Controversial White House Communications Director Anita Dunn—who was only in her position as an interim replacement anyway—is leaving the White House and going back to her previous job as partner in the consulting firm of Squier Knapp Dunn, while remaining … Continue reading →
Fareed Zakaria asks whether the Right’s star is rising around the world. Let’s hope so (and note, his piece appeared in Newsweek, which is not exactly National Review 2). In it, Zakaria also offers a succinct summary of one of … Continue reading →
For those of you who’ve complained about the scrolling widgets, I plan to change them to stationary ones much like the topmost widget. I will also be re-adding the general Amazon search widget. It will take a day or two, … Continue reading →
The names and photos of the Fort Hood massacre victims have been released, each accompanied by a brief biography. Quite a few seem almost painfully young, while two are not. All are lives cut tragically short by a vicious and … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I’m placing this at the top of the blog for a day or two more, just for those who haven’t seen it yet. Then it will be allowed to fall back down on the page and out of sight. … Continue reading →
Victor Davis Hanson busts some myths about Afghanistan. I wonder how many people are listening?
Continue reading →All seems to be well. It’s just not showing up properly yet because that doesn’t happen until items are actually shipped, or even a bit later. So, Amazon orders should work fine it you click through the box on the … Continue reading →
It’s not working properly yet. I’m going to talk to them later today and try to see what the problem with the click-through is, and then I’ll get back to you.
Continue reading →It may be an off year, but it’s a potentially exciting one. I plan to tune in tonight and write something—hope the news is good. Here’s a thread where you can discuss things till then.
Continue reading →You may have noticed that I’ve allowed the post about donating to PayPal to migrate down to its rightful place on the page. The “Donate” button remains, of course, and feel free to use it to your heart’s delight. But … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This is a repost of a previous article. As a public service, I decided to edit it a bit and then publish it earlier this year, one day before Candy Corn Day, in order to give all you aficionados … Continue reading →
…contempt. Lower than Cheney? How low can you go?
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