[NOTE: This is a repeat of a previous post.] Okay, who are these three dark beauties? A hint: one of them is the very first picture you’ve ever seen on this blog of neo-neocon, sans apple. Not that you’d recognize … Continue reading →
…another round of socialism, first in 17 years. Dominique Strauss-Kahn must be kicking himself: shoulda, coulda, woulda. And Greece is confused, but it sounds like the voters might like more socialism, too, only with a different party in charge than … Continue reading →
Obama has.
Continue reading →David Harsanyi makes some excellent points here about one of Obama’s favorite methods: comparing what he’s done as president with what others might have done, or what might have happened without him. The economy? May be bad, but just think … Continue reading →
Today the new and not-quite-finished World Trade Center, called the Freedom Tower, outstrips the Empire State building in height. That is, if you don’t count antennae. Antennae are a bit problematic in the building-height sweepstakes, and if the Empire State’s … Continue reading →
…warming story. [Hat tip: Instapundit.]
Continue reading →…Easter!
Continue reading →…than are dreamt of in your philosophy. Like this baby pygmy hippo:
Continue reading →…”What does a Pope do?” When I first heard that Fidel had asked a question of the Pope, I thought it might be “How many divisions have you got?“
Continue reading →You might say. I’m surprised that this sort of thing doesn’t happen more often. But I’m awfully glad it doesn’t: A JetBlue flight captain went berserk mid-flight today and had to be restrained by passengers as the plane made an … Continue reading →
I’m not writing about politics, just for today. But you can.
Continue reading →It’s not a surprise at all, but Mitt Romney has won in Illinois. With 61% of precincts reporting, he’s got about 48% of the vote to Santorum’s 34%, Paul’s 9%, and Gingrich’s unimpressive 8%. For some reason (maybe because Romney … Continue reading →