Links of the day
I don’t usually post a series of links. But lately news has come so fast and furious, and so much of it seems important to know about, that it can’t all be discussed at length. At least, not by me. … Continue reading →
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How can you tell when Axelrod is lying?
Ann Althouse says it’s “when he starts yammering inapt polysyllabic ‘e’ words.” I say it’s when he moves his mouth. Ah, but we can’t have the American people dealing with the “disruption” of being able to buy health insurance across … Continue reading →
Busy day
Busy day—will post more later.
Continue reading →Zelaya is in Honduras…
…taking refuge in the Brazilian Embassy. Keep checking Fausta’s blog for information and updates. [Hat tip: Baklava.]
Continue reading →And is it any surprise…
…that former President Jimmy Carter weighs in as a full-fledged racer?
Continue reading →Our era of non-civil discourse
Victor Davis Hanson has a good article on how uncouth public speech has gotten in recent years. And he’s not just talking about Joe Wilson. The Hanson piece reminded me of the fact that I was a bit ahead of … Continue reading →
Wilson’s wife said, “Say it isn’t so, Joe!”
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 →
Could we sound much weaker?
Iran’s leaders demonstrate their contempt for hopey-changey dialoging. Can anyone blame them?
Continue reading →Senator Susan Collins of Maine breaks with Obama on the “trigger” proposal
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 →
It’s Tea Party time in DC
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 →
They didn’t name him “Baron” for nothing
This speaks for itself. Baron Hill is so arrogant it’s almost funny, and the last line is especially ironic:
Continue reading →Happy Labor Day
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 →