Unmotivated and/or Just Not Smart Enough

Legacy Media Indict Themselves When They Blame The ‘Right-Wing Media Ecosystem’ [More]

The ones who know they’re liars won’t admit it and the balance of self-important boobs are basically children who chose a “liberal arts” degree where you don’t actually have to prove you know anything.

[Via bondmen]

‘Our Democracy’

The left wants to get rid of this system not for democracy’s sake, but so it can turn the U.S. into something it was never meant to be: A country where states don’t matter and an all-powerful central government, unencumbered by constitutional limits, has control of every aspect of our lives. [More]

The only time they scream about “home rule” is when they want to undermine preemption on guns.

[Via bondmen]

We’re the Only Ones Sobering Enough

WSMV4 Investigates uncovers more than 600 cases of sober drivers arrested for DUI in Tennessee [More]

Everyone involved, from arresting officers to supervisors to higher-ups who allowed it not only ought to be fired, they ought to be criminally charged and civilly sued with no qualified immunity.

What is it about Tennessee sheriff’s departments?

“Back the blue” my… eye.

[Via Jess]

All Over the Map

Even more alarming are reports that the suspect in this case has had nine felony convictions over the past ten years, and that he also has misdemeanor convictions on his record, and at the time of the stabbing incidents, he was the subject of an outstanding arrest warrant. [More]

Let’s see if the map tells us anything useful…

Homiecoming King

An arrest has been made in connection with the deadly shooting at Tuskegee University in Alabama, which killed an 18-year-old and left at least 16 people injured early Sunday. Jaquez Myrick, 25, of Montgomery, was charged with being in possession of a machine gun, according to authorities, who said he was found leaving the scene of the shooting. [More]

Lemme guess: It’s not registered on the NFRTR…

[Via Jess]

Poll Positions

Top Leftist Online Pundits Are Reportedly Hemorrhaging Subscribers Following Kamala’s Decisive Defeat [More]

My favorite pompous dolt was YouGov’s Paul Smith, who smugly predicted:

We think Kamala Harris will firstly, uh, win the popular vote by millions, but more importantly, the Electoral College 0:… we think the most likely result is that she’ll win 292 Electoral College votes to 246 for Donald Trump.

If we really want to talk about a “Pollster’s Brave Call,” Mark Walters of Armed American Radio has made no bones about declaring and defending “312” and the popular vote for for Trump in the weeks leading up to the election.

[Via bondmen]

That’s Just Step One

FEMA official fired for directing hurricane relief away from Trump supporters’ homes [More]

Wake me when the headline reads “sentenced.”

I note the story doesn’t identify who “the employee” is. Something like this ought to follow them to their grave.

[Via Jess]

Related UPDATE

That’s a pretty tepid official statement.

[Via Michael G]

A Good First Step

“Licenses”…?

Massie has a better idea.

But Trump hates him.

Expect court challenges and being drawn out and unresolved for years.

[Via Jess]

If You See Something Say Something

TikTok user @kaytpagne shared a video claiming she’s going to “purchase a Glock” in order to shoot “white” men she encounters at night. [More]

Sounds like an actionable terrorist threat to me…

If authorities do nothing, they can’t say they weren’t alerted.

[Via Jess]

Welcome to the Party, Pal

Mississippi District Attorney, Mayor of Jackson, and Jackson City Council Member Charged with Bribery and Other Offenses [More]

Now there’s a shocker.

Hopefully, he’ll be wearing orange again soon enough.

[Via Andy M]

Illinois Appeals District Court Harrel v. Raoul Ruling

Defendants Kwame Raoul, Attorney General of the State of Illinois, and Brendan F. Kelly, Director of the Illinois State Police (“State Defendants”), hereby appeal to the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit from the Court’s order and final judgment dated November 8, 2024, in this case (Doc. 55), as well as three related cases (Barnett, et al. v. Raoul, et al., 3:23-cv209 Doc. 259; Federal Firearms Licensees of Illinois, et al. v. Pritzker, et al., 3:23-cv-215 Doc. 86; Langley, et al. v. Kelly, et al., 3:23-cv-192 Doc. 46). [More]

Of course they did. Tyrants don’t cede power unless there’s a credible “or else” attached to the demand, and besides, it’s not their money.

It Depends Upon What the Meaning of the Term ‘Hostile Invader’ Is

ANCHOR BABIES AWAY: SCOTUS can Fix Illegal Immigration [Watch]

I’d love for this to be the correct interpretation. I fear that the argument will be made that it doesn’t apply because the incursion is not military in nature, and will thus be narrowly defined, like “treason,” to require a beligerrent enemy with whom we are at war.

[Via Jess]

We’re the Only Ones Intoxicated Enough

‘End of the F*cking World’: Jan 6 Cop Michael Fanone Has Drunk Election Night Meltdown [More]

Just the mentality to sic on the public…

I see the guy lives in Virginia, so it looks like plenty of “stakeholders” could red flag him, assuming that wasn’t a conditon of his mental health leave…

[Via Andy M]

Stop Me If You’ve Heard ‘Refuse to Obey Unlawful Orders’ Before

Trump’s election has also raised questions inside the Pentagon about what would happen if the president issued an unlawful order, particularly if his political appointees inside the department don’t push back. “Troops are compelled by law to disobey unlawful orders,” said another defense official. [More]

And here I thought a top priority was to purge Oath Keepers

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