Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Just a reminder that, if you pay estimated taxes, today is Tax Day for you. Your last 2014 estimated payments are due. And now, back to our regularly scheduled illustrated edition, with many thinks to Caped Crusader and Sadie:
Continue readingI’m not sure I can discern any common threads in this edition of the Bookworm Beat, other than the fact that each link is to something interesting. History will eviscerate Obama New York Magazine had an encomium to the wonders of the Obama presidency. It then invited Christopher Caldwell to
Continue readingAnother round-up of good posters and cartoons. The DiFi one, incidentally, is not based upon a real quotation, but a parody that fooled a lot of people because it sounded so close to things she’s actually said:
Continue readingI don’t think I’m exaggerating when I say this is one of the best illustrated editions I’ve ever published (with many thanks to Caped Crusader and Earl). The last year has been clarifying, and that shows up in the incredibly forceful, pithy posters that thinking people are creating. There are
Continue readingA mish-mash of things from the wonderful Caped Crusader, from Earl, and from my own Facebook feed. The first one explains a lot about the bond between Leftists and Islamists, despite the fact that the former ought to hate the latter because of little things like religion, sexual constraints, etc., while
Continue readingIn an earlier post about the Charlie Hebdo massacre, March Hare made this comment: One reason you may not see pictures of the Mohammed Cartoon or covers from Charlie Hebdo is that the Western Press will not publish close-up crowd pictures. See this article by Allahpundit at Hot Air. Ah,
Continue readingI found a few stragglers myself but most of these are from my excellent and helpful friend, Caped Crusader:
Continue readingNo words. Just pictures and thanks to Caped Crusader:
Continue readingThis is my first illustrated edition for the new year and, I’m happy to say, it’s a good one. Thanks to Caped Crusader and to my Facebook friends for these great posters: [Update: Two commenters have noted that the figures in the first poster I included — a poster purporting
Continue readingDo you find it as ironic as I do that those of us who champion diffusing power amongst the people, rather than centralizing it in the government, are the ones who are on the receiving end of the madness of the crowds? In other words — and here’s the irony
Continue readingI somehow managed to leave off a couple of excellent posters that I’d still like to share with you:
Continue readingI live in fear of the day that Caped Crusader gets tired of rounding up and sending me all these fabulous posters:
Continue readingOnce again, Caped Crusader has generously passed along to me all the clever, insightful, funny cartoons and posters he’s found:
Continue readingBelieve it or not, I’m doing legal work again after a long hiatus. I’m feeling both excitement and trepidation. Still, the trepidation is irrelevant because this work is for a very dear friend and good client of mine, so I’d have said yes no matter what.
Continue readingThese links aren’t related to Christmas Eve. They are simply interesting things that came my way today, as I was getting my family ready for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. (To those new to the blog, although I’m Jewish, I was raised celebrating both Christmas and Hanukkah in entirely secular ways.
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