CONCERNED LOCAL CITIZENS LEAD COALITION FORCES TO CACHE LOCATION
Posted: 30 Oct 2007 03:41 PM CDT
CONCERNED LOCAL CITIZENS LEAD COALITION FORCES TO CACHE LOCATION
With a Nod to Billy Beck for the link:
(The Telegraph) Brigadier-General Paul Tibbets, who died on Thursday aged 92, commanded the USAAF bomber Enola Gay, which dropped the atom bomb on Hiroshima on August 6 1945.
In September 1944
More information the University of Delaware indoctrination scandal. Byran, Hot Air, posts an audio interview which would have been perfect for Hallooween had it not been but a day late and sadly all true.
If you have a child
Says Fred Thompson, on Red State via Conservative Grapevine:
While Hillary Clinton was speaking out both sides of her mouth at last night’s debate over the issue of drivers licenses for illegal aliens, what went unsaid is that this
On the subject of a biased press, comes Investor’s Business Daily:
Just like so many reports before it, a joint survey by the Project for Excellence in Journalism and Harvard’s Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy
Manu Raju at The Hill:
Senate Republicans said Thursday they would invoke new ethics rules to block Democratic efforts to send to President Bush the first appropriations package of the 110th Congress.
Do you understand the impact of what’s being
Continue reading about No Wonder They Can’t Get Anything Accomplished…
Peg Noonan at the Wall Street Journal…
(Yes, owned by him who must not be named…)
….has come up withwhat has to be the line of the week, as regards Hillary Clinton’s deer in the headlights dance, the other
The Jerusalem Post, plays (or parrots like) Rosie O’Donnell:
‘USAF struck Syrian nuclear site’
Confederate Yankee plays the role of Popular Mechanics.
Kevin Hayden, American Street, proves the advantage of posting while sober(PWS). The British rag, Guardian, has been publishing her list the the top one hundred most influencial conservatives and liberals all week. The Guardian is trolling for American
Doctor Charles Krauthammer, this morning, over at Real Clear Politics, by way of Memeorandum:
The problem is Bill. But not the way it is usually understood, i.e., the sex scandal waiting to happen. There is that, of course. But
