Obama’s bait and switch
Here’s a good summary of Obama’s m.o., written by a Canadian journalist.
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On the nirthers and the press
You’ll notice I haven’t weighed in yet on the subject of Obama’s birth certificate. That’s because I consider it a non-issue at this point, except as it’s being used to discredit perceptions of Republicans and people on the Right as … Continue reading →
Obama and the new template
Commenter Wolla Dalbo wrote of the situation we find ourselves in lately: I have been arguing here that most of us in the U.S. are applying the old, traditional, and fatally wrong template, the calculus of the usual and the … Continue reading →
Walpingate and the sound of crickets
Remember Gerald Walpin, the IG for Americorps who was summarily fired by the White House under suspicious circumstances? Remember the investigation launched into his firing? Heard anything about it lately? Thought not. But imagine for a moment if such a … Continue reading →
Sowell on the “post-racial” Obama
Thomas Sowell is a wonderful writer, one of those on the Right with whom I was unfamiliar until the last few years. His writing may lack flamboyance, but it is remarkably clear and concise, and this recent piece is one … Continue reading →
Health care reform: Obama’s leadership skill set is lacking
President Obama is not a leader. By that I don’t just mean that I disagree with his agenda, or that I think he often lies to the American people, or that he’s not inspirational (although all of those statements do … Continue reading →
Required reading on Honduras
Maybe President Obama can find a moment in his busy day to take a look at this WSJ piece, wherein new Honduran president Roberto Micheletti gives the former constitutional law lecturer a Con Law lesson. Read the whole thing; it’s … Continue reading →
Obama and Gates and Crowley: dialogue and construction and racial profiling
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 →
Obama on Afghanistan: victory is a four-letter word
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 →
Fisking the Obama “apology”
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 →
You heard it here first—and now, the bumper sticker!
Gerard Vanderleun has made Sirius’s slogan into a bumper sticker you can print out and put on your car. Enjoy!
Continue reading →Obama and those stupid Cambridge police
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 →