A mob, whipped up to a homicidal frenzy by local Afghan clerics enraged at the recent Koran burning by a fanatical minister in Florida, kills twelve UN workers in retaliation. And the Guardian’s poll asks whether the Florida pastor is … Continue reading →
I’ve been blogging now for six years. Six long years under the moniker “neo-neocon.” And I was thinking the other day about whether I can really lay claim to the prefix “neo” any more. After all, am I really still … Continue reading →
Remember those death threats against the Republican legislators in Wisconsin, the news the MSM played down? Now 26-year-old Wisconsin preschool teacher Katherine Windels has been charged with sending those emails to 16 Republicans in the Wisconsin legislature: Windels was charged … Continue reading →
…good enough for government work.
Continue reading →Charles Krauthammer thinks Hillary’s statement about Assad of Syria may represent some sort of new low for the Obama administration: Many of the members of Congress of both parties who have gone to Syria in recent months have said they … Continue reading →
One more call, and then I’ll shut up about this for a while. But I am deeply grateful to every single one of you who contributes. Every bit—large or small—adds up, and helps me immensely in continuing the blog. To … Continue reading →
Bot with a special sort of truth: The magnonomous truth about this article is, that it spoke to me greatly.
Continue reading →A few Obama supporters and generalized liberal/leftist others are discovering that Obama lied about the extent of our involvement in Libya, having already (allegedly) authorized covert CIA operatives to offer support—and, I would sincerely hope, to figure out who the … Continue reading →
The Supreme Court has been hearing arguments on whether a class action suit on behalf of women employed by Walmart can go forward. Here’s a fairly good summary of the issues involved at this stage, which boil down to whether … Continue reading →
…channels neo-neocon on Libya. Great minds think alike—although his is considerably greater.
Continue reading →Michael Barone reports that Wisconsin is turning on Governor Walker, and the electorate there might be poised to recall a number of the Republican legislators who stood with him in his fight against the public unions and for a more … Continue reading →
Those of you who are not into frivolity, skip this one. But as for me, I welcome the chance to watch Ralph Macchio, the long-ago “Karate Kid,” do a credible jive on “Dancing With the Stars.” He’s fun to watch. … Continue reading →