Book of the Week

Boortz this morning notes a book I’ve been thinking about getting anyway:

The Connection : How al Qaeda’s Collaboration with Saddam Hussein Has Endangered America by Stephen F. Hayes

Hayes does a fair job, I am told of detroying the

This Washtington Post Article (sorry, registration required) is remarkable in two ways:

One, that they even try to address this issue when their counterpart, the NYTimes is playing it so seriously partisan, as described over at the Belgravia Dispatch but

I’ve started noting a trend, and it’s starting to bother me a bit.
I’ve noted that around half my 80-100 HPD are regulars.
And, that’s great.

But I seem to have reached a plateau as to hits, and am curious

I don’t think I really gave much thought to the Tour e France… I’m just not into it. Yeah, it’d be nice if armstrong won, but that was about the biggest thought I had. That all changed with this story

UPI says:

“Baghdad, Iraq, Jul. 21 (UPI) — Iraqi security reportedly discovered three missiles carrying nuclear heads concealed in a concrete trench northwest of Baghdad, official sources said Wednesday…

…”The three missiles were discovered by chance when the Iraqi security

Doctor Walter Williams speaks to “Free Health Care” by examining the myth of the ‘superior” system of Canadian Health Care. he points to the annual report of the Frasier Institute which…

“….shows that the average time a patient waited between

Ron Nehring in this morning’s WSJ looks at Unions and Politics.

It’s funny; For all the activist faith they put in the Supreme Court, you’d think the Unions would have heard of Beck.

Michelle Malkin examines the question.

I’ve had two people e-mail me, asking why no comments about the target rich environment that is Linda Rondstadt. To paraphrase one of the songs she covered… “It’s Too Easy”

OK, OK, I guess it’s valid question… I didn’t write

AP is saying Berger got the word today:

Of course the spin is that Berger stepped down. We know better.

“Mr. Berger does not want any issue surrounding the 9/11 commission to be used for partisan purposes. With that

It’s Apollo Day. I can’t let this day go by without making note of this day in history.
Today in 1969, 35 years ago today, Apollo 11 landed on the moon at 4:19pm, and Neil Armstrong stepped out onto the

WKYT is adding their voice to this Beger business:

“WASHINGTON Political veteran David Gergen says former national security adviser Sandy Berger ‘would never do anything to compromise’ U-S security.”

Oh, really? Tell me; Might he do something to protect his

Jen over at A Collection of Thoughts:

“Wesley Blake Edwards, brother of wannabe VP John Edwards, pleaded innocent today in a Colorado Courtroom to the charge of driving under the influence and was released on $5,000 bail. He was

AP is reporting

WASHINGTON – President Clinton (news – web sites)’s national security adviser, Sandy Berger, is the focus of a criminal investigation after admitting he removed highly classified terrorism documents from a secure reading room during preparations for the

So, Global warming is the cause of all these climactic problems?
Nope.  Another leftist myth dies the death it richly deserves.

The fact is, that man has nothing at all to do with the climate changes we’ve seen of late.