Attacking Jello mold
Not for the squeamish—especially the squeamish who love jello molds (although perhaps that’s an oxymoron). Consider yourself warned.
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Obama’s faces his Sister Souljah moment—or is it his Eagleton moment?
Bob Herbert’s column today happens to be one of the best and most succinct summaries of Obama’s current woes and the character flaws that underlie them. And when a liberal anti-Iraq War (“How long do we want this madness to … Continue reading →
Sanity Squad at 8 PM tonight
Click here to listen as Dr. Sanity, Siggy, Shrinkwrapped, and I discuss the Arab Mind, based on Shrink’s series of the same name.
Continue reading →All you conservatives who don’t plan to vote for McCain—listen up!
This sort of thing is one of the reasons it’s in your interest to vote for him anyway, if you care about the future of the Supreme Court. Or the future of voter fraud. Do you think for one moment … Continue reading →
This isn’t about Obama, promise—it’s about jello molds
Here’s Obama’s most recent attempt to prove his proletarian bona fides: I was raised in a setting with grandparents who grew up in small towns in Kansas, and the dinner table would have been very familiar to anyone here in … Continue reading →
Reverend Wright enjoys the spotlight: another think coming
Obama must be hoping that his ex-Reverend gets a vicious case of laryngitis that will last through November at least, from the looks of Wright’s performance today at the National Press Club. Michelle Malkin asks: Is [Wright] working for the … Continue reading →
Not for the elevator-phobic
The Wright-Moyers interview: Render unto Caesar?
From last night’s Bill Moyers PBS interview with Jeremiah Wright, the quote that got the most attention was this: [Obama]’s a politician, I’m a pastor. We speak to two different audiences. And he says what he has to say as … Continue reading →
McCain: Scoop Jackson Republican?
In National Journal, Linda Douglass offers us a glimpse into a phase of McCain’s career I hadn’t previously known about. In the late 70s, he was the Navy’s liaison to the Senate, and it turns out to have been one … Continue reading →
It must be silly season…
…if I find myself in general agreement with Paul Krugman.
Continue reading →No money from oil…
…companies, says Obama. Just their executives, family members, and employees. Which of course leaves him free from any taint of oil influence—as opposed to all the other candidates who also do not take money from oil companies, because it’s illegal. … Continue reading →
A Shakespearean speech for Obama’s silly season
Did you ever notice how often Obama uses the word “silly” to describe questions he doesn’t want to answer and issues he doesn’t want to address? It’s an interesting ploy, a way to escape being pinned down while attempting to … Continue reading →