Who Won the Debate?

Yes, I saw the debate last night.  My opinion about who won?  Hands down, Fred Thompson.

It is not Larrry Craig, says Ann Coulter:

Assuming the worst about Craig, the Senate has not held a vote on outlawing homosexual impulses. It voted on gay marriage. Craig not only opposes gay marriage, he’s in a heterosexual

Fred Thompson’s campaign introduction video.   I like it, both adult and calm.

Joyner, today:

Senator John McCain told off a kid who asked whether he was too old to be president.

An unflinching John McCain was told Tuesday by New Hampshire high school students he might be too old to be

Memo to Gateway Pundit, that is way we call them ‘Rats.  Gateway Pundit writes,

“Clearly there is a difference between the political parties”

You can not shame a democrat.

It has a ring to it:

“By announcing via webcast, Fred is able to take his consistently mainstream conservative message directly to the voters, who are already responding to that message with a strong upwelling of grassroots support. The webcast

Michelle Malkin has Larry Craig’s police transcriipt and tape.

There seems to be no clear ccnsensus on the tape.  From the legal perspective, the tape seems helpful.  Craig does not admit to anything near illegal and is the more

I’ve been watching this nonsense with Larry Craig, with a somewhat jaundiced eye.  Personally, my estimate is that he has approximately 48 hours to be a senator.  Perhaps decision will occur over the weekend to be effective on Monday, but

Says Hewitt:

Today.

I realize that I did not say this about Senator Vitter, but Craig’s behavior is so reckless and repulsive that an immediate exit is required.

Guess I can’t argue that.

Not that it’s going to bother things

I notice the web is going nuts about reports that Alberto Gonzalez is about ready to resign his position as attorney general.  The left, in particular, seems to be doing a grave dance on this one, though it seems unclear

Cliff Thier, American Thinker,  outlines the ultimate Rudy Guiliani general election spot.

Narrator: In 1999 Suha Arafat, Yasser Arafat’s wife, said, “Our [Palestinian] people have been submitted to the daily and intensive use of poisonous gas by the Israeli

An interesting morning, as I do my morning routine. A slower news day than some, so the ‘sphere has some time to wallow in Karl Rove’s departure on 8/30 from the WH.

The amount of leftist vitriol being pointed to

(AP)- Karl Rove, President Bush’s close friend and chief political strategist, plans to leave the White House at the end of August, joining a lengthening line of senior officials heading for the exits in the final 1 1/2 years of

The Washington Post’s Chris Cillizza is reporting Tommy Thompson has quit the presidential race. Rather unsurprising, since he said that if he didn’t finish well in the Iowa straw poll he wasn’t going to bother running any further .  He

The wiinner is …  The recorded vote tally went to Mitt Romney.  However considering all that Romney invested in Iowa and time and money, and lack of front line opposition. did Mitt win much more than a claiming race at