Amy Kane went to the Portsmouth NH Obamacare event, and she’s got photos, observations, and musings (more of Amy’s photos here) . Who were the mob, and who the organized? You decide. Amy did.
Continue reading →[NOTE: This is a reprint of a previous post. I came across it the other day and I happen to like it.] I saw her walking ahead of me on a sidewalk in New York, and I knew immediately. She … Continue reading →
Those unruly un-American mobs of enraged independents and conservatives (and perhaps even a sprinkling of moderate Democrats) keep annoying our elected representatives with their inconvenient anger at the fact that the Obama administration and Congress seem to be intent on … Continue reading →
This seems to make sense to me. It’s rational to imagine that this sort of rationing will absolutely be a part of Obamacare, either now or in the future. If it’s the hyperbole of the phrase “death panels” (as well … Continue reading →
I wrote of Peggy Noonan the other day that, although she’s beginning to “get” Obama and what he’s about, she’s only halfway there. Noonan still thinks he’s just receiving bad advice or making missteps, and that he’s not the master … Continue reading →
The title of this op-ed by LA Times columnist Dan Neil caught my eye: “It’s Time to Fight Dirty.” The piece is an admonition to the Left to take the gloves off (and here I thought it already had!) and … Continue reading →
A while back, in a post on the subject of turns in dance, I wrote: Certain people are…that rare phenomenon known as “natural turners.” Some strange trick of brain and inner ear, some unusual sense of centered balance, allows them … Continue reading →
A New Hampshire member of the mob weighs in with a fine rant: And if that whetted your appetite for more, here’s a great video from Flopping Aces: Love the use of the Hillary audio; you go, girl! Tell ’em … Continue reading →
I know I keep harping on Obama’s reaction to Zelaya and Honduras, even though for most people it’s small potatoes compared to some of the other issues facing us, such as health care “reform.” But Honduras matters deeply to me—perhaps … Continue reading →
Good news is always welcome, and it’s very good news indeed that Obama seems to have backed off at least somewhat on his support of would-be-dictator Zelaya. The reason is unclear. Perhaps he saw how revelatory his previous position was … Continue reading →
Okay, maybe it’s not a new low for Pelosi; there’ve been so many. But this is pretty far down on the list [emphasis mine]: Drowning out opposing views is simply un-American. Drowning out the facts is how we failed at … Continue reading →
Commenter “Wandriann” asked recently [emphasis mine]: How in earth is it possible that ”˜Middle America’ combined with the solid US institutions does not make this weird kind of thing [the current Democrat agenda and methods] impossible?…Is this still the bill … Continue reading →