Obama the anti-colonialist
If this piece by Dinesh D’Souza is correct, it would explain why one of Obama’s first acts as president was to return the bust of Churchill.
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Connectivity
I’m having connectivity problems. Hopefully they will be temporary. I just got online, and I’m slapping this post up to let you know what’s happening, just in case I lose the connection forthwith. [ADDENDUM: About 45 minutes later it’s still … Continue reading →
My mother has another adventure
Many of you have followed the story of my mother’s stroke and rehabilitation, and her move back to assisted living in New York, where she’s been doing pretty well for the last four years. “Doing pretty well” at the age … Continue reading →
RightNetwork
Today is the launch of RightNetwork. Have a look: At RIGHTNETWORK we have created an entertainment television network for Right-Minded people. RIGHTNETWORK will have a presence on the web, your mobile device and, yes, your television….Here you’ll find a fresh … Continue reading →
Obama the feisty
This odd piece by John Dickerson in Slate seems to be saying that: (1) Obama has returned to campaign mode. (3) Obama has become feisty again. (2) Obama has fastened on the argument “those mean old do-nothing Republicans are to … Continue reading →
Ben Shapiro…
…is doggist. [Hat tip: commenter “perfected Democrat.”]
Continue reading →Do we talk about Obama like we talk about dogs?
I dunno; how do we talk about dogs? What did Obama mean when he said: Some powerful interests who had been dominating the agenda in Washington for a very long time and they’re not always happy with me. They talk … Continue reading →
Re-educating the American public
Kathleen Sebelius uses the Marxist buzz-word.
Continue reading →Jackie Evancho: the voice
I don’t ordinarily watch “America’s Got Talent.” But I’ve heard of the 10-year-old singing phenom on the show, Jackie Evancho. She’s a tiny girl who’s not hit puberty yet, with a voice both beautiful and surpassingly strange. What would be … Continue reading →
A Day for Labor
Labor Day is the bookend on the opposite end of summer from its holiday beginning, Memorial Day. July Fourth is its early peak, with the promise of many long light-filled days ahead. But Labor Day is summer’s last gasp, the … Continue reading →
Bragging on HCR
It’s not really surprising that Blue Dog Democrats who voted against HCR in the House are bragging on that fact in their 2010 campaign ads. They’re from relatively conservative districts, and it makes sense that they would point up their … Continue reading →
Spambot of the day
Cryptic spambot: I understand that but where does it take us? The Bermuda Triangle got tired of warm weather. It moved to Finland. Now Santa Claus is missing.
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