Et tu, Obama girl?
Oh, no. It’s come to this.
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Roamin Roman’s…
…return?
Continue reading →The growth of public sector unions
This WSJ piece by Daniel Henninger describes an important and little-discussed turning point in American politics: In 1962, President John F. Kennedy planted the seeds that grew the modern Democratic Party. That year, JFK signed executive order 10988 allowing the … Continue reading →
Bush’s absence…
…makes the heart grow fonder. Another factor is disillusionment with his successor. Some of us, of course, were never illusioned in the first place.
Continue reading →Brown-Coakley election night thread
Well, the polls are closed. Now we wait. Here’s a thread where you can talk about it.
Continue reading →Comparisons
Brown is the male Sarah Palin—with a law degree. Coakley is the female John Kerry—without the charm.
Continue reading →Memo to Barney Frank
House member from Massachusetts Barney Frank says that if Brown is elected, “it’ll kill the health bill.” Memo to Frank: that’s a feature, not a bug.
Continue reading →Skin lighteners bring risks
Skin lighteners bring risks. Yeah, but it’s all Harry Reid’s fault.
Continue reading →In her continuing quest to drive her campaign into the ground, Coakley…
…insults Red Sox nation. You cannot make this stuff up. [ADDENDUM: Watch this:
Continue reading →Coakley: Most. Incompetent. Campaign.
Ever.
Continue reading →Martha Coakley’s war against the Amiraults
A good summary article, here (hat tip: effess).
Continue reading →Dare we believe…
…in this sort of hope and change? The only poll that counts, of course, is the one on election day. But this is mighty sweet right now. [ADDENDUM: You can’t make this stuff up (hat tip: commenter “turfmann”). But apparently, … Continue reading →