The Bookroom Beat — August 14 a.m. edition
My house guest is sleeping off jet lag in the next room, so I’m doing two-finger typing to silence the normal click-clack of my keyboard. This will therefore be brief.
The UN: Killing Muslims with kindness
The Marines and Special Forces are good, but are 130 of them really necessary to tell us how bad ISIS is or able to face off against it?
Clever pro-fracking campaign in Colorado.
Militant, oppressed blacks or militant, oppressive cops? What’s the story in Missouri? (This too.)
Teachers’ unions work for teachers, not special needs kids.
Also, schools, like universities, have a lot of employees who don’t teach.
I love Texas, but that doesn’t mean I don’t know about its often corrupt local guv’mint and judiciary — especially its left-hewing agencies.
Mike McDaniel remembers the ultimately hopeless Robin Williams shining in a role about hope.
No you’re not paranoid. The media really does report scandals differently for Democrats and Republicans.
Max Borders explains how Progressives are destroying their beloved, iconic “cool” cities.
Even Obama’s own people are revealing just how bad his foreign policy really is.
The UN appoints a rabid anti-Israel person to lead an “inquiry” panel about the latest war.
Does it matter that journalists are finally telling some truths about Hamas?
