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Probably no other person has ever done as much to promote sexual perversion in this country as the esteemed Alfred Kinsey.
Thanks to the Constitution, I accept that people have the right to assemble peacefully. But, one, shouldn't these assemblies have a point? And, two, shouldn't there be a time limit?
Over the years, I've discovered I have far more memories of my childhood than most other people have of theirs.
If there is a foundation that isn't corrupt, that isn't just a way for rich people to lower their tax rate by pretending the foundation is a charity and not simply a way to inflate certain people's political influence, I don't believe I've heard of it.
It doesn't mystify me that those who are getting rich or, more to the point, richer because of China — people like Bill Gates, Dianne Feinstein and the owners and players in the NBA – are all sucking up to Communist China. What I find puzzling is that they kowtow to China so openly.
When I was young, it used to strike me as odd when people would question my hearing or my eyesight.
Considering that the insane response to the Chinese virus has resulted in about 40 million unemployed workers, many of whom may not have jobs to return to, it is a herculean task to find something good to say about the current situation.
So far as I'm concerned, too much attention is being paid to Biden's possibly boorish behavior in 1993 and not enough to his questionable activities as the Vice-President between 2009 and 2017 and his loutish kerfuffle with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin in 1982.
For far too long, we've become accustomed to thinking that heroes only pop up on battlefields and football fields.
If you're searching for an upside to the shutdown, it should be that we all got a taste of Socialism with its inevitable shortages, rationing and loss of our constitutional freedoms.
I have disliked Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), from the first time I saw him on stage at the daily briefings from the White House.
Phyllis Schlafly died at the age of 92, on September 5, 2016, two months before the presidential election.
It has become increasingly obvious that some of the state governors are getting carried away with their newly-discovered powers, using them to boss and bully their constituents.
It finally happened. All the black candidates dropped out. Then Bernie Sanders dropped out.
When roughly 3,000,000 people are expected to die of what we have come to regard as natural causes, the response to the Kung Flu strikes me as way over the top.
If you're older than, say, 60, you will be able to recall a time when many newspapers were considered conservative. Yes, Virginia, there was a period in American history when someone sharing my politics could actually write for or serve on the editorial board of an American daily.
I believe it is past time to remove "United" from "United States." It was Lincoln who said that a nation divided against itself could not stand, and he was right. But whereas he was arguing for the 13 Confederate states to submit to the will of the 20 Union states, I would argue for the independence of all 50 states.
As I look at the empty streets, the deserted parks, the miles and miles of empty grocery shelves, I'm reminded of those dystopian movies that show what the world would look like after a war involving smart bombs that kill people but leave structures undamaged.
As in war, the battle against the virus has united Americans in a way rarely seen in peacetime.
