You may have noticed…
…that today I’ve given in fully to my addiction. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.
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A twelve step program is needed…
…for those who can’t stop writing about Obama. I take
Continue reading →Press worth more than fifteen points for Obama?
Query: If, as Evan Thomas of Newsweek said in a moment of unguarded candor: The media, I think, want [Democratic presidential candidate John F.] Kerry to win. And I think they’re going to portray Kerry and [running mate John] Edwards…as … Continue reading →
When trolls attack…
…and try to mess up the comments, perhaps I should take it as a compliment.
Continue reading →Suggestion for the McCain campaign
Just incorporate a short part of this clip, from 1:10 to 1:18, into some sort of ad. This speech was given in January 2008, back when this sort of statement was still believable: In case you missed it, here it … Continue reading →
Dispatch from Kosovo
Michael Totten certainly gets around. This time he reports from Kosovo. Edifying, as always.
Continue reading →RIP Tony Snow
Tony Snow has succumbed to colon cancer at 53. His philosophy was to make the most of his remaining time after his diagnosis, and from the looks of it he did. I enjoyed Snow’s tenure as press secretary, especially after … Continue reading →
Hostage rescue: another reason to celebrate this Fourth
Hearing the wonderful news of the rescue of the Colombian hostages, I immediately thought of Entebbe. I guess I’m not the only one. And, since the Entebbe resue occurred on July 4, 1976 and concerns liberty, it’s a fitting event … Continue reading →
Heroes vs. villains: Independence Day
Today is the Fourth of July, our Independence Day. Although the focus is on firework—a tradition I intend to perpetuate this evening—deep down, this particular holiday is really about American history. John Adams, one of our founding fathers, knew this, … Continue reading →
Making McCain exciting: the video challenge
Think Obama’s the only cool one in this election? Well, think again:
Continue reading →Genes influence voting behavior?
Before you put too much credence in this, read this. I’d love to find a link to the original study so I could read it for myself. Anyone who can supply one? And I’ve often wondered how those who believe … Continue reading →
The leaders of Africa fail to live up to their Sister Souljah moment on Mugabe
If anything is clear, it’s that Mugabe of Zimbabwe is a dangerous thug who has taken his country down the road to economic and human ruin with his ruthless consolidation of power, his quest for revenge, and his Marxist leanings. … Continue reading →