This should come as little surprise: Yes, it's sympathy and mourning for the psycho who murdered 32 innocent people at Virginia Tech on Monday courtesy of the moonbats over at the Daily Kos. I feel for those who were killed. I feel for those who survived. I feel for the murderer's family. But for Cho […]
John Edwards will not be the Democrat nominee for president in 2008. He won't occupy the No. 2 spot on the ticket again either. What prompts me to come to this conclusion? A guy who is constantly railing about inequality and "two Americas" everytime a camera approaches -- even if he is a wealthy individual […]
Former President Bill Clinton has opened his mouth again and re-emphasizes that he wasted a chance at peace in the Middle East so that he could be serviced by an intern. A peace agreement between Israel and Syria could be reached within 35 minutes, former U.S. president Bill Clinton told the Lebanon-based Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper […]
First off, best wishes to New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine who was in a car crash on Thursday. Get well soon. Second, why the h-e-double-hockeysticks wasn't he wearing his seat belt? New Jersey is one of many states that have laws requiring people to wear seatbelts, but once again you've got a politician who appears […]
Let's take a quick moment to chuckle at the fact that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has said that she'd go to Iran to talk with Iranian President wacko/figurehead Mahmoud Imadinnerjacket without preconditions but initially wouldn't talk with President Bush about the supplemental funding bill for the troops in Iraq unless he agreed to […]
On Wednesday, President Bush made a recess appointment to make Sam Fox the U.S. ambassador to Belgium. Democrats had blocked Fox because he had the audacity to donate money to the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth. For those into media criticism, I encourage you to compare the aforelinked AP story to this story from ABC […]
On Tuesday, President Bush held a press conference in which he took the Democrat Congress to task for its failure to pass a supplemental war funding bill without unconstitutional infringements on the commander-in-chief's power or political pork. Democrats, obviously, were unimpressed and urged Bush to sign the still unreconciled House-Senate bill anyway. This political kabuki […]
McQ over at QandO rips into the claims that the April 15 deadline on passing a supplemental appropriations bill for the Iraq war isn't really a deadline at all. [In other words], what the Democrats are saying is let the wounded and military dependents suffer the consequences of the monetary shortage. Let problems like Walter […]
When the GOP tries to add some balance to PBS programming or threatens to cut off funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting there's a firestorm of controversy and charges about the evil Republicans. Now there's a new complaint about PBS, and threats to its funding, but barely a whimper in the press. Why? Because […]
Michael Waldman and Justin Levitt of the Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law have an op-ed piece in today's Washington Post puncturing the "myth" of voter fraud in Washington State's 2004 gubernatorial election. Or consider Washington state, where McKay closely watched the photo-finish gubernatorial election of 2004. A challenge […]