Joe Wilson’s wife tells us that she watched Obama’s health care address to the joint session of Congress, and then: Joe called me after the speech on Wednesday night and I said, “Joe, who’s the nut who hollered out “you … Continue reading →
Iran’s leaders demonstrate their contempt for hopey-changey dialoging. Can anyone blame them?
Continue reading →See this. Even more astounding is that, by taking such a stance, Senator Collins is breaking with her political twin sister, Senator Olympia Snowe. The two RINOs from Maine vote together so often they seem joined at the hip, and … Continue reading →
Today’s the big day for demonstrations against the spending spree in Washington. I’m wondering, though, what are “tens of thousands?” Is it closer to ten thousand or closer to ninety? One thing’s for sure, there will be some disagreement about … Continue reading →
This speaks for itself. Baron Hill is so arrogant it’s almost funny, and the last line is especially ironic:
Continue reading →Labor Day is one of those holidays I ordinarily don’t think too much about, except as an excuse for a barbecue and a day off. It has bad associations for me because it always came around the time of the … Continue reading →
Hardly: Meet the new department of dirty tricks.
Continue reading →The Canadian health care system is sick, says the new head of the Canadian Medical Association: Dr. Anne Doig says patients are getting less than optimal care and she adds that physicians from across the country – who will gather … Continue reading →
…that any email with the subject title “please this is not spam”—is.
Continue reading →Dr. Zane F. Pollard has a penetrating article up at American Thinker on Obamacare. It’s a must-read, and a must-send to all your friends, Left and Right and in-between. Here’s a key excerpt (but please read the whole thing; there’s … Continue reading →
Amy Kane went to the Portsmouth NH Obamacare event, and she’s got photos, observations, and musings (more of Amy’s photos here) . Who were the mob, and who the organized? You decide. Amy did.
Continue reading →[NOTE: This is a reprint of a previous post. I came across it the other day and I happen to like it.] I saw her walking ahead of me on a sidewalk in New York, and I knew immediately. She … Continue reading →