Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I’m having a surprising amount of fun over at my new Facebook page, Conservative Travel. If you haven’t yet checked it out, take a second to do so. (And if you like it, please hit that “like” button.) I continue to be receptive to your amazing Americana travel suggestions (places,
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Continue readingIs our President a EUrolander wannabee? Yes. I can’t tell you how many times I have heard my fellow Americans spout utter nonsense about EUroland. Hey, they may have visited there and after visiting all the tourist spots and wining and dining in the best tourist restaurants afforded by American
Continue readingI have a busy day today — legal stuff — so blogging will be minimal until much later. I figure, though, that news about the earthquake (which I’ve been reading between making breakfast and kid lunches), should be more than enough to keep people’s brains busy. My thoughts are with
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Continue readingMichelle Malkin’s family is still suffering the agony of looking for a lost, beloved child. If you’re in the Seattle area, keep your eyes open for this vivacious and pretty young woman.
Continue reading(UPDATE: Having now had the chance to read all the posts, I cannot tell you how good they are. This was a stand-out week, and one of the most difficult for me in selecting my top two in each category. If you have the time, give these posts a look-see.)
Continue readingYou have to read this Patterico post to believe it. NPR’s ombudsman Alicia Shepard issues a flat-out erroneous statement. Patterico confronts her on it. She challenges him. Fine. Except…. She bases her fight entirely on the transcript, but never watches the video, which definitely proves that her tweet, which was
Continue readingI find Ron Paul abhorrent, and I worry about Rand Paul, who seems like a slightly more polished version of Daddy. Nevertheless, even creepy people can be right, as Rand Paul is about government spending. His point, basically, is that Republicans and Democrats are battling over bandage quality, rather than
Continue readingAt about 4:30 PST, two headlines just came down the pike, following the Wisconsin Senate votes: Wisconsin anti-union measure must pass Assembly before it can go to Gov. Walker for signature More on Wisconsin anti-union vote: No Democratic senators were present – AP I’d like to rephrase them: Wisconsin pro-taxpayer
Continue readingDoesn’t get better than this, from 1936: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Vdvut6IgJQ[/youtube]
Continue reading[Between kids and phone calls, it took me way too long to write this post, although that proved useful at the end, as it was the AP’s republished news report that contained the real gem. Rather than re-write this post, I’m simply highlighting the explosive little factoid hidden in the
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Continue readingThe New York Times hasn’t yet gotten around to reporting officially on Ron Schiller’s disgusting performance before a supposed front group for the Muslim Brotherhood. Those of us who have watched the short video, and made inroads into the long video, saw him trashing in the most extreme terms Tea
Continue readingYesterday I posted about MSNBC talking head Cenk Uygur, who couldn’t accept that black separatists are a terrorism risk. I’m sure he’d have equal problem acknowledging the risk posed by radical environmentalists. The irony with this latest report is that the environmental wacko sent his threat, using his own email
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