Paul Ryan has flummoxed the left. They know he’s evil, and yet he seems like such a nice guy. Therefore he’s doubly evil, because his smiling facade houses a soul so dark. Witness Maureen Dowd’s latest column on the man, … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This fond reminiscence was sparked by a comment on the Periodic Table thread.] The college I attended had a fairly rigorous set of science requirements for its liberal arts candidates: two (count em, two) year-long lab science sequences, or … Continue reading →
The Muslim Brotherhood is tightening its control over Egypt, and there doesn’t seem to be much anyone can do about it. Dennis Ross seems to believe, though, that Obama could arrest the slide with some toughlove: Egypt’s president and people … Continue reading →
…that has such people in it.
Continue reading →…”So when does the media put Biden’s qualification to be President on trial?” The answer just might be “On Saturday, August 17, 2012.” And a passel of pigs was seen slowly and laboriously winging its way overhead…
Continue reading →…whether this article, which I found at Drudge, is reporting the truth. If it is, however, that would be a very ominous sign in Egypt. On the other hand, ye olde blood libel is alive and well and living in … Continue reading →
…but it turned out maybe not so much. Here’s more on how that came to be. Author Mark Mackinnon writes: …[A]ll of this could have been avoided had President Obama simply led and acted on the 2010 Simpson-Bowles plan. Simply? … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I came across this post from 2006 the other day and thought it could bear a recycling.] When I was in junior high there was a large poster of the Periodic Table of the Elements that hung in the … Continue reading →
There’s this: And then there’s this: ‘Nuff said.
Continue reading →I’ve got a piece up at PJ about Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
Continue reading →I know there’s some deep meaning lurking in here somewhere, if only we could find it: MarÑ–o is often huge valuаblе builder оf work intо the last mоdels. Although not onlу hаve hе actually resеrved the prinÑess cοuntlеss of this … Continue reading →
I hadn’t thought of this before, but it’s an interesting point that Peter Shrag makes: For the first time in the 236-year history of the Republic, no one on either presidential ticket belongs to the once-prototypical American group, the White … Continue reading →