Breakfast Scramble

Jackson, Eric rambled quite a bit about the late Michael Jackson.   Much too much to quote.

First some perspective.   Did I tell you I hate Jonah Goldberg.  Nobody should be able to write his well at one thirty in

A common description of the one’s presser was “testy”.    Here a flavor from, Michael Scherer, Time:

Jackson was not the only reporter the President cut off. When NBC’s Chuck Todd asked for the second and third time what consequences

John Hawkins has a great interview up with Aaron Klein, author of   The Late Great State of Israel: How Enemies Within and Without Threaten the Jewish Nation’s Survival, up just now. Go and read.

I’ve given Michael Steele every chance. I’ve held my tongue, while I watched him bumble around as, I reasoned, newcomers to any position will.  But this Politico column of today is the final straw.

First, the Republican Party will be

I am disturbed, but not surprised by some of the comments made by Barrack Obama as regards the role of a Justice of the Supreme Court and thereby, what we will get in the replacement for Justice David Souter, who

If Mario Armando Lavandeira b/k/a Perze Hilton was trying to stiffle free expression on the Internet and to put a halt to beiing used for sport, like the one’s promise to slow the raise of the oceans, Lavandeira has utterly

This is rich.

In my view, this oughta be required viewing in any PolSci class.

Boortz makes a point I’ve made before about this supposed ‘green stimulus’. It’s a contradiction in terms:

But here are the ugly facts … every “green job” that was funded by the Spanish government caused the loss of 2.2 regular

An interesting thread’s been popping up of late. I’ll let Don Surber describe it:

Glenn Reynolds: “Yeah, it’s as if all that talk about the evil power-grabs of the Bush Administration was just insincere electioneering.”

The left is starting to

It is well known and publicly accepted among conservative, that Barack Obama’s words are but mere lies.     On the one’s groveling tour of Europe, Obama yearned for and promised to strive for a world as free of nuclear weapons as

Two weeks ago, the President’s spokesman said that they were confident that they knew how every dime was being spent at AIG. Well clearly, they didn’t know what they were talking about. I think this is outrageous and I think

Christopher Buckley writes today:

It’s tricky, trying to channel your father’s ghost. Hamlet tried it. I think I won’t. But I miss WFB’s takes on—everything that’s going on. Often, I’d find myself flailing aimlessly or circularly about some issue, trying

An American hero, speaks little, says much, video:

Hat tip: Moe Lane.

Chesley B. “Sully” Sullenberger, American hero.

Lesson  learned:  experience counts,  competency matters,  results trump promises.  DG Sully.

David Kope who writes with the Volokh boys, says this morning:

Earlier this year, Eric Holder–along with Janet Reno and several other former officials from the Clinton Department of Justice–co-signed an amicus brief in District of Columbia v. Heller.

Talk about pity, Karl Rove, a/k/a Turd Flower, nails the problems with two administrations, present and future, Gateway Pundit:

I’ve learned in looking back now a sobering lesson. The president needs to be careful in his language but he