Here’s a piece by Krauthammer describing his own left-to-right change. I hadn’t before realized he was a changer. But it doesn’t surprise me. I’m often drawn to the writing of changers, even before I know that’s what they are. Another … Continue reading →
Here’s a comment I found at the WaPo that I thought worth highlighting [typos corrected]: One of the strangest things about the President is his inability to back down even when he’s dead wrong. No one is getting fired and … Continue reading →
“Uniting the Republican Party”—has that become an oxymoron? I hope not, because it’s very hard to win elections if the party is having a civil war. Ted Cruz has
Continue reading →Althouse and neo-neocon as cowgirls. Pretty spiffy, especially the boots.
Continue reading →…that we wish had happened, because then it would make Republicans look really really bad. And lets only indicate way down towards the end that it almost certainly didn’t happen. Or something like that, if you’re Todd Purdum at Politico. … Continue reading →
Michael Totten explains.
Continue reading →…that is, if you’re willing to pay out of pocket to see him/her out of network, or buy a more inclusive plan and pay higher premiums. I guess we just never heard the whole quote. Many Medicare Advantage patients in … Continue reading →
…and thank you yet again. To everyone who donated in my latest pledge drive (and in the past, and in the future), I deeply appreciate what you’ve done to help keep me blogging (and eating, and putting gas in my … Continue reading →
I’ve complained bitterly about the new Yahoo email, and I am not alone: So many loyal Yahoo users are frustrated with the new interface. They used all possible words you can think of to describe their frustrations and anger: problematic, … Continue reading →
…but failure is an orphan. The finger-pointing begins in the Obamacare website disaster (see also this and this). And of course, Stalin hadn’t a clue I imagine that, when the smoke clears, Bush and Cheney will be found to be … Continue reading →
…car colors continue to be every bit as boring as ever. C’mon, folks—silver replaced by white? With brown and dark gray gaining? What a disappointment. I’d been hoping for a break in the dreary monotonous neutrality of it all. Car … Continue reading →
[NOTE: Lots of updates below.] Oops, never mind, says Emily Litella. By the way—why didn’t the government site just borrow this calculator, the one I’ve been using in my post-rollout reseach? It seems to work just fine, and gets the … Continue reading →