Linky Links

Stuff I found interesting o amusing and thought I'd share.

- Jonathan Turley on the firing of Pam Bondi.

- Jack London on books.

- The economic costs of the Iran war. But if the price for oil later plummets - does that mean by these methods the war is actually generating revue for the average US household?

- Glenn Reynolds on the return to the moon.

Linky Links

Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.

- Could peace in the Ukraine war be close at hand?

- From the archives: Still on my buck list.

- The Minnesota fraud is getting so much attention that Pam Bondi feels need to issue clarification why the DOJ isn't acting faster. Yes - faster would be better.

- Can Texas Tech booster Cody Campbell fix college sports?

AG Pam Bondi vs Senate Democrats

The Democrats under Barack Obama used to preach to "punch back twice as hard." At today's Senate hearing AG Pam Bondi took that advice to heart and wasn't taking any guff from any of the morally questionable Democratic Senators.

The Democratic Senators may have been trying to get AG Pam Bondi to tie President Trump to Jeffrey Epstein or admit to some sort of political revenge but Pam Bondi punched back twice as hard. All the Democrats did was remind people the government shutdown was their fault and that while Joe Biden was in power they never said "boo" about Jeffrey Epstein, Russiagate, or any of the law breaking going on.

Have a new post up on Substack about today's political theater.

Where are the Files?

Have a new post up on Substack.

Justice is not supposed to be political theater. People's patience is wearing awfully thin.

Linky Links

Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share. 

- The best antidepressant. We all know we need to exercise more often.

- This is the way.

- Congress funded $516 billion on expired programs in 2024. And there's 251 more that are set to expire in 2025.

- Look at the wasteful spending to universities. That's almost 26% of the grant money and you can be sure all of these universities receiving grants were towing the government lines across the board.