My unstrategic thinking
Well here is a good example of just how “unstrategic” I am. I watched President Obama make his announcement yesterday (3/19) about the UN coalition implementing the no-fly zone over Libya. Now make no mistake, I thought that this announcement was way too slow in coming and I fall squarely in the camp of folks [...]
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At least his priorities are straight
While the state of Wisconsin is coming apart at the seams, while Muammar Ghadafi is shooting his own people and Saudi Arabia seems ready to bubble over, where is President Obama? He’s patting school children on the head and telling them he feels their pain because he, too, was bullied.
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Is silence golden? Or is it acquiescence?
I was originally loathe to admit that this blog started as a passive-aggressive response to someone I’m friends with on Facebook. This person posts a lot of what I call Kool-Aid links – the kind of mis-information that comes from cherry-picking quotes without providing proper context and merely serves to fuel the liberal quest for [...]
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Hopeless dependence shouldn’t be a way of life
(Click this item’s headline to view the whole story.) A friend of mine once posted this great quote from Cal Thomas on her blog: I am not robbed by people who have more money than me. I am robbed by a government that wants to penalize my industry and give increasing portions of what I [...]
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What Huckabee really said about Natalie Portman
(Click this item’s headline to view the full story.) Former presidential candidate and Arkansas Governor (and current Fox News contributor and talk show host) Mike Huckabee was roundly criticized this week by the easily-excitable leftwing punditry for a comment he made on Michael Medved’s program about single motherhood. I personally heard about the story when [...]
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WTF, Vanity Fair?
(Click this item’s headline to view the full story.) I wish I could follow this Vanity Fair article – really, I do. It promised, on the surface, to be some sort of analysis of the success or failure of CNN’s newest interview king, Piers Morgan. By page 2 it had become some kind of diatribe [...]
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