Bookworm on Jan 31 2013 | Filed under: Hillary Clinton, Libya
Tweet Every time I watch a Bill Whittle video, I think to myself “This is incredibly good. It can’t get better than this.” And every time I’m wrong, because Bill Whittle’s astounding gift for powerful, honest insight and analysis keeps growing. Whittle reaches the top of his game — again! — in this video “What [...]
Bookworm on Nov 01 2012 | Filed under: Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, Presidential elections
Tweet Bill Whittle explains very clearly why it’s a mistake in this election for those who dislike Obama to a protest vote for a third party, or not vote at all, in order to protest the fact that Republicans are so far from perfect. It’s a principled stand, certainly, but it is also one that [...]
Bookworm on Feb 03 2012 | Filed under: Leftist morality
Tweet This post about Eric Holder’s thin skin, arrogance, and sense of entitlement seems like an appropriate companion piece.
Bookworm on Dec 24 2011 | Filed under: Barack Obama
Tweet It doesn’t feel very merry if you watch Bill Whittle (but you should still watch): (Or view it here.)
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