Obama Dog of the Day: Patricia McGuire,

The Bits Blog Obama Dog of the Day is Patricia McGuire, via Tom Jackman, Washington Post:

The controversy surrounding the appearance of President Obama at the University of Notre Dame’s commencement ceremonies reverberated through at least one local Catholic

The Vice President of the United States wages war on himself. reveals location of Vice Presidential bunker, Fox News:

Vice President Joe Biden, well-known for his verbal gaffes, may have finally outdone himself, divulging potentially classified information meant to

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Speaker Tablecloth, a/k/a Nancy Pelosi, has done something that President Barack Obama has promised to but on which he failed to deliver, to with Speaker Tablecloth has united the left and the right. First Speaker

Larry Kudlow, National Review, asks some hard questions:

Does anybody really believe that adding 50 million people to the public health-care rolls will not cost the government more money? About $1.5 trillion to $2 trillion more? At least.

So

Michael Yon on the canning of Lieutenant General David D. McKiernan:

However, General McKiernan did make some statements about additional troops to Afghanistan, and when he made those statements I remember thinking, “He’s going to get fired.” And so those

If the Obama adminstration wants to make so-called drug treatment thnir weapon of choice againt the perils of hard drugs, like cocaine, I suggest that patient one be White House drug czar Gil Kerlikowske, f rom Gary Fields, Wall Street

Now I don’t claim the best writer on the Web, or the most read blogger.  However, if Bitsblog is good for anything,  it is that we know the difference between a small turd and big turd.  Why kick a small

Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, a/k/a Speaker Tablecloth, is not smart, runs the House like her private plantation, and is not particularly well liked.  

William A. Jacobson, Legal Insurrection,  wonders if the ”rats screaming for an investiagtion into

Jim Geraghty’s Law, National Review

All Barack Obama statements come with an expiration date. All of them.

The one, January 20:

On this day, we come to proclaim an end to the petty grievances and false promises, the recriminations and

Rush Limbaugh

He is called the Great One for good reason.    Where some were expecting a full throated frontal attack on Wanda Syles, or, like me, an attack on the one, Limbaugh caught both his fans and critics flat footed.  

Some amazingly succinct comments from Carol Negro at The American Thinker this morning:

Growing government is the real reason Progressives are pushing socialized medicine. They know perfectly well it doesn’t work. They are neither blind nor stupid. They don’t care

 Roxana Saberi, the American repoter kidnapped by the  moo-las of Iran, has been released, Wall Street Journal:

TEHRAN — Roxana Saberi, a 32-year-old Iranian-American journalist detained here for more than three months, was freed on Monday after an appeals

Former Speaker Newt Gingrich did Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace,   I think Newt did quite well, video:

Hat tip and more:  Gateway Pundit.

How well did Newt do?   Well enough to rattle one Obamatard, Sam Stien, Puffington Post

Abraham Lincoln  November 19, 1863:

Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met on a great battle-field of that war. We

After pigging out on hamburgers, Barack Obama tries a new diet, crow;  Micheal Goldfarb, Weekly Standard:

Obama Accepts False Choice of Military Commissions

Passed to a friendly reporter at the Washington Post late on a Friday afternoon is