I remember writing about this half-brother of Obama’s a while back. He seemed to be a really decent, straight-up kind of guy—not narcissistic, very different from his brother. Also very smart; a degree in physics from Brown and a Master’s … Continue reading →
The title of Paul Mirengoff’s post on Obama’s announcement of the mandate waiver for those whose policies were cancelled due to Obamacare is “Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off.” Mirengoff is talking about the mandate, and probably about Obamacare too. … Continue reading →
…recognizes your face, not just your smell.
Continue reading →…for people whose policies were cancelled due to Obamacare: Some insightful commentary (and no, that “insightful” part is not sarcastic) by Ezra Klein, who seems bewildered: Today, the Obama administration announced that people whose insurance plans were canceled this year … Continue reading →
Obama had a bright suggestion for his insurance companies (they do kind of belong to him, don’t they?): The Obama administration said Thursday it would allow millions of Americans whose insurance policies had been canceled to purchase bare-bones plans next … Continue reading →
But it seems they didn’t listen to me.
Continue reading →Lately there’s been so much news that I don’t have the time to write in depth about all the things I’d like to. So I’m going to put on my “linker” hat and turn into Mini-Instapundit for the day: This … Continue reading →
…bring tears to my eyes. Say what you will about Mitt Romney, he was one of the best men—on the personal level—ever to run for president in my lifetime. Maybe the best. And I believe he would have been a … Continue reading →
Sort of. But I’ll take it—I’ll take it. Close enough: RUSH: Now, I got a post here at Legal Insurrection. And the poster, the writer is somebody that calls themselves Neocon, but it’s actually just a post pointing to something … Continue reading →
…that maybe this was what they were going for in the now-famous Obamacare ad with the nerdy guy in the onesie that was supposed to appeal to the sought-after millenials: The first is Obamacare’s Pajama Boy. The second is Johnny … Continue reading →
Commenter “Paul in Boston” links to this piece by Kevin Drum claiming that there are many Obamacare success stories. “Paul in Boston” writes that: After reading them they sound like the ads that appear in the comments section of lots … Continue reading →
Some research has been published indicating that the offspring of same-sex couples may not be doing quite as well as other kids, and it has met with a firestorm of politically-correct disapproval. This should come as no surprise; politics is … Continue reading →