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Most Mass Shootings Occur in Blue States

American Thinker

Blue states have made up seventeen of the twenty-seven mass school shootings in this year alone — almost double those in red states. That’s a reality that needs to be contemplated. Why is this and what are they doing to correct it beyond pushing the stripping away of guns, thus disarming everyone but the criminals and the crazies?

Kamala Does It Again

American Thinker

Thomas Lifson: Is Kamala Harris trying to sound stupid? I suppose the theory would be that she is trying to get people to underestimate her. But I have a different theory: that she is really stupid, and having grown up as a hot chick, she suffers from hot chick syndrome. That is, she’s just not received an adequate level of negative feedback from male authority figures necessary to correct her behavior.

Liz Cheney, Ally of the Despicable Democrats

American Thinker

How long will it take for Cheney to urge prosecution of members of the House GOP leadership for conspiring to thwart the certification of the election of Biden? It will, arguably, be an act of political negligence for Republicans to ignore the trajectory of Cheney, from her support of Trump’s second impeachment to her present stance amidst the “despicable Democrats” who lunge at the opportunity to exploit, for the purpose of holding onto political power, the loss of ten lives.

Mike Pence Was Right

American Thinker

Was Mike Pence a coward on January 6? In no way. He was, on the contrary, a perfect profile in courage. He surely knew his actions would precipitate a tempest of vicious personal smear and slander from the very people he considered himself politically aligned with.

Schadenfreude Overload as Fox Ratings Champs Savage CNN+

American Thinker

Conservatives rarely get opportunities to gloat as delicious as the rapid demise of the streaming service CNN+, reportedly the brainchild of Jeff Zucker, the now ex-head of CNN, the man who dragged the cable news pioneer far to the left. The humiliation stains not just Zucker and CNN, but also Chris Wallace, who left Fox News on a high horse, taking aim at Tucker Carlson and the prime-time opinion hosts at the cable news leader.