Bill Maher’s newest rule: young people and political violence

This week Bill Maher’s comedy-and-news bit is about the “Assassination Generation,” referring to all the young men who kill or commit arson for ideological reasons. As we know, a big proportion of young people (about 40%) think that political violence is sometimes warranted.  As you might expect, Maher deplores this behavior and the ideas behind…

Bill Maher’s newest rule: young people and political violence

Three Months In: EPA’s Endangerment Finding Repeal Has Quietly Become a Legal Fight, not a Scientific One

For all the talk of finally relitigating the underlying climate science, the EPA’s final rule does almost none of that. It does not argue that greenhouse gases fail to qualify as pollutants. It does not litigate model sensitivities, the surface temperature record, attribution methodology, or any of the empirical questions that WUWT contributors and others…

Three Months In: EPA’s Endangerment Finding Repeal Has Quietly Become a Legal Fight, not a Scientific One

Dump and Pump: Law Professor Suggests Extreme Method to Save Virginia Redistricting

After the Virginia Supreme Court rejected the results of the recent Democratic effort to effectively wipe out Republican representation in…

Dump and Pump: Law Professor Suggests Extreme Method to Save Virginia Redistricting

Net Zero Parties Annihilated By Trump Aligned Candidates in British and Australian Elections

Turns out the public has higher priorities than ensuring their great grandkids enjoy 0.01ºC lower temperatures in 100 years. The post Net Zero Parties Annihilated By Trump Aligned Candidates in British and Australian Elections appeared first on Watts Up With That?.

Net Zero Parties Annihilated By Trump Aligned Candidates in British and Australian Elections

The Gerrymander Debacle in Virginia Leaves the Democratic Party with a Dangerous Agenda

Below is my column in the New York Post on the decision of the Virginia Supreme Court to nullify the…

The Gerrymander Debacle in Virginia Leaves the Democratic Party with a Dangerous Agenda

Harrison R. Tyler (1928 – 2025)

Harrison Ruffin Tyler – the last living grandson of the 10th president John Tyler – died this past Sunday evening, May 25th at the age of 96. Harrison Tyler was a businessman, a chemical engineer and a passionate preservationist. In the mid-1970s Harrison purchased, and spent years restoring, Sherwood Forest Plantation, America’s longest framed home […]

Harrison R. Tyler (1928 – 2025)

The UK Labour slaughter

The scale of losses for UK Labour in their local elections is beyond massive. So far it is: I predicted at the end of 2025 that Starmer would not survive the year. I think that is still looking a good prediction. The post The UK Labour slaughter first appeared on Kiwiblog.

The UK Labour slaughter

Stuff confirms what I said six months ago about TPM

Stuff reports: Back on 28 November I blogged: I understand that Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke is consulting her electorate over the next two weeks on whether she should remain with Te Pati Maori under its current leadership. Only took six months for others tp catch up 🙂 With Kapa-Kingi sitting in a limbo-land not quite in, but…

Stuff confirms what I said six months ago about TPM

BSA to go

The Herald reports: The Government will disestablish the Broadcasting Standards Authority after deeming the media regulator’s role “doesn’t make sense” amid an evolving industry. Media and Communications Minister Paul Goldsmith today confirmed the Government had agreed a process to wind down the BSA and “investigate self-regulation options”. The Government had been considering the future of…

BSA to go

Chippie is brave and right

The Herald reports: Labour leader Chris Hipkins says he is open to discussing whether New Zealand’s superannuation should be means-tested.  Hipkins told Newstalk ZB’s Kerre Woodham he would not want full means-testing of the country’s pension but added “there are questions”.  “I don’t want to do this on a unilateral basis, I think these need to…

Chippie is brave and right

“Baseless and Insulting”: Three Justices Chastise Jackson for a “Groundless and Utterly Irresponsible” Claims Over the Finalizing of the Voting Rights Opinion

Since her appointment by President Joe Biden, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has quickly developed a radical and chilling…

“Baseless and Insulting”: Three Justices Chastise Jackson for a “Groundless and Utterly Irresponsible” Claims Over the Finalizing of the Voting Rights Opinion

“Get Rid of the Department of Climate Change”: Aussie One Nation’s Condition for a Future Coalition Government Deal

One Nation, which is riding high in national polls, has laid out a hard condition for supporting any future right wing Aussie coalition government. The post “Get Rid of the Department of Climate Change”: Aussie One Nation’s Condition for a Future Coalition Government Deal appeared first on Watts Up With That?.

“Get Rid of the Department of Climate Change”: Aussie One Nation’s Condition for a Future Coalition Government Deal

Pay us off or we’ll oppose it

ACT released last week: “An iwi group’s alleged demand for $180 million in order to approve the Bendigo Santana gold mine exposes how New Zealand’s resource management system has been warped by standover tactics and backroom dealing,” says ACT Resources spokesman Simon Court. Kā Rūnaka say extracting $180 million from Santana has not been their…

Pay us off or we’ll oppose it

The UK elections – how bad will Labour do

On 7 May, there will be elections in Scotland, Wales and much of England. Up will be: The latest poll projections have Labour losing around 1,700 of their 2,200 councillors with the gains being Reform +1,450, Greens +900, Lib Dems +330. Losing 80% of your seats is terrible. In the Welsh Senedd, Labour have 30…

The UK elections – how bad will Labour do

Soper on Ardern

Audrey Young writes: There is one verdict that stands out among others, however, his scathing assessment of Dame Jacinda Ardern. He even weaponises her self-deprecating admission that she suffered from “imposter syndrome” against her.  “She talked a number of occasions about an imposter syndrome, and I think she genuinely felt that because I thought she was…

Soper on Ardern

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