November 18, 2005
Counting the votes

Over at SoundPolitics.com, Stefan Sharkansky has some interesting photos on how voter intent is divined in Democrat-controlled King County, Washington. If you were still wondering why Republicans were concerned about a lack of consistent rules in determining voter intent during the 2000 Florida recount, then what King County is doing -- in a situation where […]

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November 17, 2005
Speck, log

I just caught former Clinton hatchet-man Paul Begala on CNN's "Situation Room" decrying the "personal attacks" that the Bush administration is making against Democrats (who are peddling the "Bush lied, people died" bolshevick storytelling) and their effort to rewrite history. In an effort to back up his claim that the GOP is doing the "politics […]

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November 17, 2005
National Review does something evil

I like National Review Online. I've met Ramesh Ponnuru and he's a great guy. But yesterday they they did something evil. In promoting a John J. Miller article reviewing Sen. Barbara Boxer's new novel (it's best used when you run out of toilet paper), they ran this piece of promo art. Simply said, this graphic […]

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November 15, 2005
Rewriting history redux

A couple of links for those with a continuing interest in the truth. The White House came out today with a point-by-point refutation of the New York Times editorial I took a whack at earlier today. I'm quickly becoming convinced that there isn't a single honest liberal on the Times editorial board. Honest liberals do […]

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November 15, 2005
Your tax dollars at work

I'd like to thank the people of Georgia for the gift that just keeps on giving.

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November 13, 2005
Maybe he really believes it

Drudge is reporting that DNC Chairman Howard Dean refused to appear alongside his RNC counterpart Ken Mehlman on this morning's "Meet the Press" on NBC. As Drudge points out, such heads-up interviews have been common in the past, with Dean's predecessor doing it five times -- just on "Meet the Press"! Which brings up the […]

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November 11, 2005
Questioning patriotism

Whenever it's suggested that something one of our liberal elected officials says or does would hurt the troops overseas or America as a nation -- their patriotism is being questioned. They immediately get indignant, then outraged. This happened repeatedly during the 2004 presidential campaign, and continues today. Earlier today, when the House GOP imploded on […]

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November 6, 2005
Housecleaning

I must confess that I'm a little bit mystified why Democrats are so concerned about who President Bush's political staff are. New York Sen. Chuck Schumer was on "Fox News Sunday" this morning urging the president to fire Karl Rove and others so that he could "move forward." This is a new side to Chuck […]

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October 30, 2005
The media's failure(s)

The mainstream media is lying about Nadagate and it knows it. Some could argue that it is incompetence, but I'm going to go with lying. Today's Exhibit A is Fox News pundit and NPR "reporter" Juan Williams. During the roundtable discussion on "Fox News Sunday," Brit Hume again tried -- and failed -- to educate […]

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October 30, 2005
Jeopardy!

Let's play a little Jeopardy! Answer: Roy Neel and Ron Klaine. Question: Who were two of Vice President Al Gore's chiefs of staff? Never heard of them before, huh? Is the loss of the chief of staff of the vice president really a heavy blow to the presidency? If you were to list the people […]

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