Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I spent the morning going through the 800 or so emails I’d allowed to pile up in my inbox. I deleted most of them, which were automatic emails from various lists to which I belong, but there were definitely gems hiding in that stack. Now I get the chance to
Continue readingAnd since I’m needling Obama, this seems like the right place to drop in this link about his profligacy with other people’s money.
Continue readingI always love it when Leftist idiocy highlights some sort of life lesson I just imparted to young people. Today’s life lesson is that fairness should be a reasonably objective standard, rather than one that, as Bill Maher would have it, depends on whether you, personally, are benefiting from the
Continue readingFor the last two days, I haven’t been blogging much, but I’ve been collecting stuff to read and share with you. In no particular order, my collection: Are you an old fart? I certainly am, and proud of it. There are several expressions that cover the need to make a
Continue readingI am very, very proud of an old friend of mine. Like me, he’s a conservative in Marin. Unlike me, he’s burst out of the political closet. Tim Amyx will now be blogging on a weekly basis at the Mill Valley Patch, a local Marin online publication that comes out
Continue readingSadie’s fed up. Here is her Open Letter to the GOP and current Super Pacs: You tried once to force-feed us Dole, then McCain and currently a smorgasbord that still leaves us hungry. Didn’t you get the menu? We want meat and potatoes and you keep serving us vegetables. Oh sure,
Continue readingThose few of you who have been dwelling under a rock for the past week may not be familiar with the name Joseph Kony. Thanks to a viral video by a group called Invisible Children, Joseph Kony, crazed Ugandan killer, is a super-de-dooper hot topic, especially amongst high school and
Continue readingMoveOn.org has created an online poster that has been getting a fair amount of play on Facebook. The page is entitled “The #1 Reminder Every GOP Lawmaker Needs To See.” It then quotes “American Hero” Jamie Raskin, a law professor, before successfully running for Maryland’s State Senate himself, testified before
Continue readingNo, I didn’t forget. I’m just running a little bit late. Yesterday afternoon was hectic and, by evening, I wasn’t inclined to turn on my computer. But I will never deprive you of the good stuff out there in the intelligent part of the blogosphere, and Watcher’s Council winners are
Continue readingTruly, comedy doesn’t get better than this: No obscenities, no vulgarities, no insults, just exquisite humor, riding on perfect timing.
Continue readingJerry Brown has nominated Teveia Barnes to be the new commissioner for California’s Department of Financial Institutions. This means that she is the ultimate regulatory authority for more than 300 California-chartered banks and other financial institutions. Barnes has an impressive resume, including a lengthy stint as associate general counsel and
Continue readingOn a regular basis, the New York Times launches an attack against the military. Or more accurately, against the men and women (especially the men) who serve in the military. We get stories about their high drug abuse rates, high crime rates, high insanity rates, and high suicide rates. Usually,
Continue readingThis is a mini “review” of Game Change for two reasons. First, I’ve only managed to slog my way through the first half of the movie. Second, I don’t have much to say. I tried to watch the whole thing, honest I did, but couldn’t. Not only were the untruths
Continue readingFollowing up on my earlier post here about Sandra Fluke’s name, and the way it irritates me, I had a little fun over at the PJ Tatler.
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