Chris Christie on a 2012 candidacy
This sounds just a teeny weeny bit like a “maybe” to me.
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Continue reading →The Chris Christie charisma
The New York Times (yes, the New York Times) has an excellent article about the appeal of Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey. He’s not only sensible, savvy, and sharp, but he’s a pretty good stand-up comic, too.
Continue reading →Thune bows out of the race
Thune’s not running. At this rate, Palin may be the only man left standing.
Continue reading →Did you know that…
…Ayn Rand is buried in Valhalla? Valhalla NY, that is.
Continue reading →So, does this mean…
…that if a few million people came to the Mall in DC protesting the Obama administration and demanding his resignation, he’d say “the people have spoken” and pack his bags and go home to Chicago?
Continue reading →A feel-good story…
now feels bad.
Continue reading →Rep. Chris Lee resigns
“Fit, fun, and classy.” Well, two out of three ain’t bad (hint: scroll down for photo). Also rather dumb. What married member of Congress would, in this day and age, send shirtless pictures to an unknown woman on Craigslist and … Continue reading →
Egypt and the neocons’ dilemma
I’ve got a new article up at PJ, on the dilemma the situation in Egypt presents for neocons and anyone who loves liberty.
Continue reading →Obama: resetting those relations with Russia
Again with the throwing Britain under the bus.
Continue reading →Last tangos
Maria Schneider, star of “Last Tango in Paris,” has died at the age of 58. She seems to have had a difficult life subsequent to making the film. I saw that film in a movie theater when it first came … Continue reading →
Hanson on Obama and Carter
Victor Davis Hanson compares presidents Obama and Carter, and finds both wanting. Check out the last paragraph: There is one consolation in that the progressive Western Europeans, the United Nations, and the Nobel Peace Prize Committee sometimes appreciate American indecision … Continue reading →