It’s sadly and predictably hilarious to watch the Republicans in Congress deal with the “government shutdown” issue. For decades it has always been the same: They lose the standoff every single time. Even if Republicans had a super majority in … Continue reading
In the first major lawsuit to block Donald Trump from Colorado’s 2024 presidential ballot, a state judge issued a protective order prohibiting threats and intimidation in the case, according to AP. Imagine if this had been the state of affairs … Continue reading
The punk, neurologically ill U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania shows up in running shorts to vote away more of people’s rights. Republicans are offended, shocked and outraged. Don’t you understand? It’s all deliberate. It’s not negligence, or immaturity. It’s purposeful. Just … Continue reading
Rasmussen asked if Democrats or Republicans are a bigger threat to basic liberties in America, to which 76% of Republicans and 65% of Democrats answered that the opposing party was the bigger threat. 26% of Democrats and 20% of Republicans … Continue reading
“They must find it difficult, those who have taken authority as truth, rather than truth as authority.” — Gerald Massey Follow Dr. Hurd on Facebook. Search under “Michael Hurd” (Charleston SC). Get up-to-the-minute postings, recommended articles and links, … Continue reading
Yesterday, I read two news stories. One, automatic voter registration in Pennsylvania upon receipt of a driver’s license. Normal voter registration a thing of the past. Two, the CDC director is sounding the alarm about the “dangerous” new COVID variant. … Continue reading
Larry David has accused Elon Musk of being a child-killer — for not being woke enough. I was a huge fan of Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm. I thought he was merely a Democrat, and I really didn’t care. Now … Continue reading
Imagine a media that reports according to your point-of-view, or narrative about life. Facts that contradict your narrative are left out; and facts that reinforce your narrative are left in. As needed, facts are embellished or outright made up, all … Continue reading
The difference between disagreement and attack: With disagreement, you restate the conclusion of your opponent, the facts he referred to, his reasoning — and then your objection to his facts and/or his reasoning. OR you explain why you think his … Continue reading
The New Mexico governor attempted to suspend the Second Amendment in her state for 30 days — subject to her review after 30 days. In other words, she attempted to suspend part of the Bill of Rights of the U.S. … Continue reading
Hunter Biden’s lawyer says the gun statute under which he’s being indicted is unconstitutional; therefore, the case against Hunter Biden will be dismissed. I have NO doubt there will never be a conviction of Hunter Biden. At least not one … Continue reading
Early spring 2020: “They can’t lock us down. That would be like martial law. It will never happen. This is AMERICA.” Late spring 2020: “They can’t force us to wear masks. That’s absurd. This is AMERICA.” Summer 2020: “The police … Continue reading