It’s Not Just VW…
Usually, when a Porsche gets permanently parked it's because it's a treasured museum piece - retired from heroic deeds on street or track (sometimes both). But the 1,500 Porsches that have been...
The “Mainstream” Media Isn’t
You have probably heard someone refer - accurately - to government (rather than public) schools.
We need more such clarity.
More such honesty.
It deprives them - authoritarian collectivists - of the moral sanction...
The Quacking of Ducks
Here's the trouble.
Most people can't read... and so, can't think.
Not quite literally, perhaps. But, meaningfully. They have been taught - very deliberately - to be sloppy and fluid with words. A given...
Trump vs. the Zampolits
If the Clovers are in a panic, it is probably time to get happy. And they are very panicky, indeed. About (cue Emperor Palpatine voice) a great many things. One of...
What it Costs Us
What just happened (Friday) tells us much about what Trump must do on Monday.
Thirty thousand people just lost their jobs - as opposed to the not one person actually harmed by...
On The Razor’s Edge
It is good that Hillary lost - obviously.
But it may prove to be the worst thing that could have happened.
Depending on what Trump does as president.
If he governs as a Republican,...
And Now Cummins. . .
It takes a lot for a major car company or engine manufacturer to deliberately circumvent a regulatory fatwa. As policy. Not a "rogue engineer." The entire engineering department; the upstairs bosses... everyone...
Happy News!
Ding dong the dick is dead.
Clarence Ditlow - styled as the "foremost advocate of automotive safety" (italics added, bear with) by The New York Times - is gone.
Finally.
While it is bad...
Chrysler Kaput
Fiat has put a hit out on Chrysler. Kissed both cheeks - then one right on the lips.
Tonight, you sleep with the fishes.
Well, maybe not tonight.
But about three years from now.
2020.
It...
More Government “Help” For Electric Turduckens
One of the many problems with electric cars is that places to “refuel” them are neither convenient nor common. You can plug in at home, but that’s slow (it takes hours...