Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
The Constitution is very clear: Congress writes the laws; the President enforces them. In light of Obama’s announcement today that he was unilaterally “improving” a law by ignoring its terms (i.e., the time limits contained within Obamacare), Veronique de Rugy asks a good question: What authority does the president of
Continue readingThe Emergency Committee for Israel reminds the world that you cannot believe a serial liar: Shakespeare knew Obama: “Reputation, reputation, reputation! Oh, I have lost my reputation! I have lost the immortal part of myself, and what remains is bestial. My reputation, Iago, my reputation!”
Continue reading“Reputation, reputation, reputation! Oh, I have lost my reputation! I have lost the immortal part of myself, and what remains is bestial. My reputation, Iago, my reputation!” — Shakespeare, Othello Those of us paying attention have long known that Obama lies . . . and lies . . . and
Continue readingMore than five years ago, when Barack Obama threw his hat into the political ring, I realized that he was a malignant narcissist who lied compulsively. For Obama, truth was then and is now defined by the needs of the moment. If it will benefit him at that moment to
Continue readingI’ve been cleaning out my email box, a process that always involves my apologizing to lots of people for appearing to have ignored their emails to me. I haven’t ignored them, which implies a deliberate effort to pretend they’re not there. Instead, I have done what I so often do:
Continue readingOf course I saw the brief moment of footage where Obama saves a fainting woman. I found it interesting that his first word was “I,” as in “I got ya.” My first word, speaking as an experienced mother, would have been “You’re okay.” I also thought it was very peculiar
Continue readingObamacare is the greatest thing ever to happen to America or to Americans. How do we know this? Because Obama has been relentlessly spreading this gospel since 2009. It’s nothing if not interesting, then, that Obama has promised to veto legislation that would require him and his family to enroll
Continue readingSadie sent me a link to an article that’s been discussed in a couple of email groups to which I belong. It’s entitled “Obama’s curious purge of the military continues.” She wondered if I’d heard any military feedback on this noticeable trend. One of my email groups includes two retired
Continue readingHouse Republicans went to Obama and offered him everything he wants for a six-week period. That offer allows Congress to continue a debate about government spending, while ending a shutdown that, while illusory (83% of the government is working and federal workers will get all their back pay) is nevertheless
Continue readingI am one of Chris Muir’s legions of admirers. This graphic helps explain why: Other versions are floating around too:
Continue readingAn anonymous Obama administration insider explained why the President and the Senate are refusing to compromise, even to the point of refusing to accept piecemeal funding for expenditures everyone supports: Said a senior administration official: “We are winning…It doesn’t really matter to us” how long the shutdown lasts “because what
Continue readingMy very strong sense is that the shutdown will reveal how much of our federal government is inessential. I’m not the only one who feels this way. And no wonder, because the shutdown reveals waste everywhere. This shouldn’t be a surprise. Monopolies are invariably poorly managed and unchecked bureaucracies invariably
Continue readingBusy, busy morning. Starting to write now, but here’s some filler for you to enjoy in while I get up to speed:
Continue readingIt’s always fun to watch liberal heads explode. This happens when their political fantasies smash head-on into reality. Samuel L. Jackson is struggling through a cognitive dissonance moment as he struggles to avoid the inevitable conclusion that Obama is an empty suit who offers nothing but a blank slate on
Continue readingThe Wall Street Journal has penned what may be the most savage editorial opinion I’ve ever seen in those pages. The sentiments aren’t new, but the blood-drawing is: President Obama likes to invoke his predecessors in the Oval Office, as all Presidents do, but in one sense he is unlike
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