Let’s take a little trip back in time… I recognize many of my readers were not even alive back then, but… let’s try.
Think back to the election… the general, back 1989…when Bush41 was running against Mike Dukakas. Remember the
Continue reading about The AGW Hoax… And Now, the Next Crisis: Global COOLING

[Mrs. Clinton] claims she’s ready to lead on Day One. But what about Day Two if Day One doesn’t go well? She’ll need to turn to her kitchen cabinet, not everything and the kitchen sink. Because facing the unknown is
- A second place in the OTB Caption Contest.
- So, they’re concerned about a doctor shortage in the third world? And they think the US is causing the shortage? Look, Gang, I’m used the the US getting blamed for everything. But
Continue reading about Nightly Ramble: A Second, A Threat, A Culture, Roots, And an Endorsement
The Global War of Terror is fifteen years old today. On February 26, 1993 Islamists attempted to destroy the World Trade Center. Andrew C. McCarthy, National Review:
On the morning of February 26, 1993, Islamic militants steered a nondescript
Yes, America… it’s all about Bill… (Video)
Chris Cillizza at the WaPo Politics Blog:
Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell (D) said Monday that the media’s pro-Obama (or anti-Clinton) bias explains in part why Barack Obama is portrayed as running away with the Democratic presidential nomination (instead of being
Weather Whooper, 13-WHAM-TV:
(Rochester, N.Y.) — A winter storm warning is in effect for Western New York beginning Tuesday morning and going into Wednesday.
13WHAM Meteorologists expect snow on and off for the two days. Snow will begin Tuesday
Dan Drezner, who occasionally has been known to make a good point, makes one here:
Why does a man who received 0.38% of the vote in the last election merit valuable minutes on Meet The Press, not to mention hours
- No, Billy, she’s not done, yet, nor will she be. You of all people will understand that the woman is all about power, and the obtaining of it. As such, she’s not going to back off, even come next
Continue reading about Nightly Ramble: Forks, Whackos, McCain
I note with some amusement, our fellow SwampStomper, Gaius over at Blue Crab:
I have not bothered to comment on that picture of Barack Obama wearing the garb of a Somali elder that was circulated over the weekend. I’m glad
Continue reading about Yes, But Fear of WHAT? Are All Fears Unjustified?
I note Patrick Healy giving some notice to the building falling down around Hillary Clinton.
Morale is low. After 13 months of dawn-to-dark seven-day weeks, the staff is exhausted. Some have taken to going home early – 9 p.m. –
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W
e have already said this before. Great minds think alike and so do socialist minds. Hugo Chavez, via Thomas Lifson, American Thinker:
On his regular Sunday television show “Hello, President” Hugo Chavez announced he is pushing
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It’s interesting, watching people avoiding the obvious about the NY Times, and the McCain smear. Roger Simon, for example:
Excuse me for going psychoanalytic, but there was something weirdly self-destructive in the newspaper’s behavior on this matter.
I cannot
Continue reading about What Motivates the Times? A Political Agenda.
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The Americans With No Abilities Act (AWNAA)
WASHINGTON , DC
Congress is considering sweeping legislation which will provide new benefits for many Americans. The Americans With No Abilities Act (AWNAA) is being hailed as a major
Andrew the Incontinent is back on his mountain, and expounds thus:
It was extremely pleasant not to have to respond in real time to the McCain story. Reading the blogosphere as a simple observer, it was, however, a little depressing
Continue reading about Sullivan: Nearly As Predictable As the NYT… And Not As Smart.
