In which Joe Scarborough finally removes all doubt…
…and offers the definitive proof that he is fundamentally insane. [Hat tip: Maetenloch at Ace’s.]
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Remember when?
Remember back to when the fatwa on Salman Rushdie seemed a strange and unfathomable aberration? Never such innocence again.
Continue reading →Obama administration and its representative Susan Rice show their continuing contempt for the intelligence of the American public
This. [ADDENDUM: Gee, I think the Libyan president just insulted Ms. Rice.]
Continue reading →Spambot of the day
Audacious bot who just wants to share the love—and the French Revolution: Simply a smiling visitor here to share the love. btw outstanding design . “Audacity, more audacity and always audacity.” by Georges Jacques Danton And by the way, Danton … Continue reading →
About those guards in Benghazi
A reader alerted me to the following, written by someone who purports to have had a long career as a US Foreign Service Officer. If correct, it sheds some light on certain questions that have come up in recent discussions … Continue reading →
Why is the press reporting this story?
Here’s the story I’m referring to. Why does the press think we need to know this? (a) a story’s a story, and they don’t care whether this exposes him to greater peril. (b) they figure his enemies already know who … Continue reading →
Obama the new leftist: everything old is new again
Barry Rubin has written a piece describing Obama as a new kind of leftist: Barack Obama is not a communist, a fascist, a Muslim, a Marxist, a Progressive (in the pre-1920s meaning of that word), or even a socialist. Obama … Continue reading →
Obama, hubris…
…but I repeat myself. Via Breitbart: I’d actually rather he was bullsh**ting us than that he actually believed this sort of naive, arrogant claptrap.
Continue reading →It seems to me we’ve reached…
…some sort of tipping point. Either the American people will prove they’re susceptible to disinformation, or they won’t. Either the American people will prefer to go the way of Europe, or they’ll want to keep their exceptionalism. Either the American … Continue reading →
Take a deep breath
This is one of those times when news comes fast and furious, emotions accelerate, and anger takes over. I know that’s been true for me. Unfortunately, in addition to the crummy news—the embassy attacks and murders, the press’s unconscionable reaction, … Continue reading →
Yes, indeed
From a commenter at Ace’s: Romney could resuscitate a dying man on a campaign stop and the media would focus on the way he wrinkled the man’s shirt.
Continue reading →More Carter redux?
[Hat tip: commenter “Teri Pittman.”] I have no idea whether the facts as related in this Reuter’s article are true. I’m a bit suspicious because (1) there have been so many different sources on the embassy story, each with a … Continue reading →