Sunday, November 27, 2016
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USC Finishes Season 9-3 After Horrendous Start (VIDEO)
I wrote about the horrendous start back in September, "Lane Kiffin's Revenge: Alabama Beats USC 52-6 in Season Opener."
It wouldn't be so lopsided if the teams were to meet again today. USC's now got one of the hottest programs in the country, having won their last 8 starts, culminating with a crushing victory over Notre Dame yesterday.
And last night I was rooting for Utah over Colorado so SC would win the division. They still have a chance to go to the Rose Bowl, depending on how things shake out elsewhere. And what would the New Year be without SC in the Rose Bowl?
At LAT, "USC beats Notre Dame for eighth win in a row but will not play for Pac-12 title":
After he hurdled Notre Dame’s last defender, Adoree’ Jackson had enough time as he raced down the sideline to contemplate his touchdown celebration.More.
It was Jackson’s third score in USC’s 45-27 win over Notre Dame on Saturday. What was the best way to mark both USC’s stunning turnaround, from a 1-3 record to one of the hottest teams in the nation at 9-3, and the best performance of Jackson’s magnificent USC career: Front flip? Or Heisman pose?
“I told them I was going to do a front flip and then do the Heisman pose,” Jackson said. “But I was so tired from the kickoff return.”
As Jackson was celebrating (he went with the Heisman pose) a sizeable portion of the fans in attendance turned their energies to more important proceedings.
And that is how a “Let’s go Utah!” chant broke out at the Coliseum, for what was probably the first time.
To win the Pac-12 South Division, USC still needed help. Utah would kick off against Colorado shortly after the game’s end. If Utah defeated Colorado, USC would win the division.
USC’s players filed out of the locker room and marched through a postgame spread quickly after the game. Then they rushed through the rain, clutching their taco bowls, to pack into dorm rooms and apartments to watch, with disappointment, as Colorado fended off Utah, 27-22.
The outcome didn’t eliminate USC from the Rose Bowl, but it did make its path more complicated. Washington, the North Division champion, is a contender for the College Football Playoff. Colorado, the South winner, is more of a longshot.
If the Pac-12 champion reaches the playoff, the Rose Bowl would select the next best Pac-12 team, most likely based on CFP ranking. Washington was ranked No. 5, Colorado No. 9 and USC No. 12 before this weekend’s games.
Some players were keeping expectations in check.
“I think we’re going to San Antonio” for the Alamo Bowl, receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster said. “But I think the Rose Bowl, we worked so hard and we deserve it.”
The Cotton Bowl also remains an option if the Trojans ascend high enough in the rankings to earn an at-large bid.
Any of the possible destinations seemed like fantasy after September, when USC began its season 1-3, shackled with two Pac-12 losses in two tries.
Saturday evidenced the team’s evolution...
Harry Stein, No Matter What...They'll Call This Book Racist
It's a good time to break this book out again — or to put on your Christmas gift-giving list!
At Amazon, Harry Stein, No Matter What...They'll Call This Book Racist: How our Fear of Talking Honestly About Race Hurts Us All.
BONUS: ICYMI, Jamie Glazov, United in Hate: The Left's Romance with Tyranny and Terror.
Record High Polarization
Record-High 77% of Americans Perceive Nation as Divided... https://t.co/AdzpqZ119S pic.twitter.com/4aXy8k6KWb
— GallupNews (@GallupNews) November 21, 2016
Apocalyptic Thought in the Age of Trump
Although it seems that Trump is edging the world toward catastrophe, it's important not to be too apocalyptic. https://t.co/54ssKVOQgA
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) November 27, 2016
The third response [to the election of Donald Trump] is a full-throated embrace of the apocalyptic worldview—one that divides the world into good and evil, vilifies opponents, and pushes the battle for ultimate justice to its violent consummation. This cosmic vision animated the European wars of religion. Today, its main champion is ISIS.
It is wise to note that we have already witnessed a similar level of polarization during the U.S. presidential campaign, as both nominees attacked each other using apocalyptic rhetoric. At a rally in Ocala, Florida, Trump told his supporters, “The election of Hillary Clinton would lead, in my opinion, to the almost total destruction of our country as we know it.” In Palm Beach, he called the election “a moment of reckoning” and “a crossroads in the history of our civilization.”
Clinton and her supporters met these bleak prophecies with their own messages of doom. Clinton concluded a New York Times Magazine interview with an ominous warning, “I’m the last thing standing between you and the apocalypse.” And Slate.com maintained a “Trump Apocalypse Watch,” which used a scale of one to four horsemen to indicate the likelihood of a Trump presidency and, by extension (and only half-jokingly), the end of the world. As the campaign drew to its bitter finale, the media played on the drama. “The end is near,” announced TIME Magazine in a headline that was both reassuring and ominous.
But if both sides fail to back down from this apocalyptic standoff, we can expect deepening polarization, mutual obstruction, and the embrace of more extreme policies and tactics. When one’s opponent poses an apocalyptic threat, almost anything goes.
That is why it is vitally important that we change our mindset. We shouldn’t see Trump’s victory as a harbinger of the apocalypse. Those who oppose Trump would do better to see it as a tragedy. A tragic worldview takes its bearings from the likes of the playwright Sophocles, the historian Thucydides, the theologian St. Augustine, and the political thinker Max Weber. Despite their deep differences, these thinkers recognize the difficulty of reaching settled solutions to our deepest disagreements. They see the dangers of both hubristic certainty and passive resignation.
Further, the tragic worldview does not deny the stakes of politics, or the reality of what can be accomplished. Instead, it calls upon us to return again and again to the work of politics—what Weber called the “strong and slow boring through hard boards.” For some, like Senate Democrats and Republicans who opposed Trump, this work will involve difficult and sometimes repugnant compromises. For others, such as governors and state legislators, city police departments, and citizens, the work of politics will call for resistance and protest.
We must arm ourselves, “with that steadfastness of heart which can brave even the crumbling of all hopes,” as Weber once counseled. “This is necessary right now, or else men will not be able to attain even that which is possible today.” The tragic worldview is not a popular one. Its insistence on seeing the world as resistant to progress, unresponsive to virtuous intentions, and capricious in its rewards for goodness does not offer much consolation. But it may be the best hope.
Heh. How Leftists Respond to People Who Voted for Donald Trump
Kellyanne Conway Unloads on Mitt Romney — Trump Supporters 'Feel Betrayed' (VIDEO)
I'm for John Bolton, who's actually a real diplomat. Besides, who more to piss off the radical left than Bolton, heh?
At Politico, "Conway unloads on Romney" (at Memeorandum).
Conway: Trump backers feel "betrayed" he is considering Romney for secretary of state https://t.co/BNYC8ijfEL https://t.co/efBPUXbUd8— CNN (@CNN) November 27, 2016
BONUS: At Althouse, "Kellyanne Conway's almost-perfect go-to answer for anything."
Leftists Still Foaming at the Mouth Almost a Month Later
From the letters at USA Today:
Almost a month after, leftists still foaming at the mouth: America is not great: Second Look https://t.co/dsLVmVDVNW @PatriarchTree
— Donald Douglas (@AmPowerBlog) November 27, 2016
The Electoral College was created by our elitist Founding Fathers who did not think the common man had the wisdom to vote. And now Americans are stuck with a misogynist, racist, ignorant, bigoted money grubber as president.
Therefore, I hope for the failure of Trump and his administration. I applaud any individuals who try to bring it down. He will never be my president or the president of fair-minded Americans. The idea that Trump will be president makes me ashamed to be an American.
Reba Shimansky
New York
President Barack Obama's Statement on the Death of Fidel Castro
O's so bad even left-wing journalists have excoriated him.
On Twitter:
Obama's statement on Fidel is so anodyne that it sanitizes his atrocities and terrible place in history pic.twitter.com/jeDhI9sDbS
— Marc Caputo (@MarcACaputo) November 26, 2016
And see Gateway Pundit, "Compare and Contrast: DONALD TRUMP vs OBAMA on Tyrant Fidel Castro’s Death."
Emily Ratajkowski in Mexico — NSFW
And at Barstool Sports, "Emily Ratajkowski Went Topless In Cancun and It Is Probably Not Safe for Your Workplace."
Definitely not safe for work.
Humberto Fontova, The Longest Romance
I think folks'll be just fine reading Humberto Fontova.
At Amazon, The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro.
Fidel Castro jailed political prisoners at a higher rate than Stalin during the Great Terror. He murdered more Cubans in his first three years in power than Hitler murdered Germans during his first six. Alone among world leaders, Castro came to within inches of igniting a global nuclear holocaust.
But you would never guess any of that from reading the mainstream American media. Instead we hear fawning accounts of Castro liberating Cuba from the clutches of U.S. robber-barons and bestowing world-class healthcare and education on his downtrodden citizens. “Propaganda is vital—the heart of our struggle,” Castro wrote in 1955. Today, the concept is as valid to the Cuban regime as ever.
History records few propaganda campaigns as phenomenally successful or enduring as Castro and Che’s. The Longest Romance exposes the full scope of this deception; it documents the complicity of major U.S. media players in spreading Castro’s propaganda and in coloring the world’s view of his totalitarian regime. Castro’s cachet as a celebrity icon of anti-Americanism has always overshadowed his record as a warmonger, racist, sexist, Stalinist, and godfather of modern terrorism. The Longest Romance uncovers this shameful history and names its major accomplices.
#TrudeauEulogies: Twitter Goes Nuts Over Canadian Prime Minister's #FidelCastro Comments
I mean, really crazy stuff.
At Blazing Cat Fur, plus some:
Justin Trudeau’s statement on Fidel Castro’s death a revisionist embarrassment https://t.co/w7e3sI9sOP pic.twitter.com/05LBfmzfZO
— Blazing CatFur (@Blazingcatfur) November 26, 2016
History's greatest monsters are given loving Canadian-style send-offs in these #TrudeauEulogies https://t.co/iTULrwK80E
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) November 26, 2016
.@Blazingcatfur Twitter goes nuts over Canadian PM's #FidelCastro comments. #TrudeauEulogies https://t.co/DbgZidlzNc
— Donald Douglas (@AmPowerBlog) November 27, 2016
Fidel Castro's Death Confirms the Depravity of the Left
In Fidel Castro’s Cuba, Vincent Canby of the New York Times noted in his review of Nestor Almendros’ Improper Conduct, “playwrights, doctors, poets and painters as well as more ordinary folk such as tour guides and hairdressers, a number of whom spent time in one or more of the country’s forced-labor camps.”Keep reading.
And as the late Susan Sontag observed: “The discovery that homosexuals were being persecuted in Cuba shows, I think, how much the left needs to evolve.”
More than three decades later, the response to the death of Fidel Castro confirms that the left has not evolved at all, and may even be worse than during the dictator’s heyday. As Paul Hollander showed in Political Pilgrims, that was about as bad as it gets.
“Fidel sits on the side of a tank rumbling into Havana on New Year’s day,” wrote New Left icon Abbie Hoffman. “He laughs joyously and pinches a few rumps. . . Fidel lets the gun drop to the ground, slaps his thigh and stands erect. He is like a mighty penis coming to life, and when he is tall and straight, the crowd immediately is transformed.”
For American leftist writer and academic Saul Landau, Fidel Castro was “a man who has been steeped in democracy,” and “a humble man.” For Angela Davis, American academic and Communist Party candidate for vice-president in 1980 and 1984, “Fidel was their leader, but most of all he was also their brother in the largest sense of the word.” And so on, to a pitch of absurdity perhaps best captured by Norman Mailer, who said of Castro:
“You were the first and greatest hero to appear in the world since the Second World War, the answer to the argument of commissars and statesmen that revolutions cannot last, that they turn corrupt or total or eat their own.” Castro did all that, and more, but on his exit, more than 60 years too late, the left cut loose a torrent of hagiography.
British Labour Party boss Jeremy Corbyn said Castro “will be remembered both as an internationalist and a champion of social justice.” He did have “flaws” but Corbyn did not elaborate.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Fidel Castro was a “remarkable leader,” who “made significant improvements to the education and healthcare of his island nation.” He was also “a controversial figure,” but the prime minister, son of pro-Castro prime minister Pierre Trudeau, did not say what might have caused the controversy.
Former Soviet boss Mikhail Gorbachev said Castro “strengthened his country at the time of the toughest American blockade” and led his county “onto the road of independent development.” For Chinese president Xi Jinping, “dear comrade and true friend” Fidel Castro made “immortal contributions to the development of socialism around the world.”
Likewise, for French president Francois Hollande, Fidel Castro “represented, for Cubans, pride in rejecting external domination.” Vladimir Putin, called Castro, “a wise and strong person,” an “inspiring example for all countries and peoples,” and a “sincere and reliable friend of Russia.”
President Obama, who like those Olympic referees in 1972 put time back on the clock for the Castro dictatorship, recalled, “the countless ways in which Fidel Castro altered the course of individual lives, families, and of the Cuban nation.” The U.S. president also hailed “the enormous impact of this singular figure on the people and world around him.” Muslim leaders were also fond of the man.
In 2006, the Nation of Islam’s Louis Farrakhan wrote to Fidel Castro:
“I firmly believe that Allah (God) has chosen you and the Cuban people to begin this process of servicing human needs, thus setting the stage for all people of goodwill to emulate this mode of service to others.”In 2014 Farrakhan said: “Fidel Castro made solidarity among the peoples the reason of his existence.” In similar style in 1992, Iranian Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khameini said “it is his personality to believe and rely on people.”
The apologists might have consulted the various Amnesty International reports, which hardly capture the full picture. With no apology to Francois Hollande, Fidel Castro allowed the Soviet Union to impose complete domination of Cuba. That helped Fidel Castro drive a prosperous nation to sub-Haiti levels of poverty. His repression was such that Cubans flee at the first opportunity, leaving everything behind, at great risk to their own lives. That is why the Straits of Florida have become a graveyard without crosses...
Image Credit: Bosch Fawstin.
Jill Stein Praises Fidel Castro: 'A symbol of the struggle for justice...'
But see Instapundit, "COMMIES GONNA PRAISE COMMIES."
Fidel Castro was a symbol of the struggle for justice in the shadow of empire. Presente!— Dr. Jill Stein (@DrJillStein) November 27, 2016
PREVIOUSLY: "Jamie Glazov, United in Hate."
Saturday, November 26, 2016
Julia Cooke, The Other Side of Paradise
I'll keep looking.
Meanwhile, here's Julia Cooke, The Other Side of Paradise: Life in the New Cuba. (The book's got very nice review, and it came out just a couple of years ago.)
Added: Don't forget Ann Louise Bardach, Without Fidel: A Death Foretold in Miami, Havana and Washington.
Hillary Clinton Campaign to Participate in State Recount Efforts in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania
The headline now reads, "Clinton Recount Plan Draws Sore Loser Jibe From Team Trump":
Donald Trump refused to say that he’d respect the results of this election. By doing that, he’s threatening our democracy.— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 21, 2016
Hillary Clinton’s campaign will participate in vote recounts of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan if they take place, drawing a rebuke from Donald Trump’s team that the Democrat is being a “sore loser” and part of a “ridiculous” effort.Yeah, sore loses and hypocrites.
If Green Party candidate Jill Stein initiates recounts in those states as she intends, the Clinton campaign “will participate in order to ensure the process proceeds in a manner that is fair to all sides,” Clinton campaign lawyer Marc Elias said Saturday in a post on the blogging website Medium.com. He added that he doesn’t expect the action to overturn Trumps election.
Trump focused on Stein, not Clinton, in a response. “The people have spoken and the election is over, and as Hillary Clinton herself said on election night, in addition to her conceding by congratulating me, ‘We must accept this result and then look to the future,”’ he said in a statement.
Kellyanne Conway, who was Trump’s campaign manager and is now a senior adviser, was less conciliatory. “What a pack of sore losers,” she said in a statement. “After asking Mr. Trump and his team a million times on the trail, ‘Will HE accept the election results?’ it turns out Team Hillary and their new BFF Jill Stein can’t accept reality.”
“Rather than adhere to the tradition of graciously conceding and wishing the winner well, they’ve opted to waste millions of dollars and dismiss the democratic process. The people have spoken. Time to listen up. #YesYourPresident,” Conway said...
Now it's Hillary Clinton who's a threat to our democracy.
Read Babalú Blog for Best Castro Coverage
See, "A death worth celebrating: Cuba’s ‘Beast of Birán,’ dictator Fidel Castro, finally dead at 90."
Scroll around here.
And see Val Prieto on Twitter.
Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons.
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Ann Louise Bardach, Without Fidel
This one looks like a good place to start. I love the title.
At Amazon, Ann Louise Bardach, Without Fidel: A Death Foretold in Miami, Havana and Washington.
Castro's Obituary at the Miami Herald
Read the Miami Herald obit. It's a tour de force. https://t.co/M31cj8E0Nw
— Ishaan Tharoor (@ishaantharoor) November 26, 2016
Fidel Castro, Cuba's Communist Dictator, Dead at 90
Extremely comprehensive obituary. #FidelCastro https://t.co/thanwo2CIL
— Donald Douglas (@AmPowerBlog) November 26, 2016
I'm loving the commentary on Twitter though.
The glamorization of Fidel Castro today is disturbing, if you love life, freedom and liberty you are appalled. pic.twitter.com/MkJNbDlDBh
— SalenaZito (@SalenaZito) November 26, 2016
More later.
Friday, November 25, 2016
Post-Thanksgiving Cartoon Roundup
And from the most excellent Ben Garrison:
Press in the Era of TRUMP New #BenGarrison #cartoon #TalkingTrash w/@CNN #LyingPress #LyingMedia more https://t.co/Oj98iIxEAZ #Trump pic.twitter.com/Pc8vyAvpWk
— BenGarrison Cartoons (@GrrrGraphics) November 22, 2016
Heidi Klum the Day After
She's still got it.
#HeidiKlumSwim in the December issue of @Shape_Magazine! @HKintimates https://t.co/ev3IF0q52r pic.twitter.com/Ps8YCtdNKv— Heidi Klum (@heidiklum) November 14, 2016
Blast from the past: Remember this shoot 4 @VictoriasSecret w the amazing Dominique Issermann! pic.twitter.com/eQaMn6GpXC— Heidi Klum (@heidiklum) October 4, 2013
BONUS: "Heidi Klum Topless Bikini Photos: Tulum, Mexico."
Ban the Burqa
I think CAIR, Media Matters, and the SPLC had a collective heart attack seeing this, lol.
Pamela Geller in The Hill: Ban the Burqa https://t.co/S4cCWpEQ5C pic.twitter.com/ugkdOaOnIz
— Pamela Geller (@PamelaGeller) November 23, 2016
Wisconsin's Edgewood College Investigates Heinous Crime of Post-It Note Hate Speech: 'Suck it up, pussies!'
I mean the investigation, lol.
The Post-It Note's hilarious.
At Reason, "Student’s Reaction to Trump Win: ‘Suck It Up, Pussies.’ Police Are Investigating This Hate Crime: Edgewood College calls post-it-note a cowardly act of hate and intimidation."
Hat-Tip: Instapundit.
Black Friday Deals at Amazon
I've got some blog posts coming up here shortly.
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Thursday, November 24, 2016
Shop the Thanksgiving Store
BONUS: John Bunyan, The Pilgrim's Progress (Dover Thrift Editions).
Deal of the Day: Samsung 23.6-Inch Screen Monitor
At Amazon, Samsung S24E310HL 23.6-Inch Screen LED-Lit Monitor.
Lots more here.
BONUS: Donald Trump, The Art of the Deal.
Don't Like Trump's Cabinet Picks So Far? Too Bad — He Won
But see the letters to the editor, at the Los Angeles Times:
To the editor: Why “hard right”? Do you ever say “hard left”?Heh.
I’ll say it now: The Times is a biased, hard-left Democratic Party propaganda organ. Your coverage of the presidential election campaign was biased and partisan, with regular Trump bashing — not just in editorials and op-ed articles, but also news stories, book and art reviews and even sports.
Despite President Obama’s and Hillary Clinton’s post-election statements, your coverage of the transition is even worse. What are you, journalists or Democratic Party political operatives?
John Mellen,
Rancho Palos Verdes
I'm surprised that letter even got through, lol.
Still more.
Sports Illustrated 'Football in America'
Today's the best football day of the year: Three games and turkey dinner. You can't beat it for loafing around like an unemployed basement-dwelling fever swamp leftist, heh. (They probably don't even like football, since it's heteronormative and patriarchal, lol.)
At SI, "FOOTBALL IN AMERICA."
30 states. 500 interviews. From stadiums and schools to parking lots and casinos, SI explores football in America: https://t.co/Fu5hGfZtJe pic.twitter.com/R2qzhhKlm0
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) November 16, 2016
SI's epic look at FOOTBALL IN AMERICA starts at the office of @nflcommish. He doesn't see things the way the ppl do. https://t.co/T3jRC6A0eN pic.twitter.com/eEjnEo7DX4
— Adam Duerson (@adamduerson) November 16, 2016
'Be Ruthless in Tracking Your Enemies...'
No "hope and change". Clear-eyed vision and change. Be ruthless in tracking your enemies, and match that in compassion for whom they attack.
— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) November 12, 2016
Mike Pereira, NFL's Former Head of Officiating, Watches Several Games at Once at Fox News Studios, Wearing Ugg Boots Just Below the View of the TV Camera
At LAT, "Former NFL head of officiating Mike Pereira still gets to make the tough calls on games":
Former NFL head of officiating Mike Pereira still gets to make the tough calls on games https://t.co/t9KWRg0ArO
— Sam Farmer (@LATimesfarmer) November 23, 2016
Beneath his natty three-piece suit, Mike Pereira wears thermal underwear. The millions of football fans who tune in every fall Sunday would have no idea that he’s clomping around in fur-lined UGG boots that are just below the view of the TV camera. His glass-walled workroom at Fox Sports studios, appropriately nicknamed the “Ice Cube,” has the thermostat twisted down to a crisp 50 degrees to combat the hot lights and keep everyone alert.Keep reading.
Without question, Pereira has the coolest job in the NFL...
Don't Miss Your Black Friday Deals
I love Amazon, mostly for the books, lol.
And thanks to all of my readers and friends --- and occasional visitors --- for shopping through my links. It's always appreciated!
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BONUS: Daniel Walker Howe, What Hath God Wrought: The Transformation of America, 1815-1848 (Oxford History of the United States).
Wayne State University Police Officer Dies After Being Shot in the Head in Horrific Ambush Shooting
Following-up, "Rising Ambush-Style Attacks on Police Are Hate Crimes."
At the Detroit Free Press, "Wayne State campus police officer dies after being shot."
Rising Ambush-Style Attacks on Police Are Hate Crimes
Via Amanda Carpenter, at Conservative Review:
20 police officers have been murdered in ambush-style attacks this year. This is a crisis. https://t.co/MBIAuj5QCg
— Amanda Carpenter (@amandacarpenter) November 23, 2016
Jimmy Kimmel's 'Politically Correct Thanksgiving Pageant' (VIDEO)
I literally lol'd at this.
Via Blazing Cat Fur, "Jimmy Kimmel Skewers SJWs with ‘Politically Correct Thanksgiving Pageant’."
WATCH: E-Cig Explodes Inside Man's Pocket!
Via ABC News 7 Los Angeles:
E-cigarette explodes inside employee's pocket in NY wine shop https://t.co/2k4fAzoJEG pic.twitter.com/lw8vk0Wvbm
— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) November 23, 2016
Happy Thanksgiving!
Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
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— Babes Paradise (@exxxcitement) November 23, 2016
Christine Garcia, San Diego's First Transgender Police Officer, Removed from Transgender Day of Awareness Event (VIDEO)
Because LGBTQ progs are so, well, progresssive.
At the S.D. Union-Tribune, "Transgender cop's uniform keeps her out of event she organized":
San Diego’s first transgender police officer was kept out of an event at the San Diego LGBT Community Center in Hillcrest last week because she was wearing her uniform.More video at the link.
The Transgender Day of Awareness, an annual event to honor those who lost their lives to anti-transgender violence, was held Nov. 17 at the facility on Centre Street.
Officer Christine Garcia, who publicly transitioned last year, helped plan the event and was part of the police department security detail that watched over a commemorative march down University Avenue.
After the march, when Garcia tried to enter the event as a member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community, she was asked to leave because her police uniform could upset others in attendance.
When leaders at the center learned what had happened they directly apologized to Garcia and San Diego police Chief Shelley Zimmerman.
“We do not wish to ever make any community member feel unwelcome at The Center – these officers are valued members of our community,” said Delores Jacobs, CEO of the center, in a statement.
Jacobs said the occurrence was a regrettable misunderstanding of the center’s already existing policy of inclusion, which seeks to acknowledge the concerns that members of the community may have without excluding others. Leaders have reviewed the policy with its staff since the event.
“While we need to support those that are uncomfortable and honor their reactions to valid and understandable difficult previous experiences, we also need to explain that… our LGBTQ San Diego police liaisons are a valued part of our community,” Jacobs wrote.
Longtime LGBTQ activist, City Commissioner Nicole Murray-Ramirez, said the incident was an outrage.
“Any officer, be they gay or straight, should be welcomed into our community center in uniform,” he said. “They protect our community and neighborhoods and make San Diego a better place.”
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Donald Trump Announces Cabinet Picks, Going Big on Diversity (VIDEO)
There's video from the "All-Star Panel," at Fox News, here.
And at USA Today, heh, "Teacher unions smarting after many members vote for Trump."
Iggy Azalea Wet T-Shirt for 'GQ Australia'
Man.
At Egotastic!, "Iggy Azalea GQ Hottie With No Top On."
Thank you for making me Woman Of the Year, @GQAustralia ! #GQMOTY pic.twitter.com/xroArXMgad
— IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) November 17, 2016
Shop Black Friday Deals Week at Amazon [BUMPED]
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Sean Hannity Pushing for Media 'Freeze Out' in New Trump Administration (VIDEO)
But see Politico, "Hannity calls on Trump to freeze out the press" (at Memeorandum).
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Jackie Johnson's Fantastic Forecast
Here's Ms. Jackie:
Kellyanne Conway: Leftist Media 'Never Prepared Themselves That This Guy Could Actually Win...' (VIDEO)
She's so awesome. I can't wait to find out what position she's taking in the new administration.
Kendal Lee Schuler Sun-Bathing at Bondi Beach, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (PHOTOS)
And at Drunken Stepfather, "KENDAL SCHULER TOPLESS ON THE BEACH OF THE DAY."
Donald Trump Disavows the 'Alt-Right'
What a day.
From Rosie Gray, at BuzzFeed, "Trump Acknowledges, Disavows White Nationalist Alt-Right Movement."
this is, to my knowledge, the most Trump has ever disavowed/acknowledged the alt-right pic.twitter.com/go7MEjUmBi
— Rosie Gray (@RosieGray) November 22, 2016
Trump on alt-right supporters: "It's not a group I want to energize. And if they are energized I want to look into it and find out why."
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) November 22, 2016
Trump gets asked again about the alt-right conference. 'Boy you are really into" this issue, Trump replies. Then disavows again.
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) November 22, 2016
Michael Hirsh, National Editor of Politico Magazine, Resigns After Posting Home Address of Richard Spencer to Facebook
Man, politics are messed up right now. Sheesh.
At Poynter, "Politico editor resigns after posting address of White nationalist."
Also at Twitchy, "Politico editor resigns after posting home address of Richard Spencer, urging ‘decent Americans’ to pay a visit."
Press in the Era of Trump: @Politico Natl editor @michaelphirsh doxs Richard Spencer & advocates beating him with a baseball bat at his home pic.twitter.com/9cp3rrFS4G
— Third Position (@Third_Position) November 22, 2016
William Julius Wilson, The Bridge Over the Racial Divide
In any case, at Amazon, William Julius Wilson, The Bridge over the Racial Divide: Rising Inequality and Coalition Politics.
Hat Tip: J.D. Vance, who cites Professor Wilson in his book, Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis.
'Oh, give me the beat boys and free my soul. I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away...'
Not so with Dobie Gray. I could listen to him over and over again. I remember first hearing this song in 1972 on the radio when I was just 11-years-old. So beautiful --- and spiritual. I could never forget it.
And the song's author just passed away a few days ago, coincidentally and strangely, considering I'm just paying attention this. See Billboard, "Mentor Williams, Writer of Dobie Gray's 'Drift Away,' Dies at 70."
Rural Hispanic Voters Shifted to Donald Trump
At least 29 percent of Latinos supported Trump, which is more than those Hispanics supporting Mitt Romney in 2012.
Leftist are gobsmacked, I'm telling you.
At WaPo, "Rural Hispanic voters — like white rural voters — shifted toward Trump. Here’s why":
Fascinating: Rural Hispanic voters — like white rural voters — shifted toward Trump. Here's why. https://t.co/nVNbLdqf74 @gerry_cadava
— Kathy Cramer (@KathyJCramer) November 18, 2016
Many observers contend that Hispanic voters will shape the future of American politics. But it’s not yet clear exactly what their influence will be. There’s been debate about whether they may portend a permanent Democratic majority; vote according to ethnic backgrounds — Mexican American, Puerto Rican, Cuban American; or hold political points of view that vary by economics or region, much like other Americans.
With the 2016 election, we have a new set of data to help us investigate this question. My county-by-county comparison of election results in 2016 and 2012, drawn from data available at CNN.com, Politico.com, PBS.org and other sites, shows that rural white and rural Hispanic voters have a lot in common.
Or to put it another way, the election of 2016 revealed an urban/rural divide that was as strong as the white/Hispanic divide.
Election analysts have noted that Donald Trump ran up the vote in rural, largely white counties in the Rust Belt and the Midwest. He flipped or narrowed Hillary Clinton’s margin of victory in others. Because these rural voters came out so strongly, states that hadn’t helped elect a Republican for a long time — Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and most likely Michigan — delivered his electoral victory, however narrowly.
And here’s the surprise: many rural Southwestern counties with large Hispanic, predominantly Mexican populations, moved in Trump’s direction as well.
That wasn’t true in Southwestern states as a whole. States like New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, and Texas remained blue or became less red. Hillary Clinton got strong Hispanic turnout in Sun Belt metropolises like Las Vegas, Phoenix, and San Antonio.
But if you look closely at many largely Hispanic rural areas in these states, you find that Trump did better — and Hillary did worse — than did Mitt Romney or Barack Obama. Voting in these counties was much like that in similar counties in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
When postelection reports suggested that Trump performed surprisingly well among Hispanic voters, the polling firm Latino Decisions rejected the claim. The firm specializes in polling Latino voters, and enumerated the risks of relying on exit polls to understand that electorate’s behavior. The firm vigorously defended its own election eve polls, which suggested that Clinton would rack up historically wide margins from Latinos.
But Latino Decisions, in defense of polls it conducted leading up to the election, has focused on overwhelmingly Hispanic precincts in more urban areas, not the rural communities that tell a different story.
In dozens of rural counties throughout the Southwest, Clinton performed worse in 2016 than Obama did in 2012, as you can see in the figure below. In Guadalupe County, N.M., about an hour’s drive east of Albuquerque, she received 17 percent less of the vote than Obama did four years ago — 53 percent compared with Obama’s 70 percent. In several other counties where Hispanics accounted for half to nearly all of the population — Rio Arriba, N.M.; Costilla, Colo.; Greenlee, Ariz.; and Duval, Tex., for example — Clinton took home roughly 10 percent fewer votes than did Obama in 2012. In many more heavily Latino counties, her votes lagged behind Obama’s by 3 to 8 points.
Even in the South Texas counties that Latino Decisions has named bulwarks of Clinton support — the Rio Grande Valley below San Antonio, where she won between 70 and 85 percent of the vote — she didn’t do as well as Obama had done four years earlier. In Brooks County, which, according to the 2015 American Community Survey, is 89.5 percent Hispanic, Clinton’s tally was 3.9 percent less than Obama’s. In Zavala County, which is 93.1 percent Hispanic, it was 5.6 percent less. In Duval County, which is 88.8 percent Hispanic, it was 9.8 percent less.
Meanwhile, as you can see below, Trump did much better among Hispanics in the rural Southwest than Romney did. He received a greater share of the vote than Romney had in more than a dozen counties with large Hispanic populations: six percent more than Romney in Starr County, Tex., which is 95.8 percent Hispanic; 7.5 percent more in Costilla County, N.M., which is 63.6 percent Hispanic; and 9.1 percent more in Duval County, Texas, which is 88.8 percent Hispanic.
Clinton may have received more votes than Obama did in many parts of South Texas, where, as a politically-motivated student at Yale Law School, she knocked on doors in predominantly Mexican neighborhoods for the McGovern campaign. But Trump also received more votes in South Texas than Romney did. Clinton rallied thousands more voters, but so did Trump. His supporters there matched the enthusiasm of Clinton’s, just as they did in dozens of rural counties with large Hispanic populations in New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, and Texas.
In fact, two Colorado counties where Hispanics constitute about half the population flipped from blue to red. Conejos County, which is 53.7 percent Hispanic, went for Obama in 2012 and Trump in 2016. So did Las Animas County, which is 42.6 percent Hispanic. In both counties, turnout was lower for Clinton than it had been for Obama, and higher for Trump than it was for Romney.
To be sure, some of these rural Southwestern counties are extremely small compared with the big cities where Hispanic support for Clinton was strong. In small counties, the Hispanic vote adds up to hundreds or thousands or tens of thousands — while in cities, it totals hundreds of thousands. Therefore, rural Hispanics won’t be credited with moving the needle much in one direction or the other.
So yes, there was a Hispanic “surge” in big Southwestern cities that helped Clinton hold on to New Mexico, Colorado, and Nevada, and helped make Trump’s margin of victory in Arizona and Texas narrower than it had been for any Republican in two decades. But that ignores the vote in rural counties across the country — including those that are largely Hispanic — that led to Trump’s victory.
Why would Hispanics vote for Trump, despite his many anti-immigrant and anti-Mexican statements?
One answer: poverty. The Hispanic communities in the rural Southwest that moved toward Trump were some of the poorest in their states.
Take San Miguel, Guadalupe, and Mora Counties in New Mexico, whose populations are 77.1, 79.2, and 80.2 percent Hispanic, respectively. These three counties have New Mexico’s lowest median household income, highest rates of unemployment, and lowest rates of labor market participation. The median income in these counties for families with a head of household between the ages of 25 and 44 is between $25,000 and $30,000 per year, or about half the national median income ($55,000) for families with heads in the same age range. These counties lost, on average, about 5 percent of their population between 2010 and 2015.
In other words, they’ve suffered the same tough economic circumstances as did some of the Midwestern counties that handed Trump the election. They’re more similar to than different from other forgotten counties across the United States, where voters upended the predictions of pollsters and shouted against the status quo.
Ruben Navarette Jr. wrote in The Daily Beast that the election “boiled down to a brutish tug-of-war between Latinos in the battleground states of the West … and working class whites in the Rust Belt” — let’s add the upper Midwest — and “in the end, Trump found enough white voters to offset losses with Latinos.”
But that’s only partly true. In reality, many rural Hispanics and working class whites pulled on the same side of the rope.
200 Racist Idiots Show Up at 'Alt-Right' Conference in D.C. and the Leftist Media Goes Berzerk
The 'alt-right" is nothing. It's like some 4chan nightmare come to life. Seriously.
Richard Spencer got full fawning treatment at the Los Angeles Times last week, "'There's nothing wrong with being white.' Trump's win brings 'white pride' out of the shadows."
And noq, Sarah Kendzior, and I'm sure numerous others, got the Times to change their headline on yesterday's alt-right conference in D.C., with the new headline denoting "white supremacists."
But the thing is, they number in the low hundreds. They're nobodies. I mean, who knew racism would be so popular in the late-Obama interregnum?
Screenshotting so you will see how MSM now portrays supremacists who want ethnic cleansing. Don't give clicks. But you must know #Resist pic.twitter.com/rOYQFenLaX— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) November 21, 2016
LA Times has now rewritten their headline but are still glamorizing and normalizing supremacists who want ethnic cleansing pic.twitter.com/iJjLd9ALKq— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) November 21, 2016
But see Jamie Weinstein:
As I noted to Richard Spencer in my intv today, his conference had 200-300 ppl, BronyCon 2016 had over 7,000. Not sure alt-right thriving— Jamie Weinstein (@Jamie_Weinstein) November 21, 2016
Still more, at the New York Times (seeing a pattern here?):
"Heil the people! Heil victory," some shouted at an alt-right conference in Washington https://t.co/p45TVU0ZLI
— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 21, 2016
Seahawks Wide Receiver Doug Baldwin Flips Off Coach Before Throwing TD Pass to Russell Wilson
At LAT:
Seattle WR Doug Baldwin flips off his coach before throwing his first career touchdown pass https://t.co/lyhRWWpC2s pic.twitter.com/ZmCSXxHODy
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) November 21, 2016
'Alt-Right Founder Questions If Jews Are People...'
This guy's 15 minutes are up. Flush 'im.
Here is the segment. That chryon. These times. pic.twitter.com/5vXn5GM7ll
— Colin Jones (@colinjones) November 21, 2016
BONUS: At the Hill and Twitchy, expect to see more of this as the leftist media ramps up its attacks on Trump's "white supremacist" supporters (who, even if they are, make up less than 100th of one percent of the U.S. electorate; they're minuscule):
Trump spokesman denounces racism after alt-right conference https://t.co/5taeIR98lz pic.twitter.com/u6b41pR7hm— The Hill (@thehill) November 22, 2016
Trump team denounces 'racism of any kind' in wake of 'alt-right' conference; Tapper furious over CNN chyron https://t.co/fAG6r0Vkt2— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) November 22, 2016
Donald Trump Has Been Facing an 'Avalanche' of Media Smears (VIDEO)
White Anger, Racial Violence, Economic Despair
Here's Jeff Schechtman, at Alternet, "Election Reflection: White Anger, Racial Violence, Economic Despair, and the Worst Is Yet to Come — A Journalist's Dark View from Flyover Country."
This is an interview with Sarah Kendzior, and it's all transcribed.
(She's a little unglued, but interesting, as I've been saying.)
Monday, November 21, 2016
Jennifer Aniston Mentioned 'Sex Toys' in Front of Disabled Children on Live Television
And I thought Angelina Jolie was supposed to be the rebel (see, "Explaining the Enduring Pop Culture Fascination with Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston and Angelina Jolie").
At London's Daily Mail, "'Did Jennifer Aniston just mention sex toys in front of disabled children?' Actress, 47, stuns viewers with live pre-watershed gaffe... as they marvel at her youthful appearance."
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Well, Shoot, I Was Waiting for Trump's Purge Anarchy
The hand of God swept to smite that asshole from the earth.
When I think of the one person I'd purge if purge anarchy was a possibility (in our times of troubles), it'd be SEK.
Sorry not sorry.
This was an evil person, a perfect representation of the evil the left produces. There is no redeeming quality. There's nothing redeeming I could even think of in his case. He was an all-around despicable person and I'm cheering his exit from this mortal existence.
Good riddance.
In any case, long time readers will get it. If you're a newbie around these parts, see "The Lies of Scott Eric Kaufman — Leftist Hate-Blogger Sought to Silence Criticism With Libelous Campaign of Workplace Harassment."
'Spread your tiny wings and fly away...'
It's Anne Murray, however, who had the biggest hit with the song.
Beneath this snowy mantle cold and clean
The unborn grass lies waiting
For its coat to turn to green
The snowbird sings the song he always sings
And speaks to me of flowers
That will bloom again in spring
When I was young my heart was young then too
Anything that it would tell me
That's the thing that I would do
But now I feel such emptiness within
For the thing that I want most in life's
The thing thing that I can't win
Spread your tiny wings and fly away
And take the snow back with you
Where it came from on that day
The one I love forever is untrue
And if I could you know that I would
Fly away with you
The breeze along the river seems to say
That he'll only break me heart again
Should I decide to stay
So little snowbird take me with you
When you go
To that land of gentle breezes
Where the peaceful waters flow
Spread your tiny wings and fly away
And take the snow back with you
Where it came from on that day
The one I love forever is untrue
And if I could you know that I would
Fly away with you
Sunday, November 20, 2016
Leftist Elitism Faces Hard Times in the West
They used to be way more free market over there. Now it's all hand-wringing and whining. They've been corrupted like the rest of the leftist elite, and now they're bemoaning the populist tide.
Interestingly though, in this piece below, Lexington warns the Democrats that mimicking "right-wing" wing populism ain't going to work. Voters are not fools. They'll go for the real thing every time, heh.
See, "Democrats on the Brink." (Cached version to get around the subscription gate; also at Google here.)
Kendall Jenner Quits Instagram — And Then Restores Her Account (VIDEO)
Frankly, no serious celebrity hottie in this day and age is going to spend a long time in social media "detox." And she's a hot chick.
At WWTDD, "Kendall Jenner Seems Simple":
There's a reason nature didn't evolve women who were both hot and smart. For the very same reason the vast majority of offensive tackles aren't majoring in engineering. Smart attractive women or smart huge strong guys in any reasonable number would quickly take over the species. The smart attractive women would refuse to fuck and the smart big men would spend their days inventing undetectable ways to spike the punch bowl.More.
Kendall Jenner recently announced she was leaving Instagram. The many millions of people who rely on Kendall Jenner's day to get through their own expressed dismay and shock. Somebody bought a fancy new belt that looked amazing. Theories on Jenner's abandonment ranged from the inane to the inane. Her followers don't have great range. But it was all so simple, as Jenner explained on Ellen...
Here's video, "Kendall Jenner Plays 'Hot Hands: Kardashian Jenner Edition'."
Plus, at EW, "Kendall Jenner returns to Instagram a week after deleting account."
Previously Kendall blogging is here.
The Electoral College Is in Play
But depraved progressives would be singing the glories of the system should Democrat electors engineer a "faithless" revolt come December, which a Colorado elector, writing at Daily Kos, says is possible (via Instapundit):
I am one of the Electoral College Electors from Colorado. This is by virtue of Hillary Clinton prevailing in Colorado (moving me from a nominated certified Elector to “actual” Elector). Late last week I canvassed half my fellow CO Electors beginning with Micheal Baca, who is mentioned here in the Denver Post article: Colorado presidential elector seeks to block Donald Trump from White House, also talked to numerous political reporters both print and national on line media, (AKA; John Frank the author of the above article and Kyle Cheney from Politico, author of this article, Here are the people who will cast the formal vote for president next month, political science and presidential history university scholars, law school professors, political professionals, elected and government officials and I have come to this conclusion: INDEED THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE IS IN AN HISTORIC PLAY. Where this goes is speculation but sentiment is building that the Electors cannot sit by and be ceremonial.Fuck 'em.
Donald Trump Slams 'Saturday Night Live' (VIDEO)
Alec Baldwin's prolly got a boner going while playing 'Trump' on the show.
I gotta admit I laughed at this clip, but for the most part I avoid the show, filled as it is with "idiots and losers."
Sunday Cartoons
Also, at Theo's, "Cartoon Roundup..."
Cartoon Credit: Legal Insurrection, "Branco Cartoon – Hobos."
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Still more, Bill O'Reilly and James Patterson, Give Please a Chance.
BONUS: Michael T. Flynn, The Field of Fight: How We Can Win the Global War Against Radical Islam and Its Allies.
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BONUS: Phyllis Schlafly, The Conservative Case for Trump.
Breitbart Looks to Expand Globally
In any case, the folks at the Breitbart shop are looking for growth opportunities.
At LAT, "Breitbart News, fiery conservative outlet buoyed by Trump victory, aims to go global":
It all began a little more than 10 years ago in a basement in Westwood: a small army of young employees in T-shirts and shorts huddled over their laptops, determined to launch a news site that would shake up the world of conservative media.More.
At first, the site started by Andrew Breitbart was a simple news aggregation service. But in a few short years it evolved into an idiosyncratic voice combining original reporting, incendiary commentary and outright trolling, in keeping with the rambunctious spirit of its founder, who died in 2012.
As its popularity grew, many condemned its rhetoric as extremist, xenophobic, sexist and a platform for hate speech — accusations its leaders have denied. Others laughed it off as a journalistic lightweight catering to a far-right fringe known as the alt-right.
No one’s laughing anymore. As Donald Trump prepares to take office as president, the Breitbart News Network stands poised to become one of the most influential conservative media companies in the country. Stephen K. Bannon, the site’s controversial executive chairman, was a key figure in Trump’s campaign and has been named chief White House strategist.
For Breitbart, this could mean a direct line to the West Wing, a level of media access unprecedented in modern times, according to experts. While some believe this will turn the outlet into an extension of the Trump administration, leaders at Breitbart see it as an opportunity that will allow them to compete not only with conservative rivals like Fox News, but the entire media firmament, which it sees as dishonest about its left-leaning bias...
Saturday, November 19, 2016
ICYMI: J.D. Vance, Hillbilly Elegy [BUMPED]
At Amazon, J.D. Vance, Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis.
Poor, Poor Charles Blow
It's not only stupid, it's wrong. (See this Scott Adams post for proof.)
At CNN, "J.D. Vance, author of 'Hillbilly Elegy', and CNN political commentator Charles Blow, talk about how divided American voters are feeling after the 2016 election."
Actually, it's mostly sad Charles Blow, but J.D. Vance does comment as well. He's a nice guy. A good guy, and obviously quite tolerant of idiots like Mr. Blow.
Natasha Oakley and Devin Brugman in Bikinis
Check us out on the @DailyMail Snap Story today! 👙👙👙 #tashanddev pic.twitter.com/imFVQpxiGo— A Bikini A Day (@ABikiniADay) November 18, 2016
Plus, "No filter! Instagram models Devin Brugman and Natasha Oakley flaunt their natural curves in skimpy bikinis at Sydney's Bondi Beach."
BONUS: "Hillary Duff Bonking Her Trainer Paying Off."
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Why Jeff Sessions Has Conservatives So Fired Up
Following-up, "President-Elect Donald J. Trump Selects U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions for Attorney General (VIDEO)."
At the Daily Signal, "Why Jeff Sessions, ‘an Advocate for the Constitution,’ Has Conservatives So Excited."