Here’s the GOP’s Pledge to America. It seems fine to me, but I’m not sure it matters all that much. People hate Congress right now. They may indeed vote Republicans in this year—but only out of desperation, not trust. The … Continue reading →
…fisks himself.
Continue reading →Separated at birth? Julia Louis-Dreyfus: Christine O’Donnell: [NOTE: for those who don’t get the reference in the title of this post, see this.]
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Continue reading →And a novel one as well: Obama should diss Sarah Palin in order to fire up his base.
Continue reading →Eugene Robinson disagrees with you. He thinks she can. And Chris Matthews agrees—with Robinson.
Continue reading →I’m having connectivity problems. Hopefully they will be temporary. I just got online, and I’m slapping this post up to let you know what’s happening, just in case I lose the connection forthwith. [ADDENDUM: About 45 minutes later it’s still … Continue reading →
Kathleen Sebelius uses the Marxist buzz-word.
Continue reading →…will issue a retraction? Didn’t think so.
Continue reading →Even if they’re young: Though many students are liberals on social issues, the economic reality of a weak job market has taken a toll on their loyalties: far fewer 18- to 29-year-olds now identify themselves as Democrats compared with 2008.
Continue reading →…dreams of the Obama he fell in love with many moons ago, the one that doesn’t exist and never did.
Continue reading →In Adam Gopnik’s lengthy piece on Churchill in the New Yorker, he writes: For Churchill always thought in terms not of national interest but of a national character that could trump interest. The Germans “combine in the most deadly manner … Continue reading →