The New York Post reports that our man, Tom Kean, has easily won the NJ07 GOP primary. The Post notes that Kean lost by 1.2 percent to incumbent Tom Malinowski in 2020. If he can't win this year...
Below, 90 days of KU reads for The Great Nuclear War of 1975:
Pretty consistent. Though we do see the 20 percent drop off rule at work. That is, sales will decline about 20 percent per month off the peak. The Great Nuclear War of 1975 has peaked. We're still in the top 50 in the United States and are enjoying a boomlette in Australia. We wonder if putting out The Weser next is a mistake. Fear not, readers. Both The Weser and The Great Salvation of 76 will be released this year.
The Dem's will be holding Prime Time (WTF?) hearings on the mostly peaceful January 6th protests. We don't think the Dems would be doing this unless they had at least a couple of sensational revelations to make. So don't laugh this off, reader(s). But who knows? Maybe this blog is overestimating them. Look for leaks today or tomorrow.
The Times of Israel says that Israeli politics are still deadlocked: 'A poll released Tuesday evening predicted that opposition chairman Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-religious bloc would win 60 seats — one short of a parliamentary majority — if new elections were held, while Justice Minister Gideon Sa’ar’s New Hope party would fail to enter the Knesset.' Might Israeli politics unsnarl itself if Netanyahu found something else to do? Like, maybe writing his memoirs and touring the US, speaking at mega-churches and pro-Israel Christian organizations at $50 large per? Think about it, Bibi.
Hot Air reports that the guerilla war in Ukraine has begun. Okay, Ukraine enthusiasts, what's the endgame here? Do you really think the Ukes are pushing the Ruski's out of Donbass or anywhere else? No, in the end Russia will get much of what it wants. We suspect the Davos set pushed Zelensky to fight. A tragedy all around. By the way, Ruski visitors you can find me on VK. Drop me a line.
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