Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
A woman in New Hampshire, who’s been billed in the MSM as an ordinary Mom but is, in fact, someone with a long record of liberal political activism, has thrust Rudy Giuliani’s parenting into the spotlight by stating “”If a person is running for president, I would assume their children
Continue readingCliff Thier is looking ahead to the possibility that the 2008 election will see Hillary and Rudy competing against each other in the White House. With that in mind, he’s come up with a great idea for a campaign commercial. Aside from liking the idea, I think it’s incredibly important
Continue readingIslamists have, for a long time, been singing a Siren song to Europe: “If you stop support for Israel, we’ll leave you alone and make nice with everyone.” (Tra la la!) A lot of people have actually be seduced into believing that, if they abandon Israel to the Muslim countries
Continue readingThe astute and prescient Richard Baehr is taking a look down the road at the shape of the 2008 election — an election he sees between Clinton and Giuliani: The 2008 Presidential contest is shaping up to be similar to the 2000 and 2004 races. Those two races had very
Continue readingI guiltily admit that I haven’t paid too much attention to Mike Huckabee, not because I disagree with his politics, but because I’ve been focusing on the Republican front runners. With a lot of front runners, even if one falls, there are so many more to take his place, it
Continue readingI’m on another vacation, sitting in a cyber cafe, working at a small computer with a microscopic keyboard, so it must be random thoughts day. Thank goodness DQ is doing the heavy lifting. The first thing that caught my interest is what Mitt said at the debate, which I really
Continue readingAs you know, I don’t have much bad to say about the leading Republican candidates, all of whom I think are qualified to take the White House (including my least favorite of the bunch, John McCain). They’re certainly more qualified than their closest, and sometimes very scary, competitors. With that
Continue readingIf you’re like me, and would rather see a Republican, than a Democrat in the White House, you may agree with me that it’s unnerving, to say the least, that Democrats now outnumber Republicans in poll responses: A recent Pew poll showed a sharp change in Americans’ political-party identification: Democrats
Continue readingThe more I learn about Obama, the less — much less — that I like him. Over at Cheat-Seeking Missiles, Laer brings up the fact that Obama’s moderate posturing for his presidential candidacy is just that: posturing. In fact, he’s about as liberal as liberal can be, which is fine
Continue readingIn my post about the field of front-running Republican candidates, I got a comment from someone who said that s/he could not possibly vote for Giuliani, because Giuliani is personally pro-choice. Further, the comment writer said (or implied) that this would hold true even if it boiled down to a
Continue readingI’ve heard that the Dems are excited because they believe that the fractious Republicans are falling apart at the seams as they fight over the different candidates heading to the primaries. Funnily enough, I don’t see what’s happening as a self-destructive battle to the death. Rather, I think the Republicans
Continue readingSeraphic Secret gets to the heart of the insanity behind the Democrats’ decision to hide from Fox TV: So let me get this straight. According to the Democrats, Israel is supposed to sit down and chat with Hamas, a terrorist gang dedicated to Israel’s annihilation. According to the Democrats Israel
Continue readingI am, apparently, worthy of voting. I bet you, my regular readers, are too. But if you’re in doubt, take this test: I have to admit to having slipped up on one question, but my excuse is that I’m not a very visual person, and photos are involved. It is
Continue readingI know it’s unkind of me, but ever since I saw that video of John Edwards preening to improve his pretty-boy self, I think of him as a sort of Barbie doll — or, maybe, I should say a Ken doll. That’s why I found it exquisitely funny that this
Continue readingHow seriously can you take a presidential candidate who announces on a late night talk show? There’s a lack of gravitas here that I find disturbing, both when I think about McCain and when I think about the whole American election process.
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