I was expecting some naivete and pandering to the Left from President Obama’s foreign policy. But so far it is trending worse, much worse, than I thought it would. Cue the violins (literally!) and butterflies here, for Obama’s most recent … Continue reading →
Logern writes: And the resume’ of conservtive foreign policy success of the last 8 years is what? And, as such, why should we listen to your advice? If Obama isn’t pursuing that failed policy, then he at least is potentially … Continue reading →
I’m with Krauthammer on this—disgraceful. But liberals and the left will eat Obama’s words up; we all know how terrible America is, and how good it is to apologize.
Continue reading →…by this sort of thing anymore? I’m not. But I’m angry, and it takes quite a bit to get me angry.
Continue reading →Much has been written about the fact that Frank Marshall Davis was a mentor to the young Barack Obama. But Davis was an unusual role model for a boy; not only may he have been a sometime pedophile, according to … Continue reading →
When Obama took it on himself to fire GM CEO Rick Wagnoner, this is how it went down, according to someone who ought to know: “The president said he had decided to do that. He wasn’t asking for opinions,” said … Continue reading →
Here’s an excerpt from a comment by “Wolla Dalbo” on yesterday’s post that I thought made some points well worth highlighting: I believe that in order to understand what is going on, we have to apply a model radically different … Continue reading →
Here’s an ominous (Obaminous?) video I first saw over at Atlas Shrugs: This, of course, is standard community organizing methodology. Note also the name of the group: “Organizing for America.” In the past, however, community organizing was limited to just … Continue reading →
There’s been some relabeling going on in the Obama administration. The “Global War on Terror,” a term criticized by the Left as too simplistic and truculent, and on the Right as too general and nonspecific, has been rebranded. The “solution” … Continue reading →
If even the previously Obama-besotted Tina Brown has begun to tire of the president, that’s news. Was it a mere two months ago, right after the inauguration, that Brown wrote this love note to Obama? Brown is not a deep … Continue reading →
It’s hard to know exactly what to think of this: …[T]he private-sector worries about the plans being cooked up by Geithner and Summers extend into countless corporate suites, start-ups, and small businesses far beyond Wall Street””and that until recently, the … Continue reading →
The friend is Chris Dodd, and the story is that, in order to protect Geithner and Obama, the administration threw Chris Dodd under that enormous bus that has come to shelter so many. The basic facts are fairly well known … Continue reading →