Putting a Boot up Max, from Max Boot, Commentary:
ContentionsTime for Close Air Support in Libya
“We do not provide close air support for the opposition forces. We protect civilians.” So says Gen. Carter Ham, head of Africa
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Who we Paleface? From Gail Collins, New York Times:
As if we didn’t have enough wars, the House of Representatives has declared one against Planned Parenthood.
Maybe it’s all part of a grand theme. Last month, they voted to
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As a business owner, tax payer and elected official, I freely admit that I am VERY skeptical when the government warns me about anything. Government typically causes more problems than they solve, and it’s in their own best interests (power,
Continue reading about Global Warming/Climate Change… Greatest Scam in History!
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It may be a mangling of Newt Gingrich and Walter E. Williams, but there is a sure fire way to get rid of stupid laws, make them universally appliicable That is the people who enact the laws have to live
Continue reading about Making ObamaCare Pass the Kennedy Test
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[T]he first black president should be the caliber of a Jackie Robinson, and Barack Obama is not. Mr. Obama has charisma and charm but in terms of character, values and understanding, he is no Jackie Robinson.
Walter E. Williams, Washington
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Bullseye:
HONOLULU (AP) – A U.S. Navy cruiser blasted a disabled spy satellite with a pinpoint missile strike that achieved the main mission of exploding a tank of toxic fuel 130 miles above the Pacific Ocean, defense officials
It’s wonderful to see Field Marshal Rodham getting kicked in the teeth in South Carolina. What’s awful is the hysteria surrounding Obama.
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I keep thinking about Martin Luther King’s admonition on the content of character. There is an
So, New Jersey has ‘apologized’ for slavery, says Michelle Malkin.
They’re not sorry for repealing the death penalty against the wishes of victims’ families of all races and backgrounds, but New Jersey lawmakers are offering an apology for slavery centuries
