Thursday Throughput: The Heavy Price Of The Great Barrington Declaration Edition
The data does not show a Great Barrington Declaration approach saves the economy without costing lives. It shows a heavy price on both.
Monthly Archive: September 2021
The Problem with the January 6th Committee
But throughout the January 6th Committee proceedings there is one nagging question: what exactly will be done?
The Lingering Stench Of Clean Bills From A Nose Blind Congress
That we now have to delineate “clean bills” as an anomaly of legislation that does what it says it is going to do ought to be the clue
News You Can’t Make Up, Unless You are Facebook
A fully functional adult stressing about the availability of a particular lipstick says too much about Facebook’s opinion of the average user.
Senate To Pass “Clean” Funding Bill To Delay Government Shutdown
In a week of posing, posturing, and preening, the senate is moving legislation to delay a government shutdown that is a practical admission of the situation at hand.
Star Wars: Visions Blends Star Wars With Anime, and It Mostly Works
Is Star Wars: Visions a gimmick, or something more? As someone who isn’t an anime fan, I set out to watch the series and find out.
Mystical, Magical Blue Collar Labor
There is no mystical, magical thing to blue collar labor, just a shortage of people willing or encouraged to do it.
The DoD, CYA, And The “Accountability For Afghanistan” Blame Game
The “accountability for Afghanistan” dog and pony show our elected and selected betters are performing proves what they think of us, the American people
Heavenly! (Mystery Symphony)
This week, we examine another work that sounds even more like late Mozart. “Sounds like late Mozart” is high praise. For anyone.
Senate Bill 2829: Marco Rubio’s Out to Mind Your Business
Yes, Marco Rubio, we see you. We are all very impressed with your big fancy bill. Your virtues have been sufficiently signaled.
All California Voters To Receive Vote-By-Mail Ballot
Whether they as for it or not, every California voter will get a vote-by-mail ballot in a new law that makes the pandemic measure permanent.
OT Contributor Podcast: The Old Gods Podcast on Modern Conservatism
The latest The Old Gods Podcast from Birch Smith and talks about the components of modern conservatism, and how populism devoured them all.
Congress To Vote On Things Monday On Capitol Hill, YMMV
The House of Representatives and the United States Senate are planning on voting on things, the question for congress is what exactly will they be voting on.
The Georgia Howl Of The Trump Vendetta Ride
Republicans should do well in 2022, so if they don’t win in Georgia where the Trump Vendetta Ride is focused, we’ll all know why.
Sunday Morning! “808s & Otherworlds” by Sean Avery Medlin
Sean Avery Medlin sings, and dreams, and recreates, and dances themself in 808s and Otherworlds, a book of “Memories, Remixes, and Mythologies” released this week by Two-Dollar Radio
New York City Schools Mandatory Vaccinations Temporarily Halted
A Second Circuit injunction has stopped the largest school system in America from mandatory vaccinations, for now.
