Michelle Malkin describes the stages of leftist treatment of conservative women, drawing on her own experience, that of Condoleeza Rice, Laura Bush, Anne Coulter, and others, as being currently played out with Sarah Palin: The first stage of Conservative Female Abuse by the Left is
Well, we made it. The earth apparently didn’t get sucked into a singularity (a.k.a. black hole) generated by the mega-particle accelerator in Geneva. We can breathe a sigh of relief. Your life today is a gift. Although it may be that we HAVE been sucked
Here is a site that keeps track of all of the rumors being spread about Sarah Palin, just about all of which are vicious lies. The list has 71 entries, and I suspect it will keep growing. Here is a possibly more authoritative site, the
Today, a super-particle accelerator will get turned on just outside of Geneva, Switzerland. Some people, though, are afraid it will generate black holes that will suck in all the matter of the earth. They are also afraid of “strangelets,” whatever those are, and no telling
Carlos Pascual and Strobe Talbott of the Brookings Institute declare in the Washington Post that the End is near, that we only have 7 more years to stop global warming and world devastation. From 7 Years to Climate Midnight; The world may have only seven
tODD raises an important point. In case you missed his comment on the “Why the Vitriol?” post, he says, among other things, Dr. Veith, it’s good for you to call out the “knee-jerk HATE” that some liberals have leveled at Palin. However, your entry seems
Here is the review of Barack Obama’s “The Audacity of Hope” by my former student, Caleb Jones (a.k.a. “The Jones”). Obama’s rejection of absolute truth goes beyond the passage we discussed yesterday, and in fact seems to be a theme of the whole book. I’ll
From Barack Obama’s book, The Audacity of Hope: “It’s not just absolute power that the Founders sought to prevent. Implicit in its structure, in the very idea of ordered liberty, was a rejection of absolute truth, the infallibility of any idea or ideology or theology
A British pundit, Melanie Phillips, says that her country needs a Sarah Palin. In doing so, she makes some intriguing points: so-called ‘progressives’ on both sides of the Atlantic have gone into paroxysms of rage and panic over Sarah Palin. For she has taken the
Great quote from Todd Palin, the husband of the G.O.P. vice presidential candidate: If I had a crystal ball a few years ago, I might have asked a few more questions when Sarah decided to join the PTA.
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