Snark of the Day: James Joyner

In writing over the weekend, as regards the possibility of lawsuits resulting from Fred Thompson running for president while his reruns continue on TV, James plunges in the knife pen:

We really ought to amend the Constitution to the

Never judge a Clinton by their words.  Judge their deeds.  Mrs. Clinton has bought yet another campaign endorsement.  The Associated Press:

Democratic presidential contender Hillary Rodham Clinton has agreed to help one-time candidate Tom Vilsack, who endorsed her on

Fred Thompson:

 It was an interesting coincidence that their announcements hit the news just as the military released Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s confession regarding his role in planning the 9/11 attacks — and a lot more. Of course, we didn’t really

For a woman who campaigned on the promise to drain the repulican swamp, Mrs. Pelosi’s politics sure emanate the smell of swamp gas.   Fred Thompson is not happy with Mrs. Pelosi, audio, text.

Don Surber pegs the cost

Chuck Hagel floated the I-word yesterday during his appearance on ABC’s “This Week”. He warned that George Bush could face impeachment unless he adopted a policy on Iraq more to the liking of Congress. Hagel, who wants to run for

The Washington Post needs take time to actually read the Constitution of the United States.

WASHINGTONIANS probably could live with Republicans’ sabotaging their latest chance at congressional representation; that’s nothing new. More galling are those Republicans too gutless to

I’ve written a few times now, about Fred Thompson, and stated flatly he is someone I could get behind. Mona Charen, who I quote all too infrequently, here at BitsBlog, agrees.

His voting record is solidly conservative. He is articulate,

That permanent unelected, and largely democrat, government both exists and is at odds with our elected government is really not in dispute.  The question is do you favor the elected or unelected government.

The Washington Post provides a article which

” Part of the President’s problem in Washington is fighting against  permanent bureaucracies that that have  a very different point of view from his. And I think that’s a real problem for the American people.”

Ambassador John Bolton, to Jon

If A.J. Strata is right, and I sure hope he is, President George W. Bush is about to bitch slap Senators Leahy and Schumer.  I am no fan of Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez, but I am adamantly oppposed to

Henry Waxman was digging for dirt.  All he got was hot air.  The Intelligence Identities Protection Act(IIPA), has several very specific requirements as to who is covered by the act.

Waxman was like a pitbull in asserting that the CIA

You gotta give Fred Thompson credit for one things   Fred knows how to act presidential.   You can listen to Fred skewer the left’s favorite hero Mahatma Gandhi, or read the transcript.

You know the next time some leftiest says we 

And in the Hillary!-Hubell-Reno firings, as the WSJ details, the firings were intended to scotch ongoing investigations of Rostenkowski and the Clintons, among other clearly improper motives.

Clarice Feldman, American Thinker. 

The nice thing about the fact that the

Are democrats literate.  Don’t think so.  From the Washington Post article “furor over firings:”

The U.S. attorneys, the chief federal law enforcement officials in their various districts, typically are appointed to four-year terms by the president on the

Chuck Hagel just called held a press conference. Hagel announced that he was not running – yet:

In an odd twist, the Nebraska senator called a news conference to say he would decide about his political future later this year