Could someone pleaze muzzle Joe Biden?
Apparently not. But it’s time.
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Does anyone believe Nancy Pelosi? And does it matter?
My answer to the first question is: nobody, not even Pelosi. Maybe especially not Pelosi. Her story on the waterboarding briefings has changed so many times, and is stated with such verbal hesitancy and telegraphing of prevarication, that even the … Continue reading →
Happy Mother’s Day: mothers and babies
Okay, who are these three dark beauties? A hint: one of them is the very first picture you’ve ever seen on this blog of neo-neocon, sans apple. Not that you’d recognize me, of course. Even my own mother might not … Continue reading →
And now it’s back to work…
…for the unretiring boomers.
Continue reading →Want a free used car?
Go on welfare in Massachusetts. And you might get a free AAA membership too.
Continue reading →The Obama administration and the rule of law
I agree with Mickey Kaus that what he refers to as “the screwing of the secure lenders” and “the strong-arming of the banks that received TARP funds” by the Obama administration are both dangerous precedents. And I agree that it’s … Continue reading →
On Obama’s threats to the non-TARP Chrysler lenders?
You’ll hear the sound of crickets chirping from the press. “We have newspaper people on the payroll, don’t we?”
Continue reading →Elizabeth Edwards, woman scorned…
…writes a book. And it doesn’t tell a pretty tale. Husband John appears to be not just a liar, but a serial liar. Originally I was somewhat sympathetic to Ms. Edwards’s plight: political wife, fighting cancer, philandering husband. And I … Continue reading →
What’s so funny about Obama?
Nothing.
Continue reading →A Barack Obama press conference is becoming…
…indistinguishable from this:
Continue reading →On the Great Undoing
Dr. Sanity diagnoses the psychological motivations of the first 100 days: the great undoing.
Continue reading →The White House’s airplane photo-op stunt
“Sophomoric level of understanding?” “Juvenile approach to decisions?” I think that just about covers it.
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