Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
The administration’s newest scheme to slow the recovery and, just coincidentally I’m sure, to put monitoring ankle bracelets on all citizens: Make all possible roads toll roads, and mandate that drivers have toll reading devices on their cars (which are, after all, tracking devices): The White House last week began
Continue readingBut for the Navy SEALS, Osama would still be waltzing around Pakistan, hiding behind his wife. The SEALS did an extraordinary job, right down to the incredibly accurate shooting that eventually sent Osama to, I hope, some place that is permanently fiery and painful. May I again suggest a contribution,
Continue readingI’ve been reading a lot about Osama’s death, including a bunch of emails from friends who are wondering about peculiarities and anomalies in the story that Obama, his White House, and his lap dog press are releasing to the public. My thoughts: Our questions and concerns about the details of
Continue readingI’m getting afraid to write big posts. Every time I lavish much time and effort on a post, as I did with the Kornbluth rebuttal, some enormous news story comes along and completely overshadows my efforts. Incidentally, the stock market also drops when I buy, and rises when I sell.
Continue readingOn the subject of Osama’s death, I send you to Bruce Kesler and add “what he said.” I’m with those who think it’s ironic that Osama was killed on Obama’s watch, because, aside from continuing Bush’s policies, he’s had nothing to do with the hunt for Osama, and has been
Continue readingI wrote a post taking Harvard grad Jesse Kornbluth (class of ’68) to task for his carelessly flattering portrayal of “journalist” and blogger Andrew Sullivan. It’s fine to like Sullivan, although I would question a person’s judgment in doing so. What bothered me was that Kornbluth failed to discover that
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