More on those political mixed marriages
Here’s a postcard a thoughtful friend sent me. This friend is one of the few Republicans I know:
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Greta Van Susteren vs. Gloria Allred
I’ve thought for quite some time that Greta Van Susteren is one of the very best interviewers on TV. There’s something about her that’s intensely likable—and this despite the fact that she’s (gasp!) a lawyer (some of my best friends…). … Continue reading →
Obama and his enemies
My new piece is up at Pajamas Media: “Obama and His Enemies.”
Continue reading →American History 101, by Rahm Emanuel
Did you know that these are “the toughest times any president has ever faced”? Rahm Emanuel knows. And he’s saying goodbye to all that. I don’t know what’s more frightening: that this is what the president’s Chief of Staff for … Continue reading →
Byron York: Sean Bielat has a chance
Byron York talks about Bielat’s candidacy and Barney Frank’s possible vulnerability. I hope this gets a lot more publicity—and money!
Continue reading →McDonald’s meets Obamacare
This is one of those fabulous unintended consequences of Obamacare: While many restaurants don’t offer health coverage, McDonald’s provides mini-med plans for workers at 10,500 U.S. locations, most of them franchised. A single worker can pay $14 a week for … Continue reading →
RIP Tony Curtis
He wasn’t considered the greatest of actors, although his role in “The Defiant Ones” was highly praised in its time. He had a lot of tragedy in his life. Hungarian was his only language until the age of six. He … Continue reading →
Spambot of the day
Helpful spambot: spam blockers are necessity these days with constant spam coming from the internet~’, Preach it, brother, preach it!
Continue reading →Political mixed marriages
The NY Times interviews some couples who find themselves in mixed marriages of the political variety. Note that, in the marriages described in the article, it’s the woman who’s the liberal and the man who’s the conservative. This ties in … Continue reading →
The liberal religion and the devils on the right
This piece by Dennis Prager is one of the best summaries of the left’s attitude towards the right, and why it is so recalcitrant to change. It also explains why the ostracism and demonization faced by liberal to conservative “changers” … Continue reading →
The Pueblo killing fields
Those noble savages: maybe not so noble after all.
Continue reading →Victor Davis Hanson…
…is brilliant, as usual.
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