The successful and popular private school voucher program in Washington DC has been killed by Democrats, no doubt in order to reward their friends in the teachers’ union. Remind me, please, why is it that black people still support Democrats … Continue reading →
David Broder, tool: It came as no surprise to anyone who knows her that Napolitano handled the [Flight 253 bomber) incident and its aftermath with aplomb. In the years I have known her, she has managed every challenge that has … Continue reading →
…on Obama’s year of magical thinking.
Continue reading →…oh my goodness.
Continue reading →…I didn’t make it to that substantive evening post. I got home a little while ago, however, turned on the TV, and noticed that Washington DC is bracing for a huge snowstorm. Somehow, it seems appropriate. I know, I know; … Continue reading →
I’ve got an exceptionally busy day today, and so I’ll probably post something in the evening. But till then, I thought I’d give you a few things to chaw on: In another huge surprise (not) climatologist Michael Mann, he of … Continue reading →
Nominations are open. Voting should begin soon. Dare I ask for a repeat?
Continue reading →Blame duck.
Continue reading →Canadian Diane Francis suggests that China’s wonderful one-child-per-couple rule be extended to the entire planet, the better to combat all the environmental ills that the dastardly human race has inflicted on the earth: A planetary law, such as China’s one-child … Continue reading →
…and it’s a lot friendlier and warmer than the original. [NOTE: Yes, I thought it was an Onion piece myself when I first saw the news. But the original AP story appears to be bona fide.]
Continue reading →Abe Greenwald wonders.
Continue reading →…and publishes (gasp!) an op-ed on Climategate by Sarah Palin. If you glance at the comments, you’ll see a great deal of outrage by the WaPo’s readers at the newspaper’s heresy. [NOTE: I think the op-ed’s title, “Copenhagen’s Political Science,” … Continue reading →