March 26, 2004
Richard Clarke Pt. Deux

National Review's Rich Lowry has an excellent piece the former counterterrorism czar's "self-immolation." Along the same lines, Time magazine has an atypical article taking on Clark over his dishonesty and what it does to the debate regarding the important issue of dealing with terrorism.

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March 20, 2004
Disdain for the "little people"

Democrat presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry, skiing on the Utah slopes, fell after he ran into a member of his Secret Service detail when the agent inadvertantly strayed into his path. Kerry's defender-of-the-common-man response: When asked a moment later about the incident by a reporter on the ski run, Kerry said sharply, "I don't fall […]

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March 19, 2004
Isn't it a little late for this?

According to a blurb on the Drudge Report Sen. John Kerry doesn't want foreign leaders to endorse him. KERRY: NO FOREIGN ENDORSEMENTS, PLEASE... Kerry Foreign Policy Advisor Rand Beers issued the following statement today: '...It is simply not appropriate for any foreign leader to endorse a candidate in America's presidential election. John Kerry does not […]

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March 17, 2004
Kerry and Gore

Former Vice President Al Gore made a name for himself in the 2000 election as a teller of tall tales. It looks like Sen. John Kerry is following in his footsteps.

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March 17, 2004
So Iraq is part of the war on terror

Former Vermont Gov. Howard "Yaaaargh!" Dean says that last Friday's Madrid bombings are President Bush's fault. No, Dean is not (quite) blaming Bush for actually planting the bombs -- Bush was in the United States at the time -- but that the war to topple Saddam Hussein (and Spain's support of that war) was the […]

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March 16, 2004
More stifling of dissent

A pro-lifer goes to a campaign event for Sen. John Kerry with a sign reading simply: "My abortion hurt me." In response, a Kerry staffer grabs the sign and tears it to pieces.

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March 13, 2004
Bwahahahahahaha

The New York Times' lone conservative columnist, David Brooks, has an excellent column today on "The Boston Fog Machine." A taste: [T]he 1990's were a confusing decade. The certainties of the cold war were gone and new threats appeared. It fell to one man, John Kerry, the Human Nebula, to bring fog out of the […]

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March 13, 2004
If you can't fool a kid

From the Chicago Sun-Times on kids covering John "Flipper" Kerry: Politics 101 As part of a nationwide team covering the presidential race for kid-oriented Scholastic News, 11-year-old Mitchel Hochberg of Northbrook queried John Kerry at an Evanston senior center this week. Hochberg, a fifth-grader, noted that President Bush and Kerry have exchanged unusually aggressive barbs […]

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March 12, 2004
Should know better

Tech Central Station's James Glassman has an excellent article on Benedict Arnold politicians who attempt to hurt the U.S. economy for short-term political gain. Democrat Presidential hopeful John "Flipper" Kerry, who was forced to co-opt every single one of his opponents' positions because he had none of his own, has been promising to "review" all […]

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March 11, 2004
Spying for Iraq

A former reporter and congressional aide has been arrested for allegedly spying for Iraq. Of course, if you can't remember doing anything wrong, then obviously you've never done anything wrong. In that spirit, former senator and presidential hopeful Carol Moseley-Braun, who employed Susan Lindauer as her press secretary, now "doesn't remember" Lindauer. In this political […]

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