“Inspirational” is a word that’s way overused, but it’s appropriate for Victoria Arlen. She shows true grit—and what a beautiful girl, too. I can’t seem to figure out a way to embed these videos, so I’ll just send you to … Continue reading →
No surprise there—Sandusky seems very, very guilty, and will probably spend the remainder of his life behind bars. This is not the end of the legal ramifications, though; civil suits will almost undoubtedly follow. There are a lot of sad … Continue reading →
Sometimes I wonder where Peggy Noonan has been for the past few years. Back when she was Reagan’s speechwriter, she seemed to have her finger on the pulse of something. But “out-of-touch” is too mild a term to describe this: … Continue reading →
Caroline Glick explains.
Continue reading →…are beyond parody. Way beyond.
Continue reading →Who knew that royalty visits my blog? I am only commenting to make you be aware of of the fantastic encounter my friend’s princess went through browsing your web page.
Continue reading →Sometimes I wonder what makes me pick a topic to write about. Some days there’s a story du jour that cries out for treatment, even if only to provide a forum for commenters to talk amongst themselves about it. Sometimes … Continue reading →
[NOTE: Several years ago a great many people were predicting that Obama would ditch Holder because he was too much trouble to the administration. I opined that it would not happen. I was looking at the post again the other … Continue reading →
I just discovered this website, where I plan to spend a bit of time now and then whenever I’m in desperate need of some frivolous R&R. I tend to suspect some of these fashions are not for real. But here’s … Continue reading →
While doing research for my recent post on Jews and Obama, I came across a site showing trends in Jewish voting in presidential elections from 1916 till now (I assume it’s based mostly on exit polling, although that’s not clearly … Continue reading →
Andrew McCarthy is often my go-to guy on legal issues. He’s very sharp on the law and terrorism, which is what you might expect from the lawyer who prosecuted the perpetrators of the first WTC bombing back in the 90s. … Continue reading →
…Al Sharpton plays the race card for Holder.
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