What is Romney up to?
And do we care? Those of you who couldn’t stand him in 2012 probably just wish he’d go away. The most important thing is this: he’s not running again. The only way he would run, IMHO, is if no other … Continue reading →
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For Britain: good news, bad news
First the good news: Kate is pregnant again. Now the bad, which seems potentially a lot bigger than the good: is Scotland about to leave the fold? We are on the verge of trashing our global name and brand in … Continue reading →
Being right about an Iraq pullout
Romney was right about the Iraq pullout. George W. Bush was right about the Iraq pullout. I was right about Obama’s intention to pull out of Iraq, which he had expressed time and again even before he became president (see … Continue reading →
The legality of stripping terrorists of citizenship
Now that Ted Cruz has suggested that Americans who fight with ISIS be stripped of citizenship, there’s been a spate of articles questioning whether this is legal, such as this one at Hot Air. And at American Thinker, Rick Moran … Continue reading →
Mandy Nagy of Legal Insurrection…
…has been taken very very ill. If you’re the praying type, please pray for her safe recovery. Mandy (aka Liberty Chick) has been a very important part of the Legal Insurrection blog. I post there quite often, and although I’ve … Continue reading →
The rise of the childish nose
Why want Kate Middleton’s nose, of all things? She’s a pretty young woman. But her face is lovely as a whole, and IMHO her nose is not her best feature, nor is it a particularly interesting example of its genre. … Continue reading →
So, about those German Jews prior to World War II
Yesterday’s post on the percentage of Jews in Germany prior to WWII (about .75%) engendered a few questions in the comments section that I figured were interesting enough that they deserved a post of their own. First we have “matthew49,” … Continue reading →
The poor, poor, IRS…
…and its beleaguered computers: The IRS on Friday told Congress that five of the 82 people being questioned about the agency’s tea party targeting scandal lost emails as a result of computer crashes, including one official who worked closely with … Continue reading →
Joan Rivers, Republican
I thought Joan Rivers was a funny comedienne, outrageous and bold. But I can’t say I followed her career very closely, or her life. So I was surprised to read, in this warm tribute written by her friend Peggy Noonan, … Continue reading →
Another reason Snowden was a traitor
He helped ISIS, and this could have easily been foreseen. You don’t dump intelligence information willy nilly, and not think it will come back to bite us: A former top official at the National Security Agency says the Islamic State … Continue reading →
And well worth it, don’t you think?
Can you believe the 4K price of this dress?: It’s not an ugly dress. It’s just an artless dress that doesn’t seem to have much to it. It’s also the sort of dress, so common these days, that is completely … Continue reading →
The enemy of my enemy: shifting alliances in the Middle East
From Caroline Glick: The Obama administration’s decision to side with the members of the jihadist axis against Israel by adopting their demand to open Gaza’s borders with Israel and Egypt has served as the final nail in the coffin of … Continue reading →