Two days ago I wrote a post in which I quoted and emphasized this line: It is now evident that Obama’s words bear no relation to his intended actions. And although that’s true, it’s also false—because Obama has said a … Continue reading →
Okay, who are these three dark beauties? A hint: one of them is the very first picture you’ve ever seen on this blog of neo-neocon, sans apple. Not that you’d recognize me, of course. Even my own mother might not … Continue reading →
Debra Burlingame, sister of the pilot of doomed Flight 77, says that Obama paid only lip service—and hardly even that—to the concerns of 9/11 and Cole bombing families in a February meeting about the closing of Guantanamo and the slowness … Continue reading →
Noemie Emery has come to much the same conclusions as I have about the dangers of the drive for Republican Party purity: The conservative movement is a collection of theorists that self-selects for conformity. The Republican party is the vehicle … Continue reading →
…for the unretiring boomers.
Continue reading →I live in an area of the country where you need snow tires. At least I do. I find that my little ten-year-old Toyota Corolla is so light that it can’t get up snowy hills without them. That means that, … Continue reading →
Sometimes I think I’ve been writing too many posts on Obama’s handling of the Chrysler crisis. But the tale seems especially important because this is one of those times when Obama’s mask of affable reasonableness has slipped most dramatically, exposing … Continue reading →
Go on welfare in Massachusetts. And you might get a free AAA membership too.
Continue reading →I agree with Mickey Kaus that what he refers to as “the screwing of the secure lenders” and “the strong-arming of the banks that received TARP funds” by the Obama administration are both dangerous precedents. And I agree that it’s … Continue reading →
In the spring of 2008, liberal Democrat George McGovern was brave enough to speak out against card check. Now McGovern proves he wasn’t fooling; he’s got an article on the subject up today at the Wall Street Journal, about card … Continue reading →
Remember way back when—it seems so long ago, but it’s only been about a month—the Obama administration showed GM’s CEO Rick Wagoner the door? Now it appears that certain CEOs of TARP-receiving banks are probably next on the chopping block. … Continue reading →
You’ll hear the sound of crickets chirping from the press. “We have newspaper people on the payroll, don’t we?”
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