Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Sorry that my blogging has been slow today. I’ve got a cold and while I’m not very sick (and I’m very grateful for that fact), I don’t feel very well either. Someone also seems to have stuffed my head with cotton wool, so my brains are slightly suffocated. I’m optimistic
Continue readingThere’s something about the Obama’s and food…. For the past three years, food has been an issue with the Obamas. During the recession, they’ve dined in style while others have clipped coupon. Wagyu beef, anyone? Michelle made food her crusade, urging Americans to eat expensive, “healthy,” “organic” food (which has
Continue readingBrilliant. You have to share this one far and wide: Hat tip: Radio Patriot
Continue readingThe first video has Andrew Klavan explaining Obamanomics. The second video shows Obamanomics in action. The first video is funny and depressing; the second video startled a nervous giggle out of me, but mostly made me deeply fearful for our future: UPDATE: I need to add another video to this
Continue readingI’ve been busy today hunting down paying work, which accounts for my low blog production today. Here are a few things for you, though. On the subject of the oxymoronic “liberal tolerance,” I’ve got a three-fer for you: The Anchoress talks about Democrats’ fear that innocuous gifts might contaminate them.
Continue readingKudos to Mi Pueblo, a grocery store that caters to Hispanic shoppers, for abiding by federal law. At least, I give it kudos. The Unions are fighting mad: The Bay Area’s biggest Latino grocery chain is trying to avert a threatened boycott after it began checking the immigration status of
Continue readingCouncil Submissions The Noisy Room – Israel: Time’s Up The Colossus of Rhodey – Wisdom from the Libertarian Party The Political Commentator – Do bankers and class warfare in the U.S. = immigrants and racism in Greece? Simply Jews – Eastwooding Clint? You are just making his day. GrEaT sAtAn”S
Continue readingWhen we say “I’ve got your back,” we’re telling the other person that he (or she) can rely upon us. We’ll be there to catch them when they fall. When you turn your back on someone, you are abandoning them, and doing so in a rude and public fashion. Back
Continue readingThe one thing that’s been nice about Obama’s presidency is the fact that the Democrats ramped down their Nazi rhetoric. It used to be that you couldn’t open a Leftist web page without hearing that Bush and Cheney were Nazis, and that every Republican policy initiative promised to create a
Continue readingThe day after Mitt Romney gave his speech, Jon Stewart went to town. It was a typical Jon Stewart exercise, replete with out-of-context snippets, juvenile sarcasm, and endlessly bleeped obscenities. One part of it, though, the very first part, stayed with me. If you watch just the first couple of
Continue readingThe moment I read about Michelle Obama’s bathetic (and heavily embroidered) description of her poverty-stricken years with the young prep school and Ivy League graduate, Barack Obama, I knew instantly where she’d found her inspiration:
Continue readingHat tip: Gateway Pundit, who has more details about the deficit and the Democrats’ role in creating it. If you have a Facebook or Twitter account, or write or contribute to a blog, please share this video. It’s damning.
Continue readingI added a little something to the Washington Free Beacon’s top story today:
Continue readingYesterday, I bemoaned the fact that I have no photoshopping skills. If I had such skills, I said, I would have put together an Empty Chair day post showing that the chair isn’t really empty — it’s just that Barack Obama’s not the one occupying it. Ask and you shall
Continue readingNational Review Online had three articles this morning that I thought worth passing on. The first two form a matched set, although I suspect it was inadvertent that NRO published them on the same day. We begin with Noemie Emery’s article explaining why Franklin Roosevelt was a singular phenomenon: Put
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