Fashion forward
Paltrow: Unnamed predecessor:
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California’s Obamacare network woes continue
I’ve written about Obamacare’s narrow networks in California before. But the LA Times has a lot more today on the topic. And it the LA Times is writing about this, you better believe the situation is bad and cannot be … Continue reading →
Spinning the new CBO report on Obamacare’s economic effects
Before I even begin, let me just ask: why would anyone trust the CBO’s projections about Obamacare’s effects? You don’t even have to believe that the CBO is purposely lying about anything to perceive that such prognostications are inherently suspect … Continue reading →
Obama the betrayer: part III
Have you ever noticed how often the word “betrayed” or “betrayal” occurs in articles about President Obama? I have. Take a look, for example, at two very recent ones in major newspapers: the WaPo’s “Labor union officials say Obama betrayed … Continue reading →
Ryan on immigration bill—“never mind”?
Paul Ryan: Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., said distrust of President Barack Obama runs so deep in the Republican caucus that he’s skeptical the GOP-led House would pass any immigration measure. He said a plan that puts security first could only … Continue reading →
Separated at birth?
You know one of them. But probably not the other:
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So, in President Obama’s interview with Bill O’Reilly Obama mostly bobbed and weaved and evaded answering questions in any meaningful manner. But he also doubled down on his lie on Benghazi, the one that had surfaced with some fanfare in … Continue reading →
The New York Times…
…is one sick puppy. They should change their motto from “All the news that’s fit to print” to “All the gossip that could hurt the Republicans, and none of the news that could hurt the Democrats.” I guess it’s a … Continue reading →
US abortion rate falls…
…to its lowest point since 1973. That seems like unequivocally good news. The study didn’t examine why it happened, however. Theories: better long-term contraception methods, hard economic times, tighter laws restricting access to abortion in some situations, and greater awareness … Continue reading →
RIP Barry Rubin
This is shocking news: Barry Rubin, professor, author, and PJ Media Middle East editor, died this morning at the age of 64. From Dave Swindle at PJ: For the last least three years, his Rubin Reports blog has served as … Continue reading →
A little something about the Superbowl
Now that I’m already blogging this Sunday, I figure I may as well post something about the Superbowl. And this is it. That’s pretty much all I’ve got to say about it. I’m not a football fan. I only watch … Continue reading →
Yes, it’s – Groundhog Day!
And so instead of resting this Sunday I’m reposting an old favorite. Really, what could be more appropriate on Groundhog Day than a repeat of an old essay about the movie, a personal favorite of mine? [NOTE: For more on … Continue reading →