Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I think it’s pretty clear that Audi meant to show that its car is so environmentally pure, it can withstand any scrutiny. (Michelle Malkin shows just how committed to environmental “purity” Audi purports to be.) However, its Superbowl commercial very effectively (and probably inadvertently) managed to show precisely what life
Continue readingThe law of unintended consequences is a fascinating one. I blogged the other day about the tax on restaurant food that’s eaten “here” as opposed to “to go.” In cafes, smart people order food “to go,” and then consumer it here. The result is garbage cans filled with food containers.
Continue readingIBD does an enjoyably neat job of cutting Nancy Pelosi down to size: When challenged in an interview with Politico.com about her bullheaded refusal to let Republicans submit energy policies for approval, Pelosi resorted to risible hyperbole to justify her iron-fisted rule of the House parliamentary process. “I’m trying to
Continue readingGreenies are always encouraging people to abandon their cars and opt for alternative, group transportation, such as buses, trains, carpools, etc. In the San Francisco Bay Area, one of those alternative forms of transportation is the ferry. Up in Marin, if they use the ferry, drivers can avoid endless traffic
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