In case you needed any further indication of the 9th Circus Court having lost their little collectivist minds…
FOXNews.com – Politics – Part of 1996 Anti-Terror Law Overturned:
“The San Francisco-based appeals court struck down part of the law, ruling that it is unconstitutional to punish people — sometimes with life in prison — for providing ‘training’ or ‘personnel’ to a terror group. “
“The ballroom of the Hyatt in downtown Sarasota was filled to capacity with 200 people at a $75-per-plate dinner. Typical Republican shindig, except for one thing: Most of the attendees were black.”
Nuff said
Yahoo! News – Top Stories Photos – AP
Note the T-shirt behind Dean.
Mark Noonan has an excellent read on John Kerry in front of the CFR yesterday. Seems to me very clear that Kerry has just buried himself. Somewhat less clear is the question about burying his party, as well, though frankly, I think he has. Consider; How many Democrats will argue with what he said yesterday? Noonan’s comments about Kerry can therefore be applied across the left:
“Kerry’s plan is a plan of abject surrender – a plan to kick the problem down the road, pass it off to others, and pretend it doesn’t exist. Its a return to pre-9/11 policy, which has proven itself an utter failure. Fortunately, there’s no chance that the American people will buy this dross come next November.”
TheDeltaStar.com…We’re the extremists worst nightmare.
The webmasters at thedeltastar.com have been nice enough to permlink me on their template. Thanks, Guys.
Theirs is a fine page… and that they include me among such pages as USS CLUELESS and Little Green Footballs is a high compliment indeed.
I”ll be adding the perm link to them later this week
An interesting background/write-up on George Soros… someone who has come up in this space several times, and will doubtless do so again.
Gene’s got an interesting discussion going, you may want to read.
“How is discriminating against religious participants in generally available programs ‘the only means of avoiding a theocracy’? “
Glenn seems to agree with my call on the Plame thing as I spoke of yesterday.
“No word on whether she’s missing an arm. . . . Wilson says the pictures won’t identify her. Sorry — if you’re really an undercover spy, and really worried about national security, you don’t do this sort of thing. Unless, perhaps, you’re a self-promoter first, and a spy second. Or your husband is. “
Of course, I called this earlier…..
Dennis E. Powell on Space Exploration on National Review Online:
“When President Bush delivers a speech recognizing the centenary of heavier-than-air-powered flight December 17, it is expected that he will proffer a bold vision of renewed space flight, with at its center a return to the moon, perhaps even establishment of a permanent presence there. If he does, it will mean that he has decided the United States should once again become a space-faring nation.”
I wonder on what basis the left will go after this one…. LOL….
The Bird Was Perfect But Not For Dinner (washingtonpost.com):
“President Bush’s Baghdad turkey was for looking, not for eating”
Yeah? So?
Good Gosh, has the leftist press sunk so low in trying to dig up dirt on the President that they have to run this nonsense as headline news?
I’ve ignored AIDS day in this space for one reason, and one reason only. I wanted to see if any of the usual crowd the AIDS advocates, made the connection to George W. Bush.
Yep. Bush.
How can I say that?
Simple. Nobody, including Bubba, has come close to the five-year, $15 billion initiative Mr Bush put together. Nobody.
But of course, the leftists running AIDS day will never admit that.
“DECEMBER 3–A Los Angeles judge today threw out Barbra Streisand’s $10 million suit against a California environmental group that posted a photo of the singer’s cliffside Malibu estate on its web site.”
Welcome to reality, Babs….
NewsMax.com: Inside Cover Story:
“U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton forced U.S. troops stationed at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan to wait for their Thanksgiving dinner last Thursday while she and her entourage arrived late, then cut in line and were served first.”
Well, THAT figures, doesn’t it?
One point that comes up in this story more fully explains why Hitlery’s visit to Bagram wasn’t covered as heavily as one might expect:
People magazine was on hand to cover the event and wanted to interview the troops for reaction to Clinton’s visit.
“But they were getting declined left and right,” our source said. “People were actually telling the reporters, ‘You don’t want to print what I think about her and her visit.'”
After Clinton and her entourage departed, the only topics GIs wanted to talk about were “how great the food was and how fantastic they thought George Bush’s visit to Iraq was.”
The 2003 Warblogger Awards – Right Wing News (Conservative News and Views):
John Hawkins says:
“In order to recognize the excellent work some of our fellow bloggers have been doing, RWN has put together the ‘2nd Annual Warblogger Awards’. More than 150 bloggers were invited to vote for their favorite blog in numerous categories. Of the 125 bloggers who were invited to judge the contest, 49 responded.”
So why the hell wasn’t *I* invited, John?
Oh, yeah… I wasn’t around for half of 2003. I forgot.
Anyway, it’s a great list, and you should check it out.
New York Post Online Edition: postopinion:
“Hillary Rodham Clinton has just returned from a badwill tour of Iraq, seeking to use the facade of saluting the troops and sharing their Thanksgiving to undermine the political support for their mission. ”
Morris seems to echo the comments of Boortz, that I posted here the other day. When people from so radically different, opposing viewpoints come to the same conclusion, there’s weight to the position.
