Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
First Nancy Pelosi got into a very public battle with the CIA, one that she abruptly dropped. Now Eric Holder is starting the same war with his announcement that he has decided to appoint a prosecutor to examine nearly a dozen CIA terror interrogations. I’ll ask again what I asked
Continue readingTruly, I never thought I’d see the day, but the San Francisco Chronicle has three common sense articles today that discuss lies, Lefties and San Franciscans turning against their former loves. The first article is one by a Chron Staff Writer speaking in very derogatory terms about the outrageous City
Continue readingWhat we hope is that Sebastian Faulks enjoys a long and healthy life despite having stated his very strong opinion about the Koran: Best-selling novelist Sebastian Faulks has risked incurring the wrath of Muslims by dismissing the Koran as just ‘the depressive rantings of a schizophrenic’ with ‘no ethical dimension’.
Continue readingI had some DNS problems this morning and it resulted in Bookworm’s blog being offline. If you have any issues whatsoever please send me an e-mail: [email protected]. Kind Regards, Terry Trippany
Continue readingThe Watcher’s have spoken and, as Queen Elizabeth I said when she learned she was queen, it is marvelous in our eyes. (Yes, I am boasting.) Winning Council Submissions First place with 2 1/3 points! – Bookworm Room – The view from the other side re health care Second place
Continue readingThere is a debate going on about the content of the “Your Life/Your Choices” book the VA prepared for vets. It’s main goal is to encourage vets to draft living wills. Some consider it a death book; some consider it a useful tool for helping people make end of life
Continue readingSadie referenced this song in a comment to this post and I had to share the whole thing with you: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FD7sqGJ3NBg[/youtube]
Continue readingPity poor Frank Rich, former theater critic and current political opinion purveyor, since he’s very, very scared that Americans who hold beliefs different from his are daring to protest. Than read Katherine Kersten, who reminds us of two things: the Lefts’ former love for protest, as long as they were
Continue readingI think I’m in love.
Continue readingRandall Hoven caught a priceless moment of cognitive dissonance — or outright stupidity, if you want to be blunt — from an Ivy League educated fan of Obama-Keynesian spending. I’m not going to quote here, because Hoven’s whole article deserves to be read in full. But I just want you
Continue readingLast night, I went with a friend to see Julie & Julia, a movie that abruptly lost me exactly halfway through. Although it’s a movie that has all the trappings of a good chick-flick, with enough beautifully photographed food to appeal to male foodies too, it contains some calculated insults
Continue readingAt the Absurd Report, you can read a brief synopsis of the entire 1000+ page health care bill focusing, not on the extraneous minutiae, but on the core provisions. And, as you have already realized, it is the few core provisions scattered throughout the bill that ensure that our national
Continue readingI don’t have the time today to do a big scan of all the blogs on by blog roll — a list I take very seriously — but I did get to visit some, and I thought you’d find their posts interesting. In no particular order, I’ll just list the
Continue readingIf you live in the Bay Area, and you want to have a better Fleet Week experience this October than the guy next door to you, I strongly urge you to join the Navy League. With the NL at your back, Fleet Week suddenly goes from being a spectator sport
Continue readingEarly this year I blogged about the bizarre experience of running into four conservatives in Marin in the aisle of the local craft store. Well, I did it again today, this time with four conservatives in the dojo parking lot. I discovered through Facebook that one of my martial arts
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