Snowday Links

On a Sunday on which snow is expected for much of the eastern U.S., here are some things going on:

From National Review, according to a poll, about half of Americans are "disappointed" with Joe Biden's presidency.

From Townhall, congresscritter Jim Clyburn (D-SC) "wholeheartedly" endorses President Biden's speech on voting legislation.

From The Washington Free Beacon, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel (D) speculates that "white supremacy" motivated the attack against a synagogue in Colleyville, Texas.

From the Washington Examiner, Guatemalan security forces prevent a caravan of migrants from Honduras and Nicaragua from entering Guatemala.

From American Thinker, yes, there is an "insurrection", but not the kind alleged by the left and the media.

From LifeZette, "is change always better?"

From NewsBusters, Good Morning America lies about Georgia's voting law.

From Canada Free Press, what would getting America back on track require?

From TCW Defending Freedom, must we wait until the knife is at our throat before we recognize totalitarianism?

From Free West Media, the German secret service labels critics of government coronavirus policy "enemies of the state".

From EuroNews, the Austrian government revises plans for its proposed coronavirus vaccine mandate.

From The North Africa Post, the Algerian health system crumbles under the omicron coronavirus variant.

From The New Arab, an Egyptian parliamentcritter proposed to make attempted suicide a crime.

From TheMediaLine, Twitter bans the account of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei after it posts a video threatening to kill former President Trump.

From India Blooms, three Pakistani Ahmadi men are denied bail after being arrested for allegedly sharing online a distorted version of the Koran.  (As with any story from an Indian site about events in Pakistan, or vice versa, some figurative NaCl might be justified.  However, IB cites, but does not link to, the Pakistani site Dawn.)

From The New Indian Express, a Christian woman accuses her husband and some of his family members of detaining her in an Islamic center in Ponnani, India.

From Gulf News, Kuwait postpones the training of what could be its first group of female officers after an uproar.

From RepublicWorld, in the Afghan province of Paktia, the Taliban burn musical instruments.  (The last five stories come via The Religion Of Peace.)

From Gatestone Institute, Kazakhstan sees "echoes of the autumn of sorrows".

From The Stream, more about the attack at the Colleyville, Texas synagogue.

From The Daily Signal, the lessons of the Capitol riot.

From NECN, a large cargo ship arrives at the port of Boston, which is expected to help relieve supply chain problems.  (My spellchecker has no problem with the site's name, which is probably the call letters of an affiliated TV or radio station.  The story comes via NewsBreak.)

From CNN, here's the storm headed my way.  (via NewsBreak)

From BizPac Review, congresscritter AOC (D-NY) claims that the omicron coronavirus variant is not "mild".

From The Daily Wire, the cold open on Saturday Night Live mocks President Biden by portraying him as blaming the omicron variant on the movie Spider Man: No Way Home.

From Breitbart, according to new Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin (R), liberals are obfuscating about critical race theory.

From Newsmax, the left enjoys the removal of the right-wing network One America News from DirectTV.

And from the New York Post, songwriter Dallas Frazier, whose Elvira was a big hit for the Oak Ridge Boys, goes to the Music Studio In The Sky.