Dov Fischer

6 days ago | spectator.org | Dov Fischer

A year or so ago, when Candace Owens moved over to the Dark Side, I published some thoughts here about her and Tucker. I wrote, with ample documentary evidence, that Candace had become an outright open and notorious Jew hater. But I defended Tucker. I also defended him after he and Fox parted company. We need to bomb Fordow, the Ayatollahs’ mountain-based nuclear enterprise, before those nukes visit us. We have to. America First. People say that even a broken clock is right twice daily. Whatever.

1 week ago | spectator.org | Dov Fischer

We never should have put boots on the ground in Iraq and elsewhere after 9/11. The Iraqis and Iranians were doing a wonderful, marvelous job — indeed, G-d’s holy work — of killing half a million of each other for eight years, at a cost of more than $1 trillion. That was approximately equal to America’s total debt (not just deficit) at that time. (Now $34 trillion.)The fantasy of “regime change” was disastrous. Every time either George Bush spoke of Islam as a religion of peace, we cringed.

2 weeks ago | spectator.org | Dov Fischer

The thoughts herein have been inspired by my Governor Gruesome Newsom, my Mayor Karen Bass Ackwards, the L.A. “Riots,” and Greta Thunberg. All Comedy Tonight. They don’t call the Los Angeles nonsense “Riots” for nothing. As Ralph Kramden would say: “You’re a riot, Alice. A regular riot. Zip-boom to the moon, Alice.” The only thing missing from the contemporary La-La-Land version of “The Honeymooners” is “Alice.” Instead, we have Maxine. A riot, a regular riot.

1 month ago | brownpelicanla.com | Dov Fischer

The thing about Donald Trump’s presidency that saddens me most is that he has less than four (or eight) years left in the White House. That’s it. There never will be another like him, certainly not in the near future. Possibly never. It took an Obama to give us a Trump, just as it took a doddering, lost Biden, in slow motion, to give him back to us, just as it took a completely failed Jimmy Carter to give us a Reagan. That’s how it works.

1 month ago | spectator.org | Dov Fischer

The thing about Donald Trump’s presidency that saddens me most is that he has less than four (or eight) years left in the White House. That’s it. There never will be another like him, certainly not in the near future. Possibly never. It took an Obama to give us a Trump, just as it took a doddering, lost Biden, in slow motion, to give him back to us, just as it took a completely failed Jimmy Carter to give us a Reagan. That’s how it works.