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Those of you who have been watching will know that we’ve been having some problems on and off with the full-size RSS feed. Or, here, if you like.
We solved the problem last night, as it turns out the RSS

Clement Moore is rolling in his grave… laughing.

If Hillary Clinton does make it to the presidency, by some stroke of bad luck, the positive aspect of it is that our webpages here on the right side will write themselves.

I forget what today’s Hillary campaign theme is today, but whatever it is, her Christmas ad surely isn’t advancing it:

The ad shows her wrapping presents to give to the voters. Problem is the presents are all federal programs which

The Arizona Republic reports on what the chattering class claims to be impossible, getting illegals to leave:

Congress’ failure to pass comprehensive immigration reform, immigration crackdowns, Arizona’s new employer-sanctions law and a sluggish economy have combined to create a climate

Mark Levin says

“Mike Huckabee is now becoming a very divisive figure in the Republican party. It’s not his faith or his Merry Christmas commercial that many conservatives question (I certainly don’t), but it’s his record as governor and his

  Jonathan Martin at the politico is reporting that Tom Tancredo is about ready to call it quits. Which, as it happens is approximately as important as announcing that the 17th St kazoo band is going to be playing in East

A quick shout to Stan in SanDiego. I got your code, buddy, and I may actually get to install it this week.

Thanks.

Now if you could get this RSS monster running again, I’d be a lot happier.

Fred explained Mike Huckabee if a few short words: He is not a consevative.   Paul Mirengoff, Powerline, is a wee bit more verbose:.

Huckabee seems to believe he deserves a “pass” by virtue of his status as an evangelical

Here we go again, with the nonsense about making religion, a public issue incidental to an election this time from John over at Powerline:

I’m getting really tired of the role that religion is playing in this year’s election campaign.

Two tidbits from National Review:

First, Lisa Schiffren:

Klo — That very silly feminist blog you linked to this morning — where everyone sleeps with their current boyfriend in the first week of dating— (in later threads some claimed

I see Drudge teasing a National Enquirer headline about a supposed lovechild scandal involving “John Edward’s Love child”.

Ummm guys? Let’s remember, first of all, that the National Enquirer is to honest news reporting what the New York Times is

It’s really sad when you have to devote an entire campaign to convincing people that you are likable.  Forget the issues.  Issues aren’t important.  Whether or not people like you … now THAT’S important.  Well Hillary’s campaign is trying

A couple of good videos about Fred came out today, here and here.  However nobody does Fred better than Fred himself.  From National Review,  on Hannity & Colmes, Fred says Huckabee “is not a conservative.”   Fred 

Bill Clinton is lying for proposing a goodwill trip and having the idea nixed the later the same day by the Bush camp?

No, moron. Bill Clinton got exposed as a liar in this case, because he tried to leave

Good news and good news from the TV Food Network, more Rachel Ray and less Emeril Lagasse:

NEW YORK (AP) – The Food Network has ordered extra helpings of Rachael Ray. A new prime-time series, “Rachael’s Vacation,”