Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post:
And where is our president? Afraid of “meddling.” Afraid to take sides between the head-breaking, women-shackling exporters of terror — and the people in the street yearning to breathe free. This from a president who
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- Children: This observation is so obviously true, that it’s interesting it still has to be made. I guess it’s the same function,
The National Bureau of Economic Research has released a study purporting to show that women’s happiness has declined since the ‘Seventies, or about since when Riic came off the market. Color me skeptical that happiness is actually a measurable metric
Amendment XXI, Section 4 (1967) Constitution of the United States:
Section 4. Whenever the Vice President and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive departments or of such other body as Congress may by law provide, transmit
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- Publius/Whalen Redux: By way of James Joyner, I see that the English
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I’ve been watching this little girl from afar without comment for some time, now.
Just wanted to take a pause from politics and policy and world affairs to let you all know that 5-year-old Hannah Garman
[Obama] called the idea that he’s gotten an easy ride from the press “very hard to swallow.” Delusional and totally graceless for a man who’s gotten the journalistic tongue bath he’s received from so many outlets (with the notable exceptions
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- Tea Parties, Iranian Style: Somewhere in my travels last night, I stumbled across a
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Aaron Task over at Yahoo’s tech Ticker makes a point I’ve made here at BitsBlog several times:
Before this discussion goes any further, Jeff Matthews of Ram Partners, wants you (and presumably policymakers) to remember this: “The epicenter of the
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The state is shooting her citizens in Iran, and all the one can promise is business as usual, Anne Gearan, Associated Press:
“We will continue to pursue a tough, direct dialogue between our two countries, and we’ll see where
A follow-up of Eric’s Ramble:
Never Mind: So now, Joe Biden is willing to admit that everyone guessed wrong on how the stimulus was going to work out. well, no, not everyone, Joe.
Just Democrats. as specifically, those associated
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- Iran: I’ve not commented much on Iranian election, mostly because the thing was breaking so fast
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From feedback, I recrive word that yesterday was the birthday of Alois Alzheimer, German psychologist and neuropathologist, the guy who first identified what is today called Alzheimer’s disease. He was born today in 1864.
I actually had it on my
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- @melissatweets Sorry, melissa… I'm with @donsurber on this one. #
- @melissatweets no question it has it's place… but not if you're going to get personal. #
- @melissatweets remember, this is the same site that urged people
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There is a nascent cry for freedom, the natural yearning of all men, in Iran, video:
Hat tip: Michelle
More, Jim Hoft, Gateway Pundit:
Madness! Obama Administration Silent As Iranian Students Are Slaughtered in Streets– Announce They Will Negotiate
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