November 13, 2005
"Reliable Sources"

CNN/The Washington Post's Howard Kurtz had book-peddling fraud Mary Mapes on this morning, and to say that her performance was pathetic may be the understatement of the year. Hopefully, Mapes will now quickly disappear from public view -- I was sick of her a year ago. Mapes was followed by Powerlineblog.com's Scott Johnson and Salon's […]

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November 13, 2005
And yet, he won't stop spewing greenhouse gas carbon dioxide into the atmosphere

Al Gore says global warming a greater threat than terrorism. Hey, as long as terrorists aren't destroying carbon dioxide devouring trees they're nothing to worry about.

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November 13, 2005
Dennis Prager's five questions for Muslims

Don't hold your breath.

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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 13, 2005
Silliness

I'm a big "Mythbusters" fan and often watch an episode (I've got my DVR set to record them) when I've got 45 minutes to kill. So, I'm watching an episode called "Confederate Rocket" and they're trying to recreate a rumored Civil War-era rocket that reportedly flew about 100 miles. At various stages in their mythbusting, […]

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November 12, 2005
Another blogoversary

It's been four years. I'm still writing. You're still reading. Keep up the good work.

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November 12, 2005
Alternate reality land

Let me start out by saying that any journalist -- or anyone else for that matter -- who uses "meshing" as a way to determine whether any document is authentic or not should be cast out into the wilderness to the sound of the rending of garmets and the gnashing of teeth. Yet, former CBS […]

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November 11, 2005
Wrong answer

The Los Angeles Times has decided to dump it's ultraliberal columnist and its conservative cartoonist. (Or, as the mainstream media would characterize them, it's liberal columnist and ultraconservative cartoonist.) I've always been in favor of intellectual diversity on newspaper opinion pages -- and that includes left-wing conspiracy theory wackos like Robert Scheer. For those still […]

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November 11, 2005
Veterans Day

Today's inspiring Veterans Day story comes to us courtesy of the Detroit News. Read it.

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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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