But Hillary Clinton makes him look like a regular working stiff. Every time Hillary opens her mouth lately something worse pops out of it. Did she suddenly get bad at politics, or was she already this bad in 2008? I … Continue reading →
…and you won’t have Melanie Griffith’s problem. Or, don’t get the divorce. I was at the beach the other day and I noticed that about half the people walking around seemed to be tattooed. Highly unattractive, IMHO. In other beach … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: Fausta] White House Domestic Policy Council director Cecilia Munoz, in a call with the press: …[blamed] misinformation that is being deliberately planted by criminal organizations, by smuggling networks, about what people can expect if they come to the … Continue reading →
Please pass this around. Excerpt: The truth on the widely covered “John Doe” is that two judges, one state and one federal, reviewed the accusations of partisans within a Democrat District Attorney’s Office and determined their theories have no merit … Continue reading →
It’s been difficult getting clear on the IRS timeline, but here are some salient facts that have come out recently, from Kimberley Strassel at the WSJ: As to Ms. Lerner’s behavior, consider that House Ways & Means Chairman Dave Camp … Continue reading →
Bot of the creative compliment: What a data of un-ambiguity and preserveness of precious experience regarding unpredicted emotions. That’s what I strive for. Nice that someone finally notices, even if it’s only a bot.
Continue reading →…if Obama sends 300 advisors there? Think about it. As James Oliphant points out—in a piece which indicates that the writer would answer “fool” to the knave vs. fool question—“the move is a tacit acknowledgment that many of the assumptions … Continue reading →
Paul Ryan goes off on IRS head John Koskinen—who is about as annoying a smug bureaucrat as you will find:
Continue reading →And what of the audio tape of Hillary Clinton giving an interview in the 1980s about a criminal case she took on in 1975? The one where Hillary slams the 12-year-old victim and says proudly how she got the probable … Continue reading →
…if you think he still cares about public opinion. I, for one, think he has o’erleaped public opinion. His vaulting ambition is to fundamentally change America, and that means a lot of people—maybe even a majority—will be expected to whine … Continue reading →
The United States has jurisdiction over the border problem but is doing nothing to stop it and might in fact be encouraging it. So the state of Texas announces that it will take action: Texas’ top three leaders, Governor Rick … Continue reading →
Not only is the loss of the emails of Lois Lerner and the IRS Six not credible, but the failure of the agency to back them up properly in some centralized fashion is a separate outrage. Here’s the way the … Continue reading →