Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I’m hustling off to the last soccer game of the season, but I have a must-read for you: Jennifer Rubin explaining some of the Constitutional nuances our White House seems to miss. Michele Bachmann — a true neocon, dedicated to liberty. A fascinating account of the moral price educational institutions
Continue readingTurns out my mother simply fainted because she fainted. When you’re her age, that sometime happens. It scared the living daylights out of my son, though, who thought she had died right before his eyes. We talked about it and he’s recovered from the experience now, as she has. Long
Continue readingI must have been tired, since I slept for almost 11 hours. Not surprising, I guess, considering the chronic insomnia that plagues me and the usual 5-6 hour nights. I’m feeling quite good right now, although I have a little bit of a sleep hangover. It would be a great
Continue readingGone for the day to watch the Blue Angels. Here’s an open thread, complete with some Bugs Bunny: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hEDTIEVzro[/youtube]
Continue readingTasks this morning, so blogging must wait. Also, I’m still struggling with a “big idea” that seems to have blocked my capacity to make many observations about the current scene. I went to a scintillating book group meeting last night, though, and am hopeful that it will help break the
Continue readingI’m not sick, but the children are, and my computer had a few hiccups this morning. The computer is back, but the kids are still languishing, so I’m off to a slow start. I’ll be back soon, I promise.
Continue readingGoing to the dojo. Yay! I really need to get some nervous energy discharged. So here’s your open thread.
Continue readingApologies for the prolonged blog silence today, but I’ve been running from pillar to post since 7 a.m. Of course, when the pillar is a new, well-paying work assignment, and one of the posts is lunch with both Thomas Lifson, of American Thinker, and Robin of Berkeley, you really can’t
Continue readingThe nature of conservatism is to be . . . well, conservative. We don’t throw paint on people. We don’t burn figures in effigy. We don’t bite off fingers. We put our heads down and do our jobs. So when two million conservatives (and independents) take the time, the energy
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