Since when did the prom…
…morph into just plain “prom”—as in “I’m going to prom”? I’ve noticed this is the way proms are referred to these days. Or is it a regional thing? When I was growing up (in New York), it was always the … Continue reading →
neo
So…
…subpoena her, already.
Continue reading →Where are they now?
I love these painting of famous historical figures as they might look if alive today. Here’s one (there are four others at the link):
Continue reading →Centenarians on why they lived so long
If you live to be over 100 I guess you get to opine about how you think you managed to do it. But that doesn’t mean you really have a clue. My extremely strong hunch is that these stalwarts lived … Continue reading →
Romney and Benghazi
I suppose it’s moot, but there’s been a bit of discussion here and elsewhere about Mitt Romney’s failure to emphasize the Benghazi debacle during his campaign. I want to make my position clear. If you followed the evolution of my … Continue reading →
This is the way the left argues
The left’s strategy on Benghazi is clear: ignore and/or minimize and/or mock (see this). Their talking points have pretty much boiled down to “anyone who pays attention to Benghazi is a stupidhead” or “pay no attention to those men temporarily … Continue reading →
The war on Sharyl Attkisson
A must read. The MSM can’t tolerate any deviation from the script; it must present a unified front to maintain the fiction of its own neutrality.
Continue reading →Ariel Castro: what a guy—too bad the police didn’t know it
I was watching CNN last night, and learned some more things about the gothic horror show that was Ariel Castro: his deceased ex-wife Grimilda Figueroa had filed very serious physical abuse charges against him, allegations of violent and multiple beatings … Continue reading →
Benghazi hearing thread
[BUMPED UP] Say what you will. More details here Also, see Bryan Preston’s live-blogging of the hearings. UPDATE: Preston summarizes the hearings here. He points out that the timing was bad, but I disagree. I don’t think the timing, or … Continue reading →
How can…
…this be? Can a dog survive a month without water, just on McDonald’s scraps? And have you noticed that McDonald’s has been featured prominently in another story lately? That would be the escape of the Cleveland women, whose rescuer was … Continue reading →
Melanie Phillips, changer
Her story.
Continue reading →Did the police drop the ball in the Cleveland kidnappings?
It certainly seems that way. Neighbors report having called police numerous times with complaints of suspicious goings-on around that house, and the police did nothing. What’s more, the police visited the house once because Castro had left a child on … Continue reading →