As Obama goes from weakness to weakness instead of strength to strength, the question keeps popping up: is he fool or knave? In other words: is he merely ignorant and incompetent, or is his course of action cleverly and intentionally … Continue reading →
On Satuday, the the Senate will vote on whether to move Reidcare forward by cutting off further debate on the issue. Senate Republican Tom Coburn, who had promised to read the entire bill into the record before such a vote, … Continue reading →
…nails it.
Continue reading →This is a very different Lindsey Graham from the one we’re used to. This Lindsey Graham is sharp and articulate, charged with righteous outrage at Eric Holder and Barack Obama’s unjustifiable decision to try KSM in a civilian criminal proceeding. … Continue reading →
Thanksgiving’s coming, and if you’re like me you try to get an invite somewhere else. But sometimes, yes, the cooking falls to you and yours. That’s not necessarily a bad thing—but again, if you’re like me, it can be a … Continue reading →
So, if the Left’s best argument for trying Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in the civilian justice system is that we’ve done so well getting terrorists convicted there before, why is Andy McCarthy, the prosecutor of the case they cite the most—the … Continue reading →
The word is out: the best way to defend Obama and Holder’s execrable decision to try KSM in civilian courts is that it’s just another example of the fraidy-cat nature of those well-known cowards, the conservatives. For example, we have
Continue reading →It’s difficult to understand the new mammogram recommendations that suggest that women who are not in high risk groups because of genetic predispositions to breast cancer only begin screening at fifty, and then only every other year, and that doctors … Continue reading →
…in thinking very little of Obama. [NOTE: See yesterday’s post for what Europe’s been thinking. And yet it seems that 60% of Americans think Obama’s strong suit is international affairs. They must love the taste of crow.]
Continue reading →Another non-surprise is that Obama’s defenders have been poring through old footage to find presidential bows similar to Obama’s. They’ve come up with this one from Nixon to Mao (at minute 1:24): I admit that I don’t like it. But … Continue reading →
With her new book and her new book tour (including a cozy-but-wary chat with Oprah), Sarah Palin has certainly managed to be in the spotlight lately. The fierce rage Palin inspired (and still inspires) was first and foremost a class … Continue reading →