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Friday, September 2, 2005

Playing Politics With Tragedy

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PowerLine is one good place to go for sanity in the midst of the criticism of the federal government for a seemingly slow response to the n...

Not Playing Fair

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Perhaps it is becuse Jim Glassman is a white, middle-aged male that he seems to have an inordinate affinity for basing conclusions on facts ...
Thursday, September 1, 2005

Muslim Gratitude

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Here's another grateful Muslim whose fat the United States pulled out of the fire in '91, but whose memory is so short and whose gra...

The Border War

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Bill Roggio at The Fourth Rail has an interesting series of posts on the border war in Iraq and how it is evolving into a war between Iraqi...

Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life

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The Pew Forum On Religion and Public Life has published the results of a survey of 2000 adults conducted last July. There are many findings...
Wednesday, August 31, 2005

Gonzalez Replies

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Guillermo Gonzalez responds in the Iowa State Daily to calls on campus for his professional emasculation. He also replies in the Des Moin...

Sounds of Silence

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Time for a rock concert or two to raise money for disaster relief in the Gulf, or do the rockers and beautiful people only raise money for r...

The Great Raid

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Hugh Hewitt commends to us what he avers is an outstanding movie . I haven't seen it myself, but I've heard so many good things abou...
Tuesday, August 30, 2005

LAT to Dems: Become Hawks

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The LA Times strikes a hawkish chord : Beyond stopping the cut-and-run strategy brewing in the House, Democratic leaders must define a m...

Walter Reed Protests

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A blog called Conservative Propaganda has an interesting report on the Walter Reed protest and counter-protest complete with photos. The C...

A Strategy, Not a Sound Bite

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One of the criticisms of the administration's approach to the current war has been that it seems to lack a grand strategy beyond trainin...
Monday, August 29, 2005

The Inquisition is in Session

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Guillermo Gonzalez is an astronomer on the faculty at Iowa State University. He also has co-authored a book entitled Privileged Planet whic...

Dispel the Myths

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Jonah Cohen is not a supporter of Intelligent Design, but he does think it ought to be taught in public schools. He argues that there is so ...

How to Play Offense

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On Saturday Viewpoint urged the White House go on offense in making its case for its policy in Iraq. Today we direct you to a marvelous exa...
Sunday, August 28, 2005

The Basic Principle of Political Philosophy

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My friend Byron Borger passes along a link to an article that will be of interest to anyone who has done any reading in political philosoph...
Saturday, August 27, 2005

Premature Celebrations

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The Daily Kos had John Thune already autopsied and embalmed on Tuesday. It was a foregone conclusion that the man who staked his political ...

Time For the White House to Play Offense

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Tony Blankley says what a lot of the president's supporters are thinking: In a major USA Today/CNN/Gallup poll from three weeks ago,...

Silver Lining

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The silver lining of Pat Robertson's unfortunate call to assassinate Hugo Chavez is that it gives Christians opportunity to write wonder...

Weakened Bush Bad For Hillary?

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Mickey Kaus at Kausfiles argues that Bush's sagging poll numbers actually hurt Hillary. Here's why: The same press drumbeat of de...
Friday, August 26, 2005

Savagery in Seattle

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Michelle Malkin has a lot of information and links on the Seattle soldier beatings here . With due respect to Sean Hannity, it's pretty ...