. . . reduce the cabinet from 15 to 5.
Saturday, November 26, 2016
Friday, November 25, 2016
Thursday, November 24, 2016
Disgusting WaPo story about coverup of Stalin purges runs the most infamous photo involving Soviet censorship but never mentions it
As if it was all Yezhov's fault and not Stalin's.
From the photo caption here:
From left to right: Kliment Voroshilov, Vyacheslav Molotov, Joseph Stalin and Nikolai Yezhov pose at the shore of the the Moscow-Volga Canal in 1937. Yezhov was the senior figure in the Soviet secret police under Stalin during the period of the Great Purge. (AFP/AFP/Getty Images)
Nikolai Yezhov at the far right in the photo was at the center of the purges. He was their intellectual author and the supervisor of the secret police under Stalin, who arrested and executed 700,000 Russians. He was subsequently infamously censored out of this photo by the Soviet propaganda ministry after he himself was purged by Stalin.
But WaPo runs the original photo in a story about the cover up and never tells you that.
Yezhov . . . . baaaaaaaad.
Stalin . . . . . . goooooood.
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Laugh of the Day: Rush Limbaugh says Betsy DeVos is a staunch conservative
The woman supported Kasich for crying out loud. And little Justin Amash is the DeVos' libertarian tool in the US House who thinks the future of the Republican Party is in inclusiveness of LGBTQLSMFT.
Here:
RUSH: "Donald Trump has chosen charter school advocate Betsy DeVos as his secretary of education." A charter school advocate! This is gonna cause heads to explode in every teachers union building and bunker that there is. Holy smokes, this is big! Betsy DeVos! You know the DeVos family. Staunch conservatives, Rich DeVos, Amway, owns the Orlando Magic. Great, great, great guy. This woman becomes the second woman chosen to fill a spot in Trump's cabinet.
Betsy DeVos saying she's now against Common Core is like Hillary saying she's now against TPP
No one believes them.
Total flippers!
Trump told supporters over and over he was against Common Core, NYT says he doesn't understand it
Here:
COMMON CORE In an interview with Fox News in October last year, Mr. Trump said: “I may cut Department of Education. I believe Common Core is a very bad thing.” The statement, though, may have reflected a bit of a misunderstanding. Common Core standards, an initiative to standardize educational requirements throughout the nation, were adopted by states. Under a recently enacted law, the federal government is prohibited from telling states what educational standards to adopt. So the Department of Education has no authority over Common Core anyway.
Trump appoints Kasich supporter Betsy DeVos to Education Secretary: She'll promote Common Core, not end it
This appointment is a liberal disaster masquerading as a conservative.
Don't expect this federal department to be closed under Donald Trump, who breaks a campaign promise to end common core with this appointment.
More here.
Liberals have finally figured out how close the vote was here in the Great Lakes States, want Hillary to ask for recount
Suddenly Democrats say the election was rigged!
I love the part of the story that claims Hillary won the precincts using paper ballots but not the machine precincts.
As everyone knows, stuffing ballot boxes with paper ballots is the oldest Democrat trick in the book, from Texas to Illinois.
Here:
Three computer scientists are asking the Hillary Clinton campaign to ask for a recount in three states Donald Trump won, which may change the outcome of this year's presidential election.
What 58 days also means
The time Al Sharpton has left to get right with the IRS before the new sheriff takes over.
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Peter Brimelow: Donald Trump and Steve Bannon are not alt-right people
Quoted here in The New York Times in an article which calls to mind, as usual, nothing so much as a bucket full of eels:
“Trump and Steve Bannon are not alt-right people,” Mr. Brimelow said, adding that they had opportunistically seized on two issues that the alt-right cares most about — stopping immigration and fighting political correctness — and used them to mobilize white voters.
To The Times racism defines not just the alt-right but conservatism generally, such as believing in Obama's foreign provenance and therefore his illegitimacy to be president, or thinking Black Lives Matter is itself a racist movement, or advocating something more than birth within our borders is necessary to be a citizen, none of which could possibly be legitimate topics of debate because The Times believes they are settled matters and any other view means one must be a racist.
To question what is settled is unacceptable to The Times, and that is best dealt with by slathering on the racism charge.
Never argue the substance.
WaPo's The Daily 202 reports Democrat liberals, just like Kevin Williamson of National Review, think Ohio's working class whites are dinosaurs
I wonder when liberals are going to figure out John McCain in 2008 outperformed Hillary in 2016 by 360,000 votes in Ohio (Trump outperformed her by 455,000).
Here in "Rust Belt Dems broke for Trump because they thought Clinton cared more about bathrooms than jobs":
-- Is the Mahoning Valley ever coming back to the Democratic Party? Will Ohio be a swing state in 2020? These are questions many Democrats in D.C. are pondering. Both before and since the election, scores of liberals have complained about how much attention the 202 has given to the Rust Belt; they argue privately that these blue-collar, non-college-educated, white-working-class Democrats are dinosaurs. The future of the party, they think, lies in the Sunbelt, and they think Trump’s win has only accelerated this realignment.
Two weeks after Election 2016 9% of the vote is still out in the state of Washington
That mail-in process they use is really great, isn't it? Think if the whole country were that slow.
And what's up with Utah? 6% still out there.
And 1% out each in Illinois, New Jersey and Oregon.
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