Saturday, August 08, 2026
TFP: Former DSA Organizer Explains How Radical the DSA and the Rest of the Left Are
Jimmy Carter on the Need to Show ID to Vote
Jimmy Carter in 2005 on voter ID: "It will not restrict people from voting."
— Jenn Pellegrino 🇺🇸 (@JennPellegrino) August 6, 2026
He even described Voter ID as “a move forward in getting more people to vote."
Republicans need to share this video far and wide. Voter ID was bipartisan then. It should be bipartisan now. pic.twitter.com/szZarfscjw
Friday, August 07, 2026
First NBA Player Declares for the WNBA
Girl, get some. https://t.co/zNuINnOlHV
— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) August 7, 2026
Strassel: Can Democrats Resist Socialism?
For more than a decade, the Democratic Party has been stuck in a reactive anti-Trump loop, made worse by its unwillingness to offend its extreme leftist base. So instead of offering a full-throated defense of traditional Democratic ideals and criticizing socialism, they sit silent as the left pulls the party ever further.
Thursday, August 06, 2026
Brian T. Allen on the Woke Smithsonian
I would normally have dived into this story and wasted days of my life on it...but for some reason I haven't. I haven't even read the report--though I've skimmed bits.
This is just one of the many awful characteristics of the woke left--it's tendency to take over organizations and institutions and turn them to its nefarious purposes. It's a totalitarian worldview that sees all other things and all other human activities as subordinate to it--ergo to be subordinated.
NRO: Cambridge has itself to blame for the Jason Arday debacle
Corruption Watch: Trump's Latest Graft: early access to "truth social" posts for $100k/month
Jenine Pirro, the Reflecting Pool, and Trump's Denial of Reality...But Don't Forget the Left is Worse...
His method of deciding what is true and requiring everyone to accommodate him emerged as a signature trait only hours into his first presidency. Fuming over unflattering comparisons between his inaugural crowd and Obama’s first swearing-in, he sent then-press secretary Sean Spicer into the briefing room to deliver a bizarre statement. “This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration — period — both in person and around the globe,” Spicer said.[1] What Spicer and Conway clearly meant (as context made extremely clear at the time) was that the Trump administration was looking at other facts--or, more accurately, other evidence--about crowd size. There are, in fact, apparently a couple of different ways to estimate crowd size. The Park Service does it one way (almost certainly the best way...this is something they do all the time) but there are others.
At the time, it seemed absurd. But it was an important moment. Spicer was the the [sic] first Trump official to choose between observable reality and his boss’s false version. Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway coined a presidency-defining soundbite for the ages when referring to the president’s “alternative facts.”