Click here to listen to tonight’s Sanity Squad live at 8 PM Eastern time. Or click later to listen to the recording of our latest foray into commentary. The topic is the soldier, as seen by Left and Right: victim, … Continue reading →
Tune in tonight live at 8PM Eastern Time (or click on the link later to hear the recording) for what promises to be an interesting Sanity Squad podcast on Canada’s PC assault on the freedom of speech of Ezra Levant … Continue reading →
Richard Fernandez on learning to fight an insurgency, and Ralph Peters on the surge, one year after.
Continue reading →…they’ll have to retire the “chickenhawk” meme. Not only is McCain a bona fide war hero of unquestioned courage and true grit, but it turns out his son is a Marine fighting in Iraq.
Continue reading →Michael Yon has another fine essay up about progress in Iraq. I think you’ll find it not only informative but encouraging without whitewashing the difficulties that still remain. [NOTE: I plan to post Part II of “Cultural and moral relativism” … Continue reading →
The polls will be closing in about an hour and a half in New Hampshire, so here are some of my final pre-result thoughts on the proceedings: (1) Weather, unbelievably great! An illustration of the old adage that if you … Continue reading →
Well, they finally got me to talk about the primaries. Listen up at Blog Talk Radio to tonight’s Sanity Squad podcast with Dr. Sanity, Shrink, Siggy, and me.
Continue reading →Blogger Andrew Olmstead has been killed by small arms fire in Iraq. His final message—characteristically touching, thoughtful, and humorous—has been posted here.
Continue reading →I’m a bit under the weather today, having woken up with an aura that then segued seamlessly into a migraine. Fortunately, I don’t get migraines too often, now that I’ve eliminated chocolate from my life. But every now and then … Continue reading →
…Happy New Year’s Eve!
Continue reading →…and its environs. Even non-football fans such as myself have heard the news of the Patriots’ spectacular record-setting season. Combined with the Sox winning the World Series for the second time in the last four years, this makes Boston sports … Continue reading →
Why not take a break from politics and world angst? You’ve got a good excuse, because it’s that time of year again—“Nutcracker” time, that is. Especially if you live anywhere near New York City, where the New York City Ballet … Continue reading →