Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I just got me a new computer, and I want to set it up, so I have only a couple of quick comments. Obama was much better in this debate, although no less dishonest. (More about that later.) Romney was almost as good in this debate, although he didn’t appear
Continue readingAs a native San Franciscan, I’m embarrassed that I didn’t spot the resemblance sooner. Still, better late than never, and it’s a timely reminder before the upcoming debate. Here’s Joe “the Hyena” Biden, laughing his head off during discussions about nuclear war, crippling national debt, and other light topics: And
Continue readingSheldon Adelson has said outright what many Jews do (or should) suspect: Obama doesn’t love Israel as much as he says he does. In a Jewish Journal post, Adelson does a good job assembling a damning list of facts, all of which indicate that, if Obama didn’t keep saying “Oooh,
Continue readingUnlike Bill Clinton, Barack Obama has admitted that he did drugs when he was young: In the book [Dreams from My Father], Obama acknowledges that he used cocaine as a high school student but rejected heroin. “Pot had helped, and booze; maybe a little blow when you could afford it.
Continue readingThank God for alternative media, which provides some real investigative journalism, this time into Obama’s long, close relationship with Big Bird.
Continue readingOne of the most memorable advertising campaigns from WWII was the all-out effort to make sure that people didn’t inadvertently reveal military secrets that they’d gleaned from their work or from contacts with loved ones. The most famous is probably this one, because it’s got that memorable rhyme: The “loose
Continue reading(I’m sure someone already made this little visual joke back in May, when Maraniss’ book first came out but having just watched Fast Times at Ridgemont High for the first time in decades, I couldn’t resist.) Another Obama idea was roof hits. “When they were chooming in a car, all
Continue readingMany of Obama’s most educated supporters believe in him because they believe in Keynesian economics. Central to that belief is the theory that government itself can be an economic engine. If people aren’t working, have them work for the government or at least have the government fund their ostensibly “private
Continue readingThe GOP instantly produced a video focusing on Obama’s face during the debate. It’s called “The Smirk.” I don’t know. To me, it looks as if Obama’s trying not to cry. I’m watching the debate now, and I would characterize it as a bloodless, but total, massacre. Obama wearily pretends
Continue readingI was aboard ship (more on that later) and then on the phone boasting about having been aboard ship, so I missed the debate. I’m sure I’ll watch bits and pieces of it on the internet at some later date but, frankly, why bother? The broad consensus is that Romney
Continue readingBy now, you already know about the 2007 tape of Obama speaking which was released yesterday in full, rather thane expurgated form. In it, Obama affects a vaguely black accent; says that blacks are born victims; falsely accuses the U.S. government of abandoning Katrina victims because they were black (and
Continue readingThe Bible has a lot to say about visiting the sins of the father upon the children. When it comes to Jewish failure to hold to the First Commandment (“Thou shalt have no other gods before me.“), God is completely unforgiving: And God spoke all these words, saying, “I am
Continue readingThere are two constituencies on which Democrats can always count: Jews and blacks. And Jews, unlike blacks, give lots of money to their favorite party and they get out and vote. For many Jews, being a Democrat is an integral part of their identity. Voting for a Republican is anathema.
Continue readingI like this one. In a remarkably short time span, it covers several Obama missteps (all of which the MSM ignored, of course):
Continue readingCourtesy of Noisy Room, an excellent video that looks, not at what the candidates promise to do, but at what one candidate has already done.
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