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The “major media” appears to be completely ignoring what is happening in the Midwest right now. After all, the crest is passed in Vicksburg and the reporters are hot on the trail of a young boy who may have been … Continue reading →

When the latest leftist witch hunt backfires, even one of the New York Times columnists notices: The American people know it, too. According to a USA Today/Gallup poll released Wednesday, 42 percent of those asked said that political rhetoric was … Continue reading →

While the screeching on the left continues, attempting to smear half the American populace, the nation’s credit rating is in jeopardy. One particular paragraph should catch your eye: These measures of the U.S. debt burden include federal debt to revenue, … Continue reading →

Daniel Henninger on why the left has lost it with their unsubstantiated assertions about the Arizona tragedy. Tweet

A catalogue of the  “moral high road” of the left. Tweet

Been fighting a computer virus that got into my kid’s computers (damned social networking). I’ve been unwilling to log in to the site until I was sure I had a clean system*. Anyway, what Rich said in the last post, … Continue reading →

Government for the government employees – taxpayers be damned: Hundreds of residents of one of the poorest municipalities in Los Angeles County shouted in protest last night as tensions rose over a report that the city’s manager earns an annual … Continue reading →

Rep. Ciro Rodriquez (Deranged-TX) gets violent when addressing a constituent. Mike Flynn has this to say: I want to make two points; Rep. Rodriguez is an elected official with a duty to represent his constituents in Congress, no matter their … Continue reading →

Via Hot Air and Memeorandum. Tweet

Via NRO and Memeorandum. Tweet

And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world should be taxed. (And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.) And all went to … Continue reading →

Remembering and honoring those who served. The annual wreath laying at Arlington happened yesterday. Begun in 1992 by Morrill Worcester, owner of Worcester Wreath in Harrington, Maine, the tradition continues and grows every year. More than 16,000 wreaths were placed … Continue reading →

If this report is correct, then Barack Obama is even less than many people already think: The President is believed to have angered the European leaders by insisting on delaying a joint press conference until after he had chaired a … Continue reading →

Amazing: Every summer for 85 years, Santa Fe artisans have built a giant effigy of wood and chicken wire, then stuffed it with woes. They named the thing Zozobra, but many here just call him Old Man Gloom. And when … Continue reading →

Generally speaking, I enjoy the columns of Bill McClellan in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. McClellan is really something of a throwback to the days when newspapers had a much more blue collar air to them, back when reporters and editors … Continue reading →