Congresswoman’s Crazy Video Provides More Proof We Need Term Limits, Giorgia Meloni Wrecks “Little Macron” After He Stupidly Picks A Fight With Her, and Kamala Ran To The Border And Suddenly Believes It Shouldn’t Be Wide Open
Louder With Crowder: CNN discovers blue state parents pass their hate down to their kids while red state parents don’t, also, Democrat Rep insists the entire purpose of the DOJ is to go after Donald Trump & “Christian Nationalists”
Vox Popoli: A Futile Warning, Russia Changes Nuke Doctrine, I May Have Been Wrong, Reads Like Victory, and So Much for “Self Defense”
According To Hoyt: Things You Don’t Know You Need, Pebbles And Votes, and The Finite Pie
Upstream Reviews: The Princess Seeks Her Fortune, Nightfall In Middle-Earth, The Icarus Twin, A Loving Homage To 40 Years Of Transformers, and The Romanov Rescue, 
Defending The Wood Perilous: Babes In Regencyland, also, Gypsie Princess Effie’s Diary #11
Stoic Observations: The Major Leagues Vs. Congress, Family 171, and Wogs Of The Future, 
Postcards From Barsoom: To Shatter Men’s Souls, 
Flappr: Big TD’s Football Blog Week 3
Ammo.com: Gun Deaths In America

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
BattleSwarm: LinkSwarm For September 27
CDR Salamander: 20th & 21st Century Lessons With Chinese Characteristics, How Do You Say “Frog Soup” In Mandarin? There’s Already A War In Lebanon, Podcast #2, This Is What Your Navy With Accountancy In Primacy Looks Like, Diversity Thursday, and Fullbore Friday
Dana Loesch: Last Week In Legal – Pop Culture Edition, FCC’s Carr Says Soros Could Kick Conservatives Off Radio Stations, School Suspends Kid For Laying Out Cans In The Shape Of A Gun, Thursday Evening Culture, and The War On Warhammer
Don Surber: The cheat goes on, Who approved indicting Diddy? Does Trump pay them to endorse Kamala-dee-dah? Trump is not alone, and The least shocking endorsement of them all
Glenn Reynolds: Criminalizing Science Fraud,
Hans Schantz: September 2024 Based Book Projects,
michele catalano: Betting It All Away,
Protein Wisdom Reborn: Are You Racist? Notes From A Cluttered Mind, Totem Polls, Humpday Shrapnel, Of Mice & Mens, and Mental Sorbet 3
STUMP: The Week In Meep, IgNobel 2024 Winner, Taxing Tuesday – SALTy Trump, Cancer Watch, 
The Political Hat: Artificial Leg Muscles Mean One Thing: Catgirls Who Can Run, Dance, And Skip, When Optional Indoctrination Is Mandatory, and Free to Choose Friday, Revisited (Part 5)

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