Disturbing?
Any of you tech people got theories on what this might signify?
Continue reading →Category Archives: Uncategorized
Mark Steyn…
…on the “dangerously delusional” and “self-indulgent irrelevance” of Obama’s nuclear summit.
Continue reading →Remember Iraq?
Victor Davis Hanson does. He reminds us of just how wrong “the current troika now directing U.S. foreign policy”—Obama, Biden, and Clinton—were, as well as those “no blood for oil” folks. Of course, they bear no consequences and there is … Continue reading →
The Democratic brand…
…is at an all-time low since Gallup has been recording such things. Good. And it better stay there till election day 2010, and beyond.
Continue reading →Most intriguing and yet curiously disappointing headline of the day
“China Offers High-Speed Rail to California.” Just picture it: across the bridge to end all bridges or the tunnel to end all tunnels, the high-speed rail shoots off, flashing us straight from Shanghai to San Francisco in record time. But … Continue reading →
Happy Easter!
Happy Easter to all my celebratory Christian readers, and to all those who just enjoy the holiday as well! One year when my son was little, I spent the week prior to Easter blowing out eggs and dying them. Now … Continue reading →
Some music for Easter
Enjoy:
Continue reading →Hey, let’s diss another ally!
Canada joins the crowd of spurned allies.
Continue reading →Here’s another of our fabulous Representatives
Meet Congressman Phil Hare of Illinois: [Hat tip: DrewM. at Ace’s.] [ADDENDUM: I wonder if he can be impeached for violating his oath of office? Of course, half of Congress would have to go with him.]
Continue reading →Two sobering thoughts
Did you know that: Robert Byrd is third in line in the presidential succession? And Timothy Geitner is fifth?
Continue reading →Today is Nancy Pelosi’s 70th birthday
What can we get her for the occasion? How about an IOU for her retirement as Speaker come next session.
Continue reading →You may notice…
…that I haven’t posted anything about the HCR signing ceremony. That’s because I have no intention of watching much news on TV any more. I prefer to read anyway—and at this point it’s better for the state of my stomach, … Continue reading →