Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

OH, FIRST, THEY THOUGHT KAMALA WOULD BE A WONDERFUL PRESIDENT:  What did the people who promoted Biden as the Democratic presidential nominee think was going to happen if he was elected?

They were writing articles about this (yes, they were vomit-inducing.) They thought she was competent because she was a woman and “black.” They routinely confuse the package with the contents. And drink their own ink.

Second, they thought their ideas would work. From Modern Economic Theory, where money can just be printed and not increase inflation, to unicorn fart land where the only reason we didn’t all drive EVs is that gas was so cheap. (And gas is only used for jaunts in the country side, toot tooting your horn and scaring the wild life. Not to transport food, etc.) Once we experienced the wonderfulness of renewables we’d be so happy and grateful.

In other words, they’re morons. They didn’t think so much as emote about how wonderful everything would be with them in charge.

ECONOMICS CAN’T BE IGNORED:  We Told You So.

It can’t be gentled. It can’t be wished away. Contrary to what they taught yo in school, it’s a hard science. And the equations are always cold. Only fools and communists believe otherwise.

GAME CHANGER:  The Moskva.

FROM MELISSA MCSHANE:  Beguiling Birthright.

France, 1815. As a rifleman in Wellington’s Army, Jennet Graeme conceals two secrets from her comrades in arms. She is no man, but a woman. And she, like Napoleon, is an Extraordinary Coercer, capable of controlling the minds and hearts of anyone she encounters. Fleeing a lifetime of manipulating others to her will, Jennet hopes to redeem herself by turning her talent to good rather than evil. But can a power that robs its victims of free will ever be used for good?

When disaster strikes Jennet’s rifle company, she and her companions become all that stand between Napoleon and his conquest of Europe. As the enemy looms closer, and armies clash, Jennet must discover the woman she truly is—and face her destiny in a place called Waterloo.