Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I haven’t had the time, nor do I have the inclination, to sit through Thomas Friedman’s loving interview with the president about “the Obama doctrine.” I’ve read quotations from it, including the bit about Obama justifying his engagement with Iran in part on a fatwa from the Iranian leader condemning
Continue readingYou’ll notice that some of these cartoons were created a while ago. The one about Obama and hope, for example, is from 2008. What’s amazing, though, is how current they are. It’s as if we’re stuck, not in a time warp, which would see everything remain the same, but in
Continue readingI like this batch that Caped Crusader sent me. Except for a couple that focus on both Israel and Obama, it’s very tightly focused on America.
Continue readingThis morning, I woke up so angry about the Iran agreement that Obama has been pushing and about the faked RFRA outrage that I couldn’t even write. Every time I sat down at the computer, I choked on my own bile and my brain froze. I felt like a computer suffering
Continue readingSo much to say, so little time. I’ve got an incredible line-up of posts, so I’ll just give you the down-and-dirty on each: You’ve heard it before, but I’ll say it again: Obama’s negotiating partner has said that one of the non-negotiable issues is its absolute right to annihilate Israel
Continue readingFor once, mostly because I was desperately procrastinating instead of doing very boring legal work, I found a few posters on my own. They’re not as good as Caped Crusader’s, but they’re okay:
Continue readingOnce again, Caped Crusader saves the day:
Continue readingBad times make for good posters. Many thanks, as always, to Caped Crusader for sending me another great batch of pithy social and political commentaries:
Continue readingThis is going to be a down-and-dirty round-up because I’ve just been tapped to help prep for another trial, although thankfully in a more limited way than for the last trial I’ve been working on. My challenge to myself is to limit each paragraph to three sentences: Caroline Glick has
Continue readingCaped Crusader does it again! What a marvelous collection of wise, funny, educational posters. Indeed, the first two make me optimistic, really optimistic, about the 2016 election. If Cruz stays true to principle, and doesn’t let ego get in the way, he can beat the media at its own came
Continue readingWord must have gotten out that I have a temporary hiatus in the endless mountain of legal work that’s overwhelmed me, because the phone hasn’t stopped ringing all morning. Every time my fingers get anywhere near my keyboard, the phone rings, I glance at the caller ID and, yes, it’s
Continue readingToday’s a work day, but not an emergency multiple deadline crisis day. I shall blog! In the meantime, Caped Crusader’s come through again with another batch of delicious posters:
Continue readingThe last big legal work push comes today and then, tomorrow, life begins anew — or at least I hope so. Until then, Caped Crusader has come through with another astonishingly good collection of political posters:
Continue readingI have very good reason to believe that I will have time to blog today, which is a thrilling thought for me. In the meantime, enjoy these posters from Caped Crusader, and be sure to check back here later. Also, at the bottom of this post, I’ve thrown in a
Continue readingI may be working on dreadfully dull legal briefs but, thank goodness!, Caped Crusader is on the case. I know you’ll enjoy these amusing and thought-provoking posters as much as I did:
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