Why Obamacare is…
…the worst of all the suggested HCR solutions, and how opponents can make the case for repeal.
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Did you know that Iran will back down?
You heard it here first—from Valerie Jarrett, Obama aide and foreign policy expert extraordinaire: [NOTE: Jarrett has an interesting history. A lawyer, most of her experience has been as a mover and shaker in local Chicago democratic politics, and she … Continue reading →
Let’s revisit Obama and Alinsky
There were many troubling influences in Obama’s life that were revealed during the 2008 campaign—Reverend Wright, Rezko, Ayers, Alinsky—that conflicted with his calm and reasonable-seeming demeanor and the moderate way he positioned himself. Those of us who looked deeply were … Continue reading →
Sculpture for our times
The Anchoress ponders a new sculpture by Antony Gormley called “Event Horizon,” which has appeared as street art in New York City. It features: …a naked fiberglass-and-metal naked man at random spots in the city. From March 26 to August … Continue reading →
Two sobering thoughts
Did you know that: Robert Byrd is third in line in the presidential succession? And Timothy Geitner is fifth?
Continue reading →Today is Nancy Pelosi’s 70th birthday
What can we get her for the occasion? How about an IOU for her retirement as Speaker come next session.
Continue reading →Obama: Oh, what’s another lie…
…among friends? I’m getting weary of pointing out Obama’s lies; they’re beginning to blur together. But does any person who still puts a check in that “approve” column for Obama ever read or notice, or care? The wonderfully astute Victor … Continue reading →
And Obama gives a big “FU” to Bibi, too
Well, this is hardly unexpected: For a head of government to visit the White House and not pose for photographers is rare. For a key ally to be left to his own devices while the President withdraws to have dinner … Continue reading →
Spambot of the day
The cheerful procrastinator: Very educational – continue to spread the word. Looking forward to an update. For too long now have I had the need to begin my own blog. Guess if I wait any longer I’ll never do it. … Continue reading →
A big F-ing deal: the distinguishing characteristics of the HCR bill
We keep hearing that the passage of HCR was historical—or, in the immortal words of the great Joe Biden, “A big F-ing deal.” But “historical”—or even “big F-ing deal”—has no moral valence. It doesn’t mean “good” or “bad.” It just … Continue reading →
HCR: here’s what happened…
…when New York state tried it. Another highly cautionary tale.
Continue reading →“Give me liberty or give me social justice” revisited
Back in December I wrote an article for PJ about the HCR battle, contrasting the two sides as a fight between those who value liberty and those who prefer “social justice.” I still see it that way. As the fight … Continue reading →