Symmetry
The Massa and Foley incidents are starting to show a strange symmetry.
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They can’t even get their lies lined up
Dick Durbin slips and tells an inconvenient truth: He better stay away from the Congressional showers.
Continue reading →Clinging to their guns and…
…fishing rods.
Continue reading →Remember Romania?
Michael Totten does.
Continue reading →Obama and Matheson
Could this be just more of the Chicago Way? Poor Blago got impeached for somewhat similar shenanigans. What will Obama get—his health care reform bill passed?
Continue reading →Power update
Still no power. This time I’m sitting with my laptap in a public library, having managed to snare one of the few empty desks and unused outlets. Never have I seen such a large crowd at the library before! After … Continue reading →
White House Secretary resigns, but not the right one
I was in the car today listening to the radio and I heard something about a White House something-or-other secretary resigning today. I felt a small leap of joy at the thought that it had to be—just had to be—the … Continue reading →
Power outage–tune in later
Much of New England dealt with an enormous storm and high winds last night, and I was no exception. Power outage time! I’m in the wifi-enabled parking lot of a McDonald’s in a nearby town that seems to have been … Continue reading →
David Axelrod has a dream
And this is it: I would love to live in a world where the president could snap his fingers or even twist arms and make change happen, but in this great democracy of ours, that’s not the way it is.
Continue reading →Sowell on apologies
The ever-impressive Thomas Sowell discusses the ubiquitous generalized apology and the fact that its growing popularity goes along with a reduction in the concept of personal responsibility.
Continue reading →You must remember this: a kiss isn’t just a kiss
[NOTE: In honor of Valentine’s Day, a repeat of a previous post. Happy Valentine’s Day to all!] Wendy Hill, a psychology professor at Lafayette College, is interested in kissing—the science of it, that is. Her research found that kissing (of … Continue reading →
Obama does not heart Vegas
And it seems he may have it in for Harry Reid, too.
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