Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Do you remember Jennifer Granholm at the DNC, when she was yelling and gesticulating wildly? She was a 33 rpm record playing at 78. Watching the Vice Presidential debate tonight, it was obvious that Joe Biden had broken into her medicine cabinet and taken twice the dosage. Either that, or
Continue readingThank God for alternative media, which provides some real investigative journalism, this time into Obama’s long, close relationship with Big Bird.
Continue readingCase in point: Here’s the biographical information Peterffy included with the video, which he plans to spend several million dollars running in swing states: Thomas Peterffy grew up in socialist Hungary. Despite the fact that he could not speak English when he immigrated to the United States in 1956, Thomas
Continue readingJohn Hinderaker caught a very funny statement from Jen Psaki, who is one of the president’s official spokesmen. She was responding to a reporter’s question regarding the fact that PBS asked the Democrats to take down an add using Big Bird (emphasis mine): We have received that request [from PBS].
Continue readingI my post yesterday about the truly loving care my mom gets in an old age run under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church, I said that I resent the Church’s attitude towards Israel, but that I can’t fault it with regard to its care for the elderly. With perfect
Continue readingHow do you all think the Vice-presidential debate is going to go tonight? Personally, I think Ryan will wipe the floor with Biden. Also, do Vice-presidential debates make any difference in elections? Will they make any difference in this one?
Continue readingElections are always exciting times for Watcher’s Council because there is so much material. Take a gander at this reading list: Council Submissions The Noisy Room – Spooks in the Machine Speak Up Simply Jews – Greta Berlin’s defense by Larry Derfner The Colossus of Rhodey – What’ll happen: No
Continue readingWhat I always notice when (under protest) I watch Jon Stewart is the fact that his humor is incredibly puerile. Because actual facts in their proper context are usually inconvenient for him, he latches onto context-free snippets, interlacing them with obscenities and jokes lacking both wit and subtlety. Jon Stewart
Continue readingI haven’t written about my mother in a while. My silence falls into the category of “no news is good news.” Last year at this time, I seriously doubted whether she’d live into the new year. This year, although very frail, she’s better than I ever imagined she could be.
Continue readingGallup has now split their results into registered voters and likely voters. Obama leads among registered voters but Romney leads among likely voters. When I predicted Obama would win, I said the one thing that could change the outcome is the debates. So far, so good. Here’s hoping the remaining
Continue readingJared Fuller won first prize in AEI’s 2012 “Make The Moral Case For Free Enterprise” video contest: If you liked what you saw, visit AEI for more. Hat tip: JKB
Continue readingTo begin with, DL Sly is right that, if I don’t make each and every one of you aware of Iowahawk’s latest post of genius, I am doing you a profound disservice. I won’t even make an effort to summarize what Iowahawk has done. Suffice to say that your life
Continue readingI’ve got an amazing array of links, all of which indicate that, with three weeks before the election, America and the Middle East aren’t static. Instead, there are a lot of things that are suddenly coming to the boil in ways that make me pray very hard that Mitt Romney
Continue readingI thought I’d share with you some of the things my friends have posted on Facebook. First, a cartoon that’s obviously meant to support the Progressive open border policy, but that just as obviously proves the opposite: I understand that you’re supposed to read the cartoon to mean that, without
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