Two birds moonwalking
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Michael Totten reports from Iraq
Michael Totten is one of the few people visiting Iraq and writing about what’s going on there now.
Continue reading →Obama says: you want meddling? I’ll give you meddling
Only I’ll make Hillary do it.
Continue reading →Dr. Sanity opts for sanity
My friend, Sanity Squad colleague, and blogger extraordinaire Dr. Sanity is taking a long and perhaps permanent break from blogging. Please stop by, smell the virtual roses, and wish her well!
Continue reading →Obligatory Palin thread of the day
This’ll be short: reading about the Palin interview today, it strikes me that Palin really is a maverick.
Continue reading →And North Korea…
…sends Obama a Happy Fourth of July message, complete with fireworks.
Continue reading →Happy Fourth of July: to liberty!
[This is a repeat of an previous post. I thought it especially relevant today because I see our liberties as newly-threatened. In addition, there’s the news that the crown of the Statue of Liberty has been reopened today to visitors … Continue reading →
Robert Gibbs: how to win friends and influence people
The Worst Press Secretary Ever. In a class by himself. Gibbs has abandoned any pretense of giving out information of any veracity. His performances are entirely composed of equal measure of spin and smirk—almost like an-only-slightly-more-cleaned-up version of bloggers who … Continue reading →
And Obama’s solution to the subprime housing mortgage crisis is…
…the hair of the dog that bit you.
Continue reading →The Madoff investigation plot thickens
So now it turns out that Markopolos was not alone; there was an another attempted whistleblower, this time within the SEC itself. But apparently she was ignored, as well.
Continue reading →Why liberals support cap and trade
If I were to ask most of my friends about cap and trade, my guess is that many of them would draw a blank or be only vaguely familiar with it. It’s too detailed and too technical, and at any … Continue reading →
Obama the African colonial
Here’s an article offering a unique point of view: Obama as African colonial. The piece was written by an American woman whose parents came to this country from Nigeria in the 1970s, and who still travels there frequently. She writes: … Continue reading →