Obama and the drug lobbyists
Quelle surprise. Not.
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Noonan half gets it
Noonan’s coming along in her recovery from Obamalove. But she still cuts him too much slack. But well worth reading, along with this by Victor Davis Hanson. [ADDENDUM: And I’m pleased to see that Dr. Sanity is back doing some … Continue reading →
And about that “high-level Republican political operative” the DNC pretends to be so incensed about
Remember that phrase in the DNC video, “This mob activity is straight from the playbook of high-level Republican political operatives”? Well, Mary Katherine Ham has unearthed the identity of that “high-level Republican political operative” [sic], and what was actually written … Continue reading →
We got that swing
Why do we swing our arms when we walk? It turns out that scientists find it has some advantages: “Rather than a facultative relic of the locomotion needs of our quadrupedal ancestors, arm swinging is an integral part of the … Continue reading →
A video on Gatesgate that stands for itself
Embedded video from CNN Video [Hat tip: commenter “Darrell.”] This woman, Kelly King, should run for President. She’s truly articulate, as opposed to the surface smoothness and careful word calibration of our President. And her affect matches her rhetoric; she … Continue reading →
Let’s hear it for the olive race
[Via Ann Althouse.] It appears that Lucia Whalen, the woman who reported the two (race-unspecified) men breaking into Gates’s Cambridge house, would like to correct the record: “Contrary to published reports that a ‘white woman’ called 911 and reported seeing … Continue reading →
It’s not nice to make a Blue Dog angry
But Waxman did. Good. And fancy that, the Blue Dogs say the Democrat leadership in the House lied to them! Say it isn’t so, Nancy!
Continue reading →Zelaya at the gates
Ex-president Zelaya appears to be on his way to the Honduran border. Here’s what our country has to say about it: When asked about Zelaya’s stated return, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Philip Crowley called it “unwise.” “Any step that … Continue reading →
Why not tort reform?
Charles Krauthammer mentions Obama and the Democrats’ dirty little secret: they refuse to even consider tort reform, which would probably be the simplest and most effective way to improve the health care system by saving the public tons of money. … Continue reading →
Obama’s health care reform press conference
I’m busy, but for those of you who want a thread to comment on the talk Obama is currently giving, go to it.
Continue reading →Obama tells Netanyahu…
…to stop building homes. In Jerusalem. Obama doesn’t believe in “meddling” in the affairs of other countries. Unless that country is Israel, or a nation stuggling against tyranny such as Honduras.
Continue reading →Cronkite and Vietnam: Part II
[Part I is here. Both parts are reprints of previous posts, but I have updated this one to reflect that fact that Cronkite is now deceased.] In his introduction to that Cronkite interview featured in Part I, Dick Gordon writes: … Continue reading →