Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I think Charles Krauthammer may have written one of his best articles ever. I’m quoting a few select phrases, but you’re cheating yourself if you don’t read the whole thing: “Obama to campaign to ensure health law’s success” – The New York Times, November 4 The Obamacare website doesn’t work.
Continue readingI don’t usually associate the Danes with political humor, especially political humor focused on the American political scene, but I may have to change my assumptions in this area. One Danish TV show caught Obama being his usual clumsy, boring, inarticulate self, and made hay: Hat tip: Sadie
Continue readingIf you haven’t listened to Netanyahu’s speech to Congress, you must. And I mean listen. I’m usually a speech reader, because I read quickly, and seldom have the time or the patience to sit down and listen to someone give a 45 minute speech. In addition, some speakers have so
Continue readingRusty Shackleford is spitting bullets about the fact that the Taliban have kidnapped Pvt. Bowe Bergdahl and are parading him for propaganda purposes. Although it’s easy to get all tangled up about international law and whether the Geneva Convention should extend to these people, Dr. Shackleford gets to the core
Continue readingPrior to Palin’s appearance on the national political scene, conservatives had long griped about the fact that the media’s narrative was slanted against them, but it was often difficult to point to something obvious that demonstrated this fact. The media slipped up occasionally in big ways, such as Rathergate, but
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