Mark Steyn has a few choice words about Obama and Gates: The president of the United States may be reluctant to condemn Ayatollah Khamenei or Hugo Ché¡vez or that guy in Honduras without examining all the nuances and footnotes, but … Continue reading →
Now we hear that Obama is going to get Gates and Crowley together for a White House chat. It’s an opportunity for a nice teaching moment about racial profiling, too, with Gates saying that “…he hoped his arrest by Crowley … Continue reading →
I’ve got a post up at American Thinker on the topic of Obama’s distate at the notion of “victory” in Afghanistan, and American “victory” in general. Feel free to join in the comments section there and/or here, as you wish. … Continue reading →
I don’t have to spend a lot of time at it, since John at Powerline has already done a fine job. But I would like to add just a little tidbit concerning the following sentence of Obama’s: And I could … Continue reading →
But Waxman did. Good. And fancy that, the Blue Dogs say the Democrat leadership in the House lied to them! Say it isn’t so, Nancy!
Continue reading →Ex-president Zelaya appears to be on his way to the Honduran border. Here’s what our country has to say about it: When asked about Zelaya’s stated return, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Philip Crowley called it “unwise.” “Any step that … Continue reading →
Charles Krauthammer mentions Obama and the Democrats’ dirty little secret: they refuse to even consider tort reform, which would probably be the simplest and most effective way to improve the health care system by saving the public tons of money. … Continue reading →
Susan Estrich is a liberal Democrat through and through. But I’ve noticed that every now and then she writes a column that goes against the party line. In this recent one she shows a great deal of common sense, speaking … Continue reading →
Gerard Vanderleun has made Sirius’s slogan into a bumper sticker you can print out and put on your car. Enjoy!
Continue reading →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 →
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 →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 →