Many years ago, when I was a lowly college student, I was walking with my roommate to a bar in downtown St. Cloud, Minnesota. As we progressed, we approached a group of people, two men and their two female dates.
As we passed the foursome, I was suddenly stopped in my tracks. My glasses went flying. Without halting and without any exchange of words, one of the dudes had punched me in the nose.
To say I was stunned would be an understatement.
So, I can relate to the women being randomly punched on city streets.
However, aside from our gender, there is one key difference between my random assault and theirs: I didn’t vote for it.
These young women, living in New York City and most likely liberal, probably voted for policies like sanctuary cities and jail reform. Now they are learning the consequences of their votes.
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Like much of America, I got caught up in the hype over Caitlin Clark and wound up watching not one, but two women’s college basketball games.
It was entertaining.
Because I am an avowed dirty old man, I couldn’t help but notice Clark teammate Gabbie Marshall and a former player named Kelsey Plum, who was watching one game from the stands.
Marshall and Plum might not have Clark’s star power, but I discovered that they do have Instagram pages:
Gabbie Marshall
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Kelsey Plum watching the game
When a girl poses for a photo like the one above, she does realize that the focus of attention is her bum, does she not?
April must be camel-toe month at The Weekly Review (see last week).
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Israel versus Everyone Else in the Middle East
Like most people on the Internet, I like to have opinions on current events.
But as for Israel and its enemies in the Middle East … I don’t have a clue.
I give up. You tell me.
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