Cindy Sheehan got booted out of the State of the Union address this evening. Anyone following this moonbat stalker shouldn’t be surprised. Here are some pics: Chatty Cindy Buh-bye Moonbat At least she showered, combed her hair, and put on some decent clothes for her little mission to the State of the Union address. Whatever. […]
powerlineblog.com has this ridiculous piece on a Democrat challenger for Congress, Coleen Rowley, who has Photoshopped a picture of her opponent, John Kline, as a Nazi in uniform. Check out a snapshot of the web page here. Notice the text to the right of her name: Ethical Decision-Making? Maybe she’s waiting to be elected before […]
I bank with BB&T and have thought about changing, but an article in today’s Washington Times may make me change my mind. The title of the article is BB&T Opposes Eminent Domain, and here’s a quote from the CEO: “The idea that a citizen’s property can be taken by the government solely for private use […]
The Sun-Sentinel has this story on a man who decks a school aide accused of molesting his daughter (and other girls) at school. Given recent cases of pedophiles receiving light sentences, if any, for their awful crimes, one can hardly blame this guy. If the school worker is convicted, all charges on Dad should be […]
Congratulations to Stephen Harper for leading his Conservative Party out of the woods yesterday. Not surprisingly, as the campaign wound down and the liberals began to panick, Paul Martin, the current Prime Minister, stole a page from Herr Schroeder’s playbook, accusing Mr. Harper of being an “American-style” conservative. I didn’t follow this election too closely, […]
powerlineblog is reporting the winner of the Miss America pageant…and, the winner is…Miss Oklahoma. Damn. I mean, congratulations, but we were hoping for Miss Georgia who is, simply put, a babe. John at powerline was likewise inclined: Personally, I liked the less-tall-and-skinny Miss Georgia, who played the piano well and turned out to be the […]
Amazingly, it was 25 years ago today that Ronald Wilson Reagan was inaugurated as the 40th President of the United States. On this occasion, check out What Reagan knew by Richard Reeves at latimes.com. Reagan, a stubborn and determined old man not greatly interested in learning anything new, instinctively understood the presidency in important ways […]
As we blogged here, it appears that the US missile strike in Pakistan took out Midhat Mursi al-Sayid Umar, better known as Abu Khabab al-Masri. For a better understanding of who this terrorist was (prior to his untimely meeting with a missile fired from an unmanned Predator drone), read Al Qaeda’s Mad Scientist by Dan […]
Get your Willy Nagin and the Chocolate Factory T-shirts and Bumperstickers here (don’t you just LOVE capitalism!) “It’s time for us to rebuild a New Orleans, the one that should be a chocolate New Orleans. And I don’t care what people are saying in Uptown or wherever they are. This city will be chocolate at […]
Doctors drain fluid from Noor’s back: Doctors admitted Noor al-Zahra of Iraq to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Wednesday morning to drain fluid from the baby’s back. Surgeons performed a life-changing operation on the Iraqi infant last week, a month after soldiers with the Georgia National Guard encountered her while raiding a house near Baghdad. Doctors […]
We have blogged here and here on the awful choices we face in dealing with Iran and the nuclear aspirations of its mullah leaders. In today’s Washington Post, Charles Krauthammer’s op-ed piece, entitled The Iran Charade, Part II, rightly mocks the feckless efforts of Britain, France and Germany to convince Iran to halt its nuclear […]
Europeans like to laugh at us Americans for our teetotaling, zero-tolerance approach to life, be it smoking, drinking, religion or fitness. At the same time, we Americans derive great humor from the unwashed, condescending, smoking Europeans. Of course, these are bad and (to a large degree) outdated stereotypes. Well, here’s a story out of France […]
(Thanks, lucianne) From abcnews we have this good news out of Pakistan: ABC News has learned that al Qaeda’s master bomb maker and chemical weapons expert was one of the men killed in last week’s U.S. missile attack in eastern Pakistan. Midhat Mursi, 52, also known as Abu Khabab al-Masri, was identified by Pakistani authorities […]
We’ve written on the recent article by Stephen Hayes on the Saddam-Al Qaeda links here and here. But, there’s much more to this connection than Hayes documents in his excellent article. Don’t miss Thomas Smith’s article, The Saddam-Al Qaeda Connection, on the many connections between the dictator and the terror networks targeting the West. Last […]
(thanks, Michelle) This is a great site for information on American Jill Carroll, the reporter for The Christian Science Monitor who was kidnapped and is being held hostage by Islamic thugs. A new video has emerged of the American journalist Jill Carroll taken hostage by terrorists in Iraq. The fifteen second long video aired by […]
Doctors find swelling in Baby Noor’s back: Doctors at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta found some swelling today on the back of Baby Noor, the Iraqi infant brought to Atlanta for treatment of a severe form of spina bifida, but they could not immediately determine the cause. The exam found no evidence of a fluid build-up […]
This is funny. I can only add that Al Gore is perfect for this role given his oft-proven ability to screw himself. Gore to Star in Brokeback Mountain Sequel…Alone: by Scott Ott (2006-01-17) — Former Vice President Al Gore, who won the popular vote in the 2000 presidential election, yesterday made another in a series […]
Check out Mark Steyn’s latest, Ham-handed Dems didn’t lay a glove on Alito: Even smear tactics require a certain plausibility. When you damn someone as a big scary mega-troubling racist misogynist homophobe and he seems to any rational observer perfectly non-scary and non-troubling, eventually you make yourself ridiculous. The boy who cried “Wolf!” at least […]
Michelle Malkin has compiled a list of articles and blogs on Iran’s attempts to acquire nuclear weapons. Check it out to quickly get up to speed on the situation. Also today, powerlineblog.com has this entry which includes a satellite photo from 2 January 2006 showing recent construction at an Iranian uranium enrichment facility. This story […]
If Iran can play brinkmanship now on just the promise of nuclear weapons, imagine its roguery to come when it is replete with them. Our bad and worse choices about Iran is the latest from Victor Davis Hanson on the grim facts concerning the West’s imperative to prevent a nuclear Iran. After making the case […]