The gaslighting continues, and those doing it have no shame

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NPR: Protests in D.C. Were 'Largely Peaceful'

David Strom:

The gaslighting on everything has gotten so brazen that leftists and media figures don't even bother to pay attention to reality, no less describe it accurately. They pick a narrative and go with it in the belief that with enough repetition and censorship, they can convince large swathes of the public to believe that the sky is green, that Kamala Harris is smart, competent, and likable, and that Joe Biden is George Washington. 

George F'ing Washington!

Murphy's Law

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Unlike his party’s presidential nominee who had her own speaking engagement at a sorority, CT Senator Murphy did show up to hear Netanyahu’s address to the joint session of Congress yesterday, and was properly outraged by what he heard:

Here’s who Murphy and his party support:

RELATED: The Democrat’s media just can’t help itself — the Pounce is back.

Nothing like a hearty guffaw to start your morning off right

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*Note from the Publisher: It has come to our attention that use of the term “totem pole” is an act of racist cultural appropriation, and must not be used by whites, Asians, or, presumably, eastern Indians. We apologize for this egregious sin, and have fired the editor for wandering so far off the reservation.

The FBI has always been a useless gang of thugs, so this doesn't surprise me

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Asked whether he had personally observed any cognitive decline in meetings with Biden prior to his decision to withdraw from the election, FBI Director Wray said that he had not witnessed any issues with the president's mental state.

Democrat congressmen, world leaders, and left-wing reporters (but I repeat myself) have now come out of the woodwork to admit that, for years, they’d witnessed what the rest of the world has been seeing all along: the old man’s gaga, and his mental condition has been rapidly deteriorating. The man in charge of the FBI didn’t notice anything? He’s either a pathetic liar, or an incompetent completely unsuitable for his position, or, of course, both.

Contract in Deer Park

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33 Midwood Road, currently asking $6.6 million after starting off in 2021 at $8.3, reports a contract, finally. Built in 1928 on 1.71 acres (RA-1 Zone) and renovated at some point: the original 2001 listing claimed 2006, the latest listing pushes that back to 2002, so perhaps the owner had second thoughts and undid some of her improvements?

In any event, it’s Deer Park, and that’s always a plus, regardless of the age of a house, or its style.

Video here — you’ll want to use the mute button.