And the winner is: Joe the Plumber
I’ve got an article up at Pajamas Media today. Does Joe the Plumber reveal Obama the secret socialist?
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Gee whiz
What a surprise! Not. The surprise for me is how much Madonna is worth: about 500 million. I had no idea. I’ve never been a fan; always found her very harsh. But then again, I’m not a man.
Continue reading →The certain road to post-election happiness…
…is to own a liquor store. You win either way: those who are miserable will drink to ease their pain, and those who are ecstatic will be celebrating. [Hat tip: Fox News interview of owner of wine store.]
Continue reading →Recommended Sunday reading
For those of you inclined to stay home today and do some reading, here are two articles that provide much food for thought in these very troubling times: (1) PUMAs on the warpath against Obamaphile voter fraud. They are motivated … Continue reading →
The Anchoress isn’t ordinarily…
…the angry type, so it takes a lot to get her to this point. I agree with her that the bias of the press—and in this case, the courts—has taken us to a point that should deeply concern and even … Continue reading →
Apocalypse now!
Courtesy reader “rickl,” I have received a heads-up on the following chilling prediction: Enjoy your three-day weekend! One of the best things about it, besides the unseasonably warm and sunny weather in the Northeast part of the country, is that … Continue reading →
Fernandez to candidates: be careful what you wish for
Richard Fernandez on those who would be President. And Victor Davis Hanson takes on the task of summarizing what’s wrong with Obama, from start to finish. Send it to your liberal friends and see if they’re still speaking to you … Continue reading →
Where’s Orwell when you need him?
We have always been at war with Eastasia.
Continue reading →The second debate
First, a bit of liveblogging. McCain is hitting Fannie and Freddie and the Dem role in at—he says Fannie/Freddie was “the catalyst”—but the points have to be so rushed that I wonder if people even know what he’s getting at. … Continue reading →
CNN’s split personality
On the one hand CNN actually manages to present a piece about Obama and Ayers that makes some hard-hitting points. On the other hand CNN continually pulls the most important punch. The significance of the Obama/Ayers connection (as I wrote … Continue reading →
Important reading for all
Please, please, please read this. And then send it to everybody you know.
Continue reading →The beat goes on
The LA Times does its best to twist the truth for Obama’s sake. Talk about a truncated quote!
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