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President Obama and the leftist-loving State Department continue to side with the thugs of Latin America against the democracy of Honduras. Today’s Wall Street Journal featured two pieces on the subject of Honduras. The first, by Honduran President Roberto Micheletti, lays out the facts of the Honduran constitutional crisis that regular readers of this blog […]

Via Ace. No, I can not make this up. It's one thing to be stupid. It's another to videotape it and upload it to the Internet.

The Wall Street Journal provides a concise summary of Rep. Charlie Rangel's tax issues. And by "issues" I mean tax-cheating ways. And by "tax-cheating ways" I mean if you or I did the same we'd be bunking with Randy "Duke" Cunningham in the federal pen.

Apparently they are going to meet for beer. May I suggest that in honor of the august professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. that they drink this brew.

On Friday, Instapundit Glenn Reynolds linked to this blog post from the Asheville Tea Party organization revealing that the Asheville Citizen-Times reporter covering local health care issues was also speaking at rallies in support of Democratic health care reform efforts while at the same time taking pictures for the paper. But it's not just reporter/activist […]

As part of my continuing unemployment experience, I am churning through the books on my bookshelf in anticipation of downsizing my library. Late last week I finally wrapped up Neil Gaiman’s “American Gods.” I had previously read Gaiman’s “Stardust” and “Neverwhere,” both of which were very good. Gaiman’s “Stardust” is substantively different than the movie […]

Certainly there has to be a place for this woman in California politics. She’s probably an honors grad from UC Santa Cruz.

For a guy who has a reputation in the media of being such a smooth talker, President Obama sure suffers from more than his share of foot-in-mouth incidents. I don’t want to get too deep into the trees of the Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates kerfuffle (see Patterico for some of the best analysis), but […]

I don’t know how else to describe this report from Military.com. The former military captain says it was in the early 1990s, that he watched his then commander wrestle with giving up his 12-year-old daughter who was mentally ill. The commander, he says, initially resisted, but after mounting pressure from his military superiors, he gave […]

Looking at that infamous chart below got me thinking about the proposed new Office of Minority Health and the inevitable rationing that would occur under a government health plan dedicated to keeping costs down. Looking at the issue from a benign standpoint, maybe the office would operate in such a way as to make sure […]