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The war and more

Posted on January 25, 2007 by Bookworm

Jeff Jacoby makes a good point about the fact that the lead Democratic candidates, while happy to challenge the War in Iraq, have nothing to say about the jihadist forces arrayed against the West, and hot in the rhetoric against America. FacebookTweet

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What SOTUS thingie?

Posted on January 25, 2007 by Bookworm

There may be some of you wondering why I was completely silent about the President’s State of the Union Speech. FacebookTweet

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Bits and Pieces
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Blue, right up until it affects you personally

Posted on January 25, 2007April 25, 2010 by Bookworm

Marin County is one of the bluest of blue counties in America. Lynn Woolsey, the ineffectual and unintelligent Marin representative to Congress garnered close to 80% of the votes in the last election, if I remember correctly. But its easy to be Blue if you’re talking environmentalism and war. How

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Economics, Government
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Ann Coulter takes on the Hillary-Margaret Thatcher comparison

Posted on January 25, 2007 by Bookworm

Ann Coulter gives short shrift to the Hillary party claim that Hillary is another Margaret Thatcher: Mrs. Clinton’s acolytes are floating the idea of Hillary as another Margaret Thatcher to get past the question, “Can a woman be elected president?” This is based on the many, many things Hillary Clinton

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A tale of two approaches to the media

Posted on January 24, 2007 by Bookworm

Angelina Jolie generally doesn’t even make it as a blip on my radar. To say I find her uninteresting is already to accord her too much space in my brain — except, that is, for today, when a headline in the New York Times piqued my interest, not because it

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Yeah, what he said about the media’s new annointed

Posted on January 24, 2007 by Bookworm

Brent Bozell on identity politics on the road to the White House: The campaigns have just begun, and already, I’ve had just enough of this pandering. Is being black or being female a qualification, something that makes you a superior president? Or is the election of 2008 going to operate

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Too much religion, or not enough?

Posted on January 24, 2007 by Bookworm

UPDATED AND BUMPED, BECAUSE I THINK THE UPDATE IS WORTH READING. Thanks to DB for bringing to my attention an op-ed Dinesh D’Souza wrote challenging the conventional wisdom holding that we should secularize all countries as fast as possible to rid the world of the menance of religious war. (Of

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Islam, Religion
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When does parenthood count?

Posted on January 24, 2007 by Bookworm

Condi Rice was talking national policy and warfare, when Boxer attacked her for not having children. Everyone, including major media outlets, went into an orgy of analysis about how Condi’s non-parent status affected her decision-making. Would you like to know about a story where the main character’s childlessness might be

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No, you’re not the only one who thinks this is insane.

Posted on January 24, 2007 by Bookworm

If you want to know what the question was that led to my answer in the post title, please read James Lewis’s American Thinker article. FacebookTweet

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Why is this country still in the UN?

Posted on January 24, 2007 by Bookworm

Iran’s apocalyptic rhetoric is heating up, with Ahmadinijad now predicting America’s end, as well as Israel’s. FacebookTweet

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Is the British Left wising up?

Posted on January 24, 2007 by Bookworm

From 9/11 forward, it appeared that the British Left — which encompassed most of the British intelligentsia — was implacably hostile to America and viewed Islamism through rose colored glasses. Certainly, to the extent that the BBC represents a low brow form of intellect, that statement is true. However, things

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Jimmy Carter, I still think you’re a bad man

Posted on January 23, 2007 by Bookworm

One of the most commented upon posts I’ve ever written had its genesis in an attack I made against Jimmy Carter. I think now, as I have thought for years, that he is a very bad man. I’m grateful that the vote I cast for him in 1980 came to

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Hillary and Democrats in pithy nutshells

Posted on January 23, 2007 by Bookworm

Rich Lowry, writing about Hillary’s announced candidacy, has some really nicely phrased thoughts: Thus, the great battle is joined between the ruthless, highly effective inauthenticity of Hillary Clinton and the vapid, feel-good authenticity of Barack Obama. *** But no one likes naked calculation, and Clinton worries Democrats traumatized by the

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I love your fuzzy face….

Posted on January 23, 2007 by Bookworm

At American Thinker, Seth Cooper has written a very thoughtful article about the bestiality issue that’s now working it’s way through the PC crowd (helped by a new film at Sundance). I have to admit that I can never think of the bestiality debate without thinking about famed “ethicist” Peter

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The Democratic time warp

Posted on January 23, 2007 by Bookworm

The Democrats, both the base and the politicos, have gotten a lot of mileage out of attacking the 2003 decisions that led to the U.S. invasion of Iraq. A multivolume book could be written about the events then, the revelations (and absence of revelations since then), and the way in

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