Speaking of Narrative Slavery . . .
Via Glenn Reynolds at Instapundit, mil-blogger Ace of Spades has passed along a list of incidents in which some prominent media type or lefty has been quick to smear the Tea Party following some tragedy. Here.
Slaves to the Narrative
So . . . as soon at ABC News’ Brian Ross and his peeps learned the name of the Denver movie theater shooter, their first impulse was to check the name against the rolls of the Aurora Tea Party. And when he found a similar name, he went immediately onto to national television to announce […]
You must read this heartbreaking story of Leftist Academic naiveté.
The terrible price of a Korean defection http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17767626
Book Review: Stephen Mansfield's "The Mormonizing of America"
In the spirit of full disclosure let me lay my biases on the table. Stephen Mansfield is a dear friend, colleague and kindred spirit. What’s more, as my self-aggrandizing little banner ads to the right make clear, it’s been my privilege to be his sidekick on a couple of books in the past. Yet if […]
On Being Asked for My Daughter's Hand
Twenty-five years ago last night, I proposed to Mrs. Blather. And as I layed out in horrifying detail in this blog post my beautifully planned, romantic proposal turned into an epic train wreck. Inexplicably, she said, “yes.” Which immediately made me wonder about her. I, being like Groucho Marx, who once famously said, “I’m not sure I […]
This Could Change Everything
There is no shortage of water on Planet Earth. We’re literally two-thirds covered in the stuff. There is, however, an acute shortage of fresh, drinkable water in many places. Up til now, desalinization of sea water has been a prohibitively expensive and complex technological exercise. But that may be about to change . . . . . […]
"Obama Turns His Back on Israel at the U.N."
At NRO: Obama Turns His Back on Israel at the U.N.
A Few Words About "The Great Disappointment"
I am, by disposition, a glass-half-full kind of guy. I am predisposed by the Manufacturer to see silver linings, upsides and bright spots in dark situations. With that in mind, now that I’ve had a couple of days to process the recent Supreme Court decision on Obamacare, here are a few thoughts. Certainly conservatives are […]
The Lost Secret of My Geography Prowess
I’ve always been a geography nerd. And I’m obsessed with maps. So a few minutes ago I stumbled across a photograph that explains why . . . If I was Charles Foster Kane, this would be my “Rosebud.” When I was four or five my Mom bought me the U.S. map puzzle depicted above. I […]
But Israel Is the Obstacle to Peace
{Update: Bad link fixed. Sorry.) A kindergarten graduation program in the Gaza Strip: More over at Powerline.