Grateful Calvin

1 day ago | twitchy.com | Grateful Calvin

Democrats these days seem to have only two settings on their behavioral dial. Unhinged rants inciting violence on one end and utterly cringeworthy social media content on the other. There are no waypoints between the two anymore, for most of them. The following video, unfortunately, belongs in the latter category, and also in the category of 'We Saw It, So Now You Have To.' We apologize for what we are about to show you.

1 day ago | twitchy.com | Grateful Calvin

At this point in the New York City mayoral race, it might be shorter to list the number of New Yorkers who aren't running for the office than to list the ones who are. Eric Adams is running for re-election as an independent, Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa is in the race as a Republican, there is a candidate from the Conservative Party, one from the Working Families Party, as well as several other independents. But let's face it: this is New York City.

2 days ago | twitchy.com | Grateful Calvin

Since the horrific terrorist attack in Boulder last weekend, we have spent a lot of time dragging the legacy media for their repugnant but all too predictable coverage of the event. We've written countless articles about this flagrant media malpractice, and it hasn't even been a week yet. Two ridiculous recent examples include ABC News doing the Norm Macdonald meme and worrying about 'Islamophobia' in the wake of a pro-Hamas illegal alien hurling Molotov cocktails at Jews.

2 days ago | twitchy.com | Grateful Calvin

It almost feels unnatural to hear about teachers' union corruption and NOT immediately see the name Randi Weingarten. Especially when the news comes from our favorite Randi Wrecker, Corey DeAngelis. But such is the ubiquity of the misconduct across so many teachers' unions (and such has been the malignant influence of Weingarten on all of them) that it's becoming difficult to swing a cat around any union and not hit some malfeasance.

4 days ago | twitchy.com | Grateful Calvin

With the 75th anniversary of the novel's publication (technically last year), naturally, Signet Books wanted to release a new edition of the landmark novel, with the approval of the Orwell estate, of course. But today I learned, courtesy of Walter Kirn and Matt Taibbi, that both Signet Books and the Orwell estate have no idea what the word 'irony' means. Last night on their show, 'America This Week, Live,' the two writers discussed the modern implications of Orwell's magnum opus 75 years later.