I’ve made the remarks I’m going to make about things surrounding the 9/11 attacks and our actions since, but can’t allow the sight of the lights shining up from Ground Zero, to pass unheralded. I was struck by one shot
Respectful note is also made of the rather sudden passing of actor John Ritter of a heart problem.
Respectful note is made of the passing of the Man in Black… Johnny Cash.
You knew, when June passed, that Johnny wouldn’t be long behind her. Losing June took a lot of the fight out of him, I suppose.
Rush brings up an interesting point; There’s a lot of folks complaining about the suppsoed lack of an exit straegy in Iraq.
What was the exit strategy in WWII?
She’s written an excellent BIT on how 9/11 has been abused by pols, particularly the leftists, and centerists.
I know… I’ve posted both my thoughts the 2nd night after the attacks, here in the Blog, and my more organized thoughts in the BITS. But for some reason, this morning, I find myself angry. This is a deep,
Brendan Miniter writes an excellent column in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal Online.
“To overcome terrorism, Americans must remain willing to pay the price of mastering our emotions. We must not give into the cravenness of fear, nor the seduction of
This link is a little dated, but is a good one for showing the consequences to the EU.
Continue reading about Sweeden Votes Out the Euro, Keeps Native Currency.
Resepctful note is made of the passing of Doctor Edward Teller at age 95, in SanFransisco.
Teller did more than most anyone else to protect America. The H-Bomb, “star wars” and so on…. Teller recognized that those who do not
So, what will government do about this?Shink, maybe?
Continue reading about Alabama Voters Reject Massive Tax Hike
All Republicans have to do is sit back and watch the Democrats kill their own chances to win.
Continue reading about Democrats Pull the Race Card on One Another
If there was ever any doubt about why Slate is unsuccessful in making itself relevant again, this column by Kaplan should remove it once and for all. It is, in the venacular, a target rich environment. There is so much
This week’s bit is a re-posting of a bit I wrote on 12-09-01. For all that, it’s accuracy with today’s situation is noteworthy. The problem, of course, is Arafat.
Dean turns out to be a flagrantly political anti-politician. As his campaign gains altitude, he seems to change a position a week. In the debate, he changed two—first on American troops in Iraq, then on American labor standards
Interesting article in THE SCOTSMAN today, as regards the Gilligan Affair. It’s becoming increasingly clear that Gilligan lied to Parliment and to the BBC viewers, in pursuit of his political agendae. Gilligan could be accused of contempt of the House,
