Frédéric Bastiat in his 1850 essay Ce qu’on voit et ce qu’on ne voit pas:
Have you ever witnessed the anger of the good shopkeeper, James Goodfellow, when his careless son happened to break a pane of glass? If you
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Much ado, from Toby Harnden,Telegraph(UK):
The surf may have told a story but so too did the sight behind the reporter of people chatting and ambling along the sea front and just goofing around. There was a
Dumbo’s record, if the media had spent half much time and energy examining Dumbo’s b/k/a Barack Obama, record,they could not have missed the fact that the man is flat out lazy, from Tony Katz, Pajamas Media:
I have
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Leaders lead, Dumbo shucks, from Daily Caller:
A cascade of bad economic and political news knocked President Barack Obama off his game today, and prompted him to revive his 2008-style criticism of his predecessor, and also to suggest
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Somewhere the Sun is shining, from Scott Wong, Politico:
And Palin turned to an extended ship metaphor to make her point that the country needs to “shift gears and change course” from Obama’s economic policies of bigger government,
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Gurkha – 30, Taliban – 0, from Daily Mail (UK):
Corporal Dipprasad Pun defeated more than 30 Taliban fighters single-handedly
Used the tripod of his machine gun to beat away a militant after running out of ammunition
A Gurkha
Bye-bye binny, from New York Times:
WASHINGTON — The adult sons of Osama bin Laden have lashed out at President Obama over their father’s death, accusing the United States of violating its basic legal principles by killing an
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Question Mr. President, from Ann Althouse:
So… was bin Laden shot because he resisted — the official story — or because a live, captured bin Laden would have torn the Obama administration apart?
More over, did the White
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Obama Can’t, Victor Davis Hanson on the problem with the Obami, from RCP:
[A] president who believes that modern cars get eight miles per gallon or need frequent tune-ups, and that proper tire inflation can substitute for drilling
Geraghty’s Law Redux, Jim Geraghty, the author law o eponymous law wins yet another convert, from Micheal A. Walsh, New York Post:
After weeks of warning of the apocalypse, the leader of the Democratic Party, who never met
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Dumbo gets distracted, a lot, Debra Saunder argues that President Barack Obama, a/k/a Dumbo, seems to view to process of actually governing as a mere distraction, from RCP:
President Obama has dedicated his time in office to soaking
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Dumbo’s Disaster, Victor Davis Hanson on what it wrong with Barack Obama’s war of choice on Libya, from National Review:
4) Aims and Objectives: Fact: We are now and then bombing Libyan ground targets in order to
The Audacity of a Dope, Jack Kelly explains the political phenomenon formerly attributed to one Barack Husien Obama, from RCP:
Mr. Obama’s campaign speeches consisted mostly of empty platitudes, which nevertheless were greeted with wild applause.
“Obama’s appeal comes
Dumbo’s Dream Energy, if Barack Obama is for it, be it Obama Care or his so-called green energy, figure it will cnost the consumer more to get less, rom Lee Lane and Paul Bernstein, ,RCP:
For all the
Obami stand mute, from Dana Milbank, RCP:
WASHINGTON — There have been worse times to start a new job in Washington. When Abraham Lincoln arrived in the capital 150 years ago this week, for example, the South had