Category Archives: Social Commentary

The Preference Cascade

It’s still a couple months until Trump is inaugurated, but people have lost their fear. Though I suspect that it will take longer to cleanse academia, particularly of the anti-Semitism. But I expect a lot of those who have been the worst on campus may end up being (finally) deported.

[Update a couple minutes later[

The left will not go quietly. No, the fight has just begun, but the people are willing to do it now, and will not be cowed by them any longer.

Bob Zimmerman says that the American populace has awakened against the woke.

And western publics are finally turning on the “green” elites. They’ve figured out that it was never about the environment or the weather.

The Department Of Education

End it, with extreme prejudice:

A New Dawn

I slept better last night than I have in quite a while. I wonder now if the election had been weighing on me. As in 2016, it’s as though a great weight has been lifted.

My immediate thoughts: Barack Obama doesn’t get his fourth term. All of that lawfare against Trump is probably moot now. And we won’t be hearing any more whining about the Electoral College, at least for the next four years or so, since he won the popular vote. And speaking of that, what happened to those millions of voters from 2020 that didn’t make it to the polls yesterday? I have a theory.

I may have more thoughts later, but for now, a foreigner explains to other non-Americans why they’re surprised at this outcome.

[Update a few minutes later]

Heh.

Another big loser in addition to Barack:

[Friday-morning update]

Glenn Beck is filled with hope.

Me, too.

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