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(AP Photo/Ben Margot, File) This all presents a major challenge to the Biden regime. Should the infection trend line continue where it is going: despite massive resistance to receiving the Wuhan virus vaccine, it will not be able to claim credit for something that would happen anyway. The Biden administration’s worst enemies in their campaign to make Joe Biden look like anything but a dementia popsicle (h/t to my colleague Jen van Laar for introducing me to the term) are the truth and an informed populace. And we can’t have that, can we? The White House has been reaching out to social med...

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AP Photo/Alex Brandon The vaccine for the Wuhan virus is now being administered to people across the nation. In some jurisdictions, the best principles of social justice and critical race theory are being used. When the CDC first made its recommendation for vaccine distribution it made it clear that there were just too damned many old white people and to atone for white privilege and past injustices they might have to die (see CDC Is Literally Trying to Kill Granny by Using Critical Race Theory to Decide Who Will Get Wuhan Virus Vaccine). In Massachusetts, convicts who, correct me if I’m wr...

NanoStockk/iStock/Getty Images Plus During the course of this “pandemic” and the self-inflicted crisis it has created, fewer words have received more of a workout than the word “hero.” Coming from a pre-9/11 generation, heroism has a certain meaning to me. This is what I think of when I think of heroism: On Feb. 3, 1943, the U.S.A.T. Dorchester carrying 902 service men, merchant seamen and civilian workers was sunk in the cold Atlantic. Through the pandemonium, according to those present, four Army chaplains brought hope in despair and light in darkness. Those chaplains were Lt. Georg...

Less of the Covid mutant scare stories – No 10 should give us the exit plan The long-suffering British public deserves to know exactly how we are rolling out the vaccine 15 December 2020 • 12:08pm Like me, you’ve probably seen every movie in Boris Johnson’s compelling Covid franchise this year. They’ve been almost unavoidable, after all. Lockdown 1 was a genuinely scary epic that is unlikely to be matched – a wholly unexpected departure from a director who had hitherto been known for playing things for laughs. Lockdown 2 sagged badly in the middle and could have done with a substa...