I didn’t watch much of the fray tonight (my usual debate-phobia). But from what I did see, I found Biden’s behavior not just disrespectful and undignified, but bizarre. He did everything but pound a shoe on a table. I’m trying … Continue reading →
…for tonight’s VP debate? I think the media will declare Biden the winner, “unexpectedly.” Good old Joe. In 2008 he just made stuff up, and it was perfectly fine with the MSM, because he was debating the nefarious Sarah Palin, … Continue reading →
There’s a curious piece on Mitt Romney in The New Yorker, by Nicholas Lemann, dean of the Columbia School of Journalism. It’s called “Transaction Man,” and the first half of it (approximately) is just about what you’d expect, although with … Continue reading →
I noticed today that Ann Althouse asks a series of questions about why Obama decided to put out such a blatant, easily debunked, lie about Benghazi. Her queries are similar to those I was planning to ask in a post … Continue reading →
Buddhistbot: Good Kharma keeps the wheel turning”¦
Continue reading →I noticed that Fox News is offering some live coverage of the Benghazi hearings. CNN? So far, crickets chirping (at least when I’ve looked). I know it goes without saying—but if George Bush had presided over a similar incident, even … Continue reading →
On himself, that is. He thought he had won last Wednesday’s debate until aides broke the bad news to him. But really, is that so surprising? This is the president who had given himself a “good, solid B-plus” when Oprah … Continue reading →
…to make vast strides towards becoming one of the few liberal talking heads who seem quite reasonable. She does not think highly of Obama’s Big Bird ad:
Continue reading →…to this.
Continue reading →In the Ann Romney Jay Leno outfit thread, quite a few people criticized the currently fashionable bare leg look for women. Random Thoughts also dissed the usual alternative, pantyhose: I absolutely detest pantyhose, and am beyond thankful that they are … Continue reading →
“Obama doesn’t really want to be president any more” is a popular explanation for his lackluster performance in the October 3 debate—one that, unlike some of the others, actually makes a certain amount of sense and doesn’t involve accusing Romney … Continue reading →
Breitbart.com calls it a bombshell. And it should be, it should be: …[T]he Obama.com website is not owned by the president’s campaign but rather by Obama bundler Robert Roche, a U.S. citizen living in Shanghai, China. Roche is the chairman … Continue reading →