Blogger Tigerhawk: Well, somebody’s afraid of the surge
Well, somebody’s afraid of the surge “New York Senator Chuck Schumer seemed to give away the game — at least implicitly — on “Meet the Press.” He quite obviously does not want the next election cycle to be “about” Iraq. One gets the sense that this sentiment is even more pronounced among the Democrats who … Continue reading
C-Span – Hillary Clinton’s First town hall Meeting in Iowa
New Feature on the Natural Family BLOG: As the 2008 Presidential Campaign Season kicks in, I thought it would be fun to highlight certain political debates that show up on C-Span. So I taped Hillary Clintons first Town Hall Meeting in Iowa yesterday and picked the dumbest question that was asked and then commented on … Continue reading
NY Sun: NIBRAS KAZIMI: Turnaround in Baghdad
Turnaround in Baghdad “The wider Sunni insurgency — the groups beyond Al Qaeda — is being slowly, and surely, defeated. The average insurgent today feels demoralized, disillusioned, and hunted. Those who have not been captured yet are opting for a quieter life outside of Iraq. Al Qaeda continues to grow for the time being as … Continue reading
HuffPo: Greg Gutfeld: New Trend On The Rise: The Patriotic Terrorist
New Trend On The Rise: The Patriotic Terrorist “That’s why calling them terrorists would be intolerant and pretty shameful. But what about “patriotic terrorists?” That’s kinda neat. What is a patriotic terrorist? It is an American who claims to love his or her country while enjoying the enemy’s success against said country. It is a … Continue reading
Gerard Baker: The vaulting ambition of America’s Lady Macbeth
The vaulting ambition of America’s Lady Macbeth “Now, you might say, hold on. Aren’t all politicians veined with an opportunistic streak? Why is she any different? The difference is that Mrs Clinton has raised that opportunism to an animating philosophy, a P. T. Barnum approach to the political marketplace. All politicians, sadly, lie. We can … Continue reading
