Yesterday there was a big discussion here about one of our perennially favorite topics—liberals, and whether or not they really have good intentions. For example, Steve G. wrote: Most people are of good will and that includes having good intentions. … Continue reading →
You may have noticed that I’ve allowed the post about donating to PayPal to migrate down to its rightful place on the page. The “Donate” button remains, of course, and feel free to use it to your heart’s delight. But … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This is a repost of a previous article. As a public service, I decided to edit it a bit and then publish it earlier this year, one day before Candy Corn Day, in order to give all you aficionados … Continue reading →
Holman Jenkins writes: It’s no exaggeration to say the Senate health-care bill taking shape is the equivalent of climbing aboard a train about to plunge into a canyon and deciding what it really needs is a bomb on board. Ouch. … Continue reading →
Well, here we go again. I would appreciate donations, but they’re hardly required. Nor should you feel the least bit bad if you decide not to click on that Paypal button on the right sidebar, the one that says “donate.” … Continue reading →
Charles Krauthammer is tired of Obama’s blaming Bush for his own dithering in Afghanistan: I want to point out one thing about what Obama had said when he talked about “the long years of drift.” There is something truly disgusting … Continue reading →
Remember (ah, it seems like eons ago) the first few months of Obama’s presidency? The focus was on the economy and attempts to foster its recovery. There were a gazillion articles about what had gone wrong: blame the Democrats, blame … Continue reading →
I have long noted that computers are a mysterious bunch, and their ways inscrutable—at least to tech-challenged me. Yesterday, in a mild cost-saving move, I decided to try downgrading to a lower-speed connection from my previous fast one. The lady … Continue reading →
In the last couple of days I’ve noticed a new strategy from certain Democratic pundits, bloggers, and commenters: act as if the public option’s a done deal, or very close to it. It’s the power of positive thinking in action. … Continue reading →
…contempt. Lower than Cheney? How low can you go?
Continue reading →It’s no secret that the health care reform bills in both the House and the Senate are both almost certain to contain some version of the public option. We don’t know the details yet, but the intent to include a … Continue reading →
Guys, you can go get a beer right about now if you’d like. I just want to say to the rest of you that this sort of thing is the reason I often go to the blog Go Fug Yourself … Continue reading →