But, But, But, It’s Just So Unfair!
You know who else doesn’t get paid as much as NBA players? National Hockey League players, because they just don’t have as sizable a fan base.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
You know who else doesn’t get paid as much as NBA players? National Hockey League players, because they just don’t have as sizable a fan base.
The in-school assault was serious enough that several credentialed media sources reported on it, and how the school was warned, in advance, that the attack would occur, and did nothing. But you know what all of the media sources I linked did not mention? It has been reported by the Daily Mail that the assailant …
My very good friends on the left used to love, when presented with a fact which challenged their assertions, to use the expression, “The plural of anecdote is not data.” I, of course, pointed out that an ‘anecdote,’ if confirmed, actually is a datum. A few years ago, Barry Ritholtz writing in The Big Picture, …
You know who volunteer firemen are? They are hard, strong, brave men who have come together to provide a service which their communities need but for which many localities cannot fully pay.
The WNBA is still a money loser for the NBA, while the UAE deal is just pure profit for the league. It’s all about the Benjamins!
If, on November 5, 1979, President Carter had told the Ayatollah Khoumeini, in no uncertain terms, that either our embassy personnel being held hostage would be safely on a plane, heading out of Iran, within 72 hours, or we would regret their passing in the attack which reduced Tehran and Qom to radioactive black holes …
We have previously reported on how almost everyone supports drug addiction treatment and rehabilitation, but they prefer it to be in other people’s neighborhoods, and how even in Democrat-controlled Philadelphia, the City Council passed an ordinance which bans ‘safe injection centers in all council districts except one. We alson noted that, despite residential opposition, the …
But what we do know is that there have been an awful lot of crimes, including crimes involving a firearm, being committed by people awaiting trial on a prior felony charge, and Mr Reed is just another one of those people.
Even the liberal Democrats who control the city government understand that their constituents don’t want drug addicts around their neighborhoods.
In 25 years, John Nusslein will be 44 years old; in 25 years, Chung Yan Chin will still be dead.
I have previously mused that Philadelphia Inquirer main editorial writer Daniel Pearson could actually be a conservative, though ‘moderate Democrat’ would probably be far closer to the truth. Though Mr Pearson is not the Editorial Page Editor, I would guess that he has some influence. And I have noted how the newspaper has granted outside …
When you don’t tell an obvious truth, you let the liars win. J K Rowling, the author of the brilliant Harry Potter books, is a stone liberal, one who decided to tell readers that Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts School of Wizardry and Witchcraft, is homosexual. Miss Rowling never mentioned anything about her vision …
The federal government is providing grants, not loans, to build charging stations, and investors are still not seeing that these places will be very profitable.
But, but, but, we are told that homosexuality has nothing, nothing at all, to do with pedophilia! There is a great, untold truth here, and everyone is afraid to tell that truth.
“Nice guy” policies have led to disaster in our big cities. My site has previously noted the open-air drug market in the Kensington section of Philadelphia; with published photos of junkies shooting up right on the street in front of SEPTA’s Allegheny Avenue train station, it’s pretty difficult not to notice. The government of Mexico …
Can someone tell me why I am paying $285.48 per year for a newspaper which censors the news?
You would think that an article in the newspaper on food ‘deserts’ in some Philly neighborhoods would at least mention crime.
One place in which governments, and employers, can restrict speech is when the speaker is at work; no one reasonably holds that an employee could harm his employer through his at-work speech.
Once again, the Democrats are touting the great economy, telling us that wage increases are now running at a greater rate than inflation.
As we reported in this comment, the Philadelphia Police had identified the fourth suspect in the Five Points mass shooting, and gave that suspect, a 17-year-old juvenile, until Wednesday morning to surrender to police, or they would release his name and photo. He didn’t surrender, and federal marshals did what they said they’d do. …