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Rage Makes You Stupid
What are we supposed to think about political rage?
Before and after the arrest of Cesar Sayoc, the suspect in the recent string of bombs sent to prominent Democrats and media figures, we were treated to any number of homilies about “rage” and its origins in “toxic” political rhetoric. Many of these ...
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Georgetown Prep after the Smear
On the afternoon of Thursday, September 13, as parents arrived at our school to pick up students, a journalist from a major network camouflaged herself among them, avoiding identification at our front gate. She was subsequently found snooping around the halls of our main building and was escorted off campus. She ...
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Explosive Device Sent In Mail To Bill And Hillary Clinton’s Chappaqua, New York, Home
Explosive devices are targeting big names across the country.
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‘No one can say anything,’ &c.
One of my themes lately -- hell, one of my themes lifelong -- has been “No one can say anything.” The country is filled with snowflakes and Jacobins. With hysterics and silencers. Megyn Kelly, the TV journalist, stepped in it on race. Does she deserve the death penalty, professionally?
(If you’re not up ...
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In Europe, Free Speech Bows to Sharia
When he was 50, the prophet of Islam took as his wife Aisha, who was then six or seven. The marriage was consummated when Aisha was nine.
This is not a smear. It is an accurate account of authoritative Islamic scripture. (See, e.g., Sahih-Bukhari, Vol. 5, Book 58, Nos. 234–236.) Yet it can no longer safely ...
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A Blue Ripple in Georgia?
Griffin, Ga. -- "Life happens," Stacey Abrams instructs a small but boisterous crowd in a sun-drenched park south of Atlanta. She says: Your car breaks down. Your child gets sick. Could happen on Election Day. So, vote early. Today. In her campaign to be the first Democrat elected Georgia's governor since 1998, ...
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Shots Fired into GOP Campaign Office in Florida
At least four shots were fired into a Republican campaign satellite office in Volusia County, Fla. on Sunday, police announced after a campaign volunteer reported the shooting Monday morning.
No one was injured in the shooting, which broke the front windows and displaced drywall inside the office, South ...
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