You heard it here first—and now, the bumper sticker!
Gerard Vanderleun has made Sirius’s slogan into a bumper sticker you can print out and put on your car. Enjoy!
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Obama and those stupid Cambridge police
I was otherwise engaged for most of Obama’s presser yesterday, but I happened to watch the last few minutes of it on CNN. The very first thing I heard in the wrap-up was their political correspondent (a woman; I didn’t … Continue reading →
Obama’s health care reform press conference
I’m busy, but for those of you who want a thread to comment on the talk Obama is currently giving, go to it.
Continue reading →Obama: ignorant or arrogant? fool or knave? liar or stupid? And does it really matter anymore?
What we do know is that this man is dangerous, and that if his predecessor George Bush had tried a stunt like this, he would have been widely excoriated. What am I talking about? You may recall that Investor’s Business … Continue reading →
“A yawn is quite catching…
…you see, like a cough. It just takes one yawn to start other yawns off.” That’s Dr. Seuss, in The Sleep Book, one of the childhood favorites of my sleep-resistant son. And it’s true; I’m sure you’ve noticed how hard … Continue reading →
Obama won a mandate—for what?
Obama is acting as though he won a mandate. And why not? His election margin of victory was approximately six points, and the post-2008 election Congress is more strongly Democratic than Congress has been since the 1970s—which means very strongly … Continue reading →
Althouse and Obama: hope dies hard
Yesterday blogger Ann Althouse, who voted for Obama, declared that he’s lost her. Although Althouse’s post was very brief, I applaud her for having the courage to change her mind and to go public with it. I hope that the … Continue reading →
Obama still working for Zeleya’s return
Our president hasn’t given up on overturning the rule of law in Honduras, as well as subverting the autonomy of the people in that supposedly sovereign state. And Hugo Chavez obviously sees Obama as his ally in this endeavor: Mr. … Continue reading →
Obamaspeak: redefining “bipartisan”
Anyone who really believed Obama’s campaign rhetoric that he would govern in a bipartisan manner wasn’t paying attention to anything but his lofty words. Unfortunately, far too many of the voters fit that description. I didn’t believe Obama, but I … Continue reading →
Summing Obama up
Here’s an especially trenchant description of President Obama in a comment on a Victor Davis Hanson article at PJ: Americans, vdh and others talking about debt, no debt, the value or negative value of debt or any BHO issue is … Continue reading →
Obama “the iceman” melteth: but Politico’s Ben Smith hasn’t been paying attention
Ben Smith of Politico seems to think Obama’s getting rattled, and that this has caused a change in the persona he’s showing to the country and the world. But everything the article describes as new behavior was already in evidence … Continue reading →
Obama tells Netanyahu…
…to stop building homes. In Jerusalem. Obama doesn’t believe in “meddling” in the affairs of other countries. Unless that country is Israel, or a nation stuggling against tyranny such as Honduras.
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