Much ado, from Toby Harnden,Telegraph(UK):
The surf may have told a story but so too did the sight behind the reporter of people chatting and ambling along the sea front and just goofing around. There was a
Usama BinLaden is reportedly dead tonight, and apparently the US has his body.
He was killed in action against a mansion outside Islamabad, according to reports.
Good news, certainly, but we need to consider this carefully.
First, a man who
Christina-Taylor Green, from Stephanie Innes, Arizona Daily Star:
Aspiring politician Christina-Taylor Green was born in the midst of tragedy on Sept. 11, 2001, and died Saturday morning while trying to meet Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords.
The strong-willed 9-year-old third-grader
Senator Fred Thompson Twitters today:
Has there EVER been a bipartisan deal with Democrats that didn’t involve spending great big piles of money? http://bit.ly/fV50r9 #ftrs #tcot
The answer of course is a resounding “No”, which is why, by its
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I have to give Bruce McQuain credit. He writes, today:
I know this comes as a shock – shock I tell you – but the left is just in a tizzy today about the GOP Senate caucus’s unanimous decision not
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Over at OTB, James Joyner looks at the current wave of reports surrounding Tom Delay:
Tom DeLay, the poster boy for everything that was wrong with the last Republican majority in the House, has been found guilty of money laundering.
Doug Mataconis over at OTB, is commenting on the Anti-Palin backlash going on, and seems to me quite willing to be part of that backlash.
I’ve already made note since the elections of reports of growing concern about Palin
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The the big news story for the last couple of weeks has been the IPO of General Motors . They managed to raise something on the order of $20 billion last week selling literally millions of shares owned by the
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David Scrambled:
NPR can either go partisan or public, Michael Meyers, New York Daily News, is lost in the weeds with respect to National Public Radio:
Juan Williams is right; NPR was way off base firing him
El Rushmo speaks truth and riles libtards:
LIMBAUGH: This is a tough thing to say, because a lot of people don’t want to hear this, because it goes against everybody’s desire that we all be the same, that there be
I’ve been watching the nonsense over GOP Chair Steele’s comments on Afghanistan, with a somewhat jaundiced eye.
Look, the DNC may like to claim that Steele is “betting against our troops and rooting for failure in Afghanistan”, but what’s
Presidential leadership failure, the problem for the President who is concerned about world opinions, at least the opinion of unelected tin pot dictators, is that he is simply not concerned about the opinion of the nation which he purports
I won’t even bother to link this nonsense, but we’ve all seen in the last several days the issue surrounding Rand Paul and his comments regarding the 1964 civil rights act. You remember, the bill that the Republicans rammed through
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Matthew Yglesias gets it:
I’ve been feeling like I should say something about the failed terrorist attack this weekend in New York but can’t come up with much beyond the observation that I don’t quite get why this is
I note Mark Steyn, this morning:
Hillary Clinton, America’s secretary of state, was in Canada last week. She criticized Ottawa for not inviting aboriginal groups to a meeting on the Arctic, and for not including the facilitation of abortion in