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Send one to newly-minted Congresswoman Occasional-Cortex. Let’s see whether we can make her head explode.

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If you get headaches, as I do, this is good information to have.

Jim Goad is somewhat irritated.

Last Tuesday’s deeply anticipated/dreaded “Blue Wave” that threatened to engulf the midterm elections turned into an underwhelming Blue Trickle, and white women are getting blamed for it. If you recall, they also got blamed for electing Donald Trump when exit polls suggested that 53% of the Caucasian Sisterhood voted for him.

“White women gonna white,” lamented Elie Mystal, a doughy, smirking black man who makes a living complaining about living in a country that affords him the sort of wealth and comfort that would be unimaginable in his backward, disease-ridden Motherland.

(In case you need an interpreter, “[Blank] gonna [blank]” is one of those ghetto linguistic inanities along the lines of “it is what it is.” By saying that “White women gonna white,” Mystal is saying that white women are going to do stupidly racist and unforgivably selfish things because that’s what white women do. It’s almost as if they can’t help themselves, but maybe if we bark at them and yell at them and relentlessly shame them they’ll realize that we, not they, know what’s best for them, and there’s nothing bigoted or condescending about that at all, so why the hell aren’t they listening to us?)

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Mostly it says stuff that will get you tarred as a racist if you say it in public. So they have to tiptoe around it and proclaim their love for Big Brother every other sentence.

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Have you ever noticed how New York Times pieces always sound like pitches for bad TV dramas?

I suggest that the quickest way around Trump and his minions would be I-495.

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Not to be confused with the liberal conspiracy theory about voter suppression, which it totally credible.

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Imagine how much they would achieve if they got rid of Trump.

If you’re Irish, you should run for office while pretending to be Latino.

If you lose, you’re an instant Democrat candidate for the Presidency.

You’re welcome.

Having successfully persuaded someone else to spend other people’s money on what you want to do.

Related terms: Stupid, Gullible.

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Works for me. But they wouldn’t dare; then NOBODY would watch them.

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If you worry about that sort of thing.  Or have something to hide.

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The President retains – has indeed strengthened – his power to make judicial, and some other key administration, appointments. While the House can block Republicans’ legislative plans, the Senate can block Democrats’ plans in return, so political gridlock could be at hand. And without a Senate majority, any ambitions the Democrats might harbour for impeachment will go nowhere.

The judges and the bureaucracy are the important things right now. Republicans need to lock in their gains there the way Democrats have been doing for the last 60 years.

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Let that be a lesson to us all.

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Heh. Sometimes, when you push the envelope, the envelope pushes back.

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I’m sure white people feel the same.

How much extra does she charge to simply shut up about it? I’ll chip in.

Steve Sailer is not afraid to ask the obvious questions.

In the U.S., local cops have an admirable record of not falling for many Hate Hoaxes.

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Freeberg creates a new word.

A person who labors under the belief that his or her feelings of resentment have something to do with the preferred and final solution to all problems.

From noted news-net racist Don Lemon.

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Uh, hmm. Meat between bread on one side and bread on the other. How is that not a sandwich?

I tried a Jimmy Dean breakfast thing once — never gain.

Best ‘breakfast cheeseburger’ (egg, meat, cheese, between slabs o’carb): Breakfast Toaster from Sonic.

Second best: Breakfast on a Bun from Whataburger.

Acceptable: Egg McMuffin from McDonalds, Croissanwich from Burger King

Best value: Breakfast Jack Sandwich from Jack in the Box.

John Hinderaker, a Real Lawyer at Powerline, takes a look.

You may well be surprised that Hondurans currently located in Mexico have rights under the U.S. Constitution. The complaint appears to be premature at best. But the reality is that asylum represents a massive loophole in our immigration laws. Asylum is supposed to be available to people who face persecution in their home countries on grounds of religion, race, etc. It was never intended to apply wholesale to entire populations on the ground that their country is poorly governed.

So I thought.

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Israel has developed and used a more powerful version of its decade old Stuxnet malware to infect and damage Iranian networks and strategic systems. The new Stuxnet has not received a name (as have earlier Stuxnet successors like Duqu, Gauss and Flame) but the impact was so serious and the rumors and gossip inside Iran so widespread and detailed that the Iranian government admitted at the end of October that there had been an attack but that it “was being controlled.” In Iran that’s government-speak for “we got a major problem and we’d rather not talk about it.”

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Any resemblance between him and Bill Kristol is purely coincidental.

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The problem is with who’s left standing. They are a very large group. Parents have been known to complain. The deans are ready for them: yes, her scores were great, but other people’s scores were even better.

But what if they weren’t? We have a system of college admission that proclaims—shouts—that it is based almost wholly on merit. Yes, it is admitted, there are legacies and athletes and diversity as well, but those who benefit from those categories must also have met very high standards of measured academic ability. Their threshold is also pretty daunting. At our most prestigious schools, this is often true.

And Harvard is at the very least one of our top schools. So what is that lawsuit all about?

As an undergraduate at Yale in the mid-1970s, I was in a seminar taught by Jack Hexter, whom I encourage you to look up, devoted to the writing of history. One of the participants was a Yale Law student, who happened to be black, and we undergraduate were all stunned by how (a) ignorant and (b) incompetent he was. He knew very little history and could barely write a coherent sentence.

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Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh will not accept a $600,000 award from a GoFundMe page established to support him as he faced allegations of sexual misconduct from several women.

Unlike Doctor ‘Squeaky’ Ford.

After researching charities Brett Kavanaugh has supported in the past, Hawkins decided to donate the proceeds to three organizations run by the Catholic Archdiocese of Washington, D.C.: the Catholic Youth Organization (CYO), the Tuition Assistance Fund and the Victory Youth Center.

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Guess he’s never met a Real Hitler [tm] before.

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Until now, there has been a libertarian third candidate in the race — Rick Breckenridge. He doesn’t show up in the polls I’ve seen. However, David Parker, an associate professor of political science at Montana State University, says that Breckenridge is polling at about 2 percent.

Breckenridge has said he expects 3 to 4 percent of the vote. In 2012, the Libertarian candidate won more than 6 percent off the vote, aided, some say, by mailers sent by Tester supporters hoping to divide the opposition vote.

Now, Breckenridge has dropped out the race and endorsed Rosendale. He complained about the sending of anti-Rosendale mailers sent anonymously on his behalf — a repeat of the tactic used to help Tester in 2012.

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You will remember that at no time during Obama’s ‘phone and pen’ operations did any Democrat say, ‘No, he can’t do that’.

That’s the difference between the two ‘parties’.

Democrats are on a side.

Republicans merely have a label.

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Let that be a lesson to us all.

Think of it as evolution in action.

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I guess when climatistas say ‘rising sea levels’ they’re referring to the land.

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Reality is what sticks around after you quit believing in it.

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Dr. Turley provides a brief explanation of the origin of the 14th Amendment and its later abuse by “open borders” advocates. He enlarges the picture to include Europe, pointing to Denmark as leading the charge for welfare “chauvinism” – i.e., that benefits belong first of all to citizens, not to immigrants. [To Danes: please walk across the bridge and tell that to Sweden.]

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Trump has good grounds to oppose it.

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Who cares? He’s given the DemLegHump Media something to bark about rather than what they want to bark about.

Trump is a master of ‘shaking the box’, as Scott Adams puts it. Whenever the left-wing media get off on one of their favorite campaigns, Trump yanks their chain and their corporate attention deficit disorder forces them to respond.

Lord Ridley tells us the news.

With the help of the latest genetic techniques, Plomin has now solved the mystery and this is his book setting out the answer. It is a hugely important book — and the story is very well told. Plomin’s writing combines passion with reason (and passion for reason) so fluently that it is hard to believe this is his first book for popular consumption, after more than 800 scientific publications.

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I’m there.

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I’ve often wondered at the reluctance of people to say ‘he died’. ‘Passed’ is pretty common here in Texas. The Orthdox tend to say ‘fell asleep in the Lord’.

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The Congressional Black Caucus, which doesn’t allow black Republicans in its membership, will be going ape.

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In the last two weeks, Candace Owens has exploded onto the political scene. Beginning with Kanye West’s famous tweet, her life has been a whirlwind of television and radio appearances and speeches. The Left is attacking her viciously, while some on the right view her as a potential savior.

Candace spent yesterday in Minnesota. As Scott described here, she spoke at a lunch forum for Center of the American Experiment, the think tank that I run. We booked Candace before her sudden burst of publicity–sometimes you get lucky–and ticket sales went through the roof as her fame grew. Ultimately, 550 people attended the lunch forum. Candace said that she was stunned both by the size of the crowd and the warmth of her reception.

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Too bad Trump is in the pocket of the Saudis when he isn’t in the pocket of Vladimir Putin. Makes you wonder how he has time to hold rallies and cut regulations and push tax cuts and stuff.

But you have to bear in mind the Trump has accomplished ABSOLUTELY NOTHING during his term in office.

Just remember that.

Absolutely nothing.

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That’s me. Many things in this life make my ass tired, from drivel on the TV to slackers on the streets. Sometimes it gets so bad I just stay in bed. That doesn’t fix the problem, of course, but, not being a Democrat, I don’t pretend that it’s my duty to fix everybody else’s problems.