Remember that phrase in the DNC video, “This mob activity is straight from the playbook of high-level Republican political operatives”? Well, Mary Katherine Ham has unearthed the identity of that “high-level Republican political operative” [sic], and what was actually written … Continue reading →
Why do we swing our arms when we walk? It turns out that scientists find it has some advantages: “Rather than a facultative relic of the locomotion needs of our quadrupedal ancestors, arm swinging is an integral part of the … Continue reading →
Embedded video from CNN Video [Hat tip: commenter “Darrell.”] This woman, Kelly King, should run for President. She’s truly articulate, as opposed to the surface smoothness and careful word calibration of our President. And her affect matches her rhetoric; she … Continue reading →
[Via Ann Althouse.] It appears that Lucia Whalen, the woman who reported the two (race-unspecified) men breaking into Gates’s Cambridge house, would like to correct the record: “Contrary to published reports that a ‘white woman’ called 911 and reported seeing … Continue reading →
But Waxman did. Good. And fancy that, the Blue Dogs say the Democrat leadership in the House lied to them! Say it isn’t so, Nancy!
Continue reading →Ex-president Zelaya appears to be on his way to the Honduran border. Here’s what our country has to say about it: When asked about Zelaya’s stated return, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Philip Crowley called it “unwise.” “Any step that … Continue reading →
Charles Krauthammer mentions Obama and the Democrats’ dirty little secret: they refuse to even consider tort reform, which would probably be the simplest and most effective way to improve the health care system by saving the public tons of money. … Continue reading →
I’m busy, but for those of you who want a thread to comment on the talk Obama is currently giving, go to it.
Continue reading →…to stop building homes. In Jerusalem. Obama doesn’t believe in “meddling” in the affairs of other countries. Unless that country is Israel, or a nation stuggling against tyranny such as Honduras.
Continue reading →[Part I is here. Both parts are reprints of previous posts, but I have updated this one to reflect that fact that Cronkite is now deceased.] In his introduction to that Cronkite interview featured in Part I, Dick Gordon writes: … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This is a repeat of a previous two-part post. Part II is here.] Cronkite’s famous post-Tet broadcast of February 27, 1968, delivered on the CBS Evening News, is widely regarded as a turning point in the Vietnam War, as … Continue reading →
…well worth reading, as usual.
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