Heredity…
…is a powerful thing. Case in point, Bette Midler and her daughter:
Continue reading →…is a powerful thing. Case in point, Bette Midler and her daughter:
Continue reading →…and his answer is: probably not, but maybe so. It’s sort of humorous to read Reich on the subject. As a former member of Clinton’s administration, he must know how different the two men are in personality and temperament, as … Continue reading →
Today I have a piece up at Pajamas Media on the Leiby Kletzky murder. You can comment there, or here if you’d like.
Continue reading →…granny will be the first to go. [ADDENDUM: Taranto weighs in.]
Continue reading →…it turns out that Obama’s story of his mother’s health insurance woes was misleading—to put the nicest spin on it. The facts have come out in a new biography of Ann Dunham, Obama’s mother, who died of ovarian cancer in … Continue reading →
George W. Bush really helped the people of South Sudan achieve their independence.
Continue reading →Some large companies say to gays “You want equality? I’ll give you equality.” But this much equality may not be what gay rights activists bargained for: Now that same-sex marriage has been legalized in New York, at least a few … Continue reading →
…shows a bit of fire here.
Continue reading →It’s both the crime and the coverup.
Continue reading →There was a jumungous dust storm yesterday in Phoenix that reached a height of two miles: Here’s a different perspective: The storm came at the beginning of Phoenix’s monsoon season—yes, you heard me right, Phoenix’s monsoon season—which is in the … Continue reading →
I haven’t followed this at all. But apparently it’s big big news.
Continue reading →[Bumped up once again: Happy Fourth!!] Here’s one you might remember. I certainly do: Fans of the movie “The Great Escape” (and I must confess that I’m one, big-time) will recognize the above as the Fourth of July celebration scene, … Continue reading →