Dick van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore buy a painting…
In another part of New York,Michelle Malkin points us to this. The New York Times has printed !… a memo.

I quickly realized that you can not combat today抯 version of liberalism without labeling it for what it is; insane, stupid, misinformed and tragically deceitful. Any attempt to sugar coat institutional bias simply ignores the problem.

Michael Yon just posted his latest in his series with Command Sergeant Major Mellinger, the senior enlisted man on the ground in Iraq. This is by far one of my favorite posts from Yon, complete with awesome pictures,

What in the world is driving liberals into the political abyss? They see poll turning on them 20-80 on issues such as GITMO compared to a Nazi-like Gulag. The liberal MSM is seen as unsupportive (which means detrimental) to our troops – which is the…

Read almost any TOM story out of Iraq and you will see the word “Insurgent” used over and over. A dictionary definintion would certainly allow that usage:
in路sur路gent (沫n-s没r’j蓹nt)
adj.
1. Rising in revolt against establish…

Chrenkoff has the 30th installment of his Good news from Iraq series.

If you have never read his series, he gives you a very detailed look at every facet of Iraqi life and breaks it into categories:

Society
Economy
Reconstruction
Humanitaria…

The Pew Research Center has a new survey (via Daly Thoughts) on public perceptions of the media. By a 2-to-1 ratio, Americans believe the media are politically biased. Ratings of believability also stand at record lows for the print media,…

According to the latest Pew research the American public is becoming increasingly dissatisfied with the media coverage of the military.Nearly half (47%) say that by criticizing the military, news organizations are weakening the nation’s defenses; 44% s…

I’ve always felt that the media’s defeatist reporting on the Wars have hurt morale among our troops at the very least. In some cases, it’s actually cost lives (read: Newsweek Koran debacle).

I have pondered Chris’s question asking “what does victory look like.” Well I thought instead of debating what Chris had to say, I would give some examples of what I thought victory looked like. Sometimes victory doesn’t come all at once. Sometimes …

This is just over the friggin’ top, here:

Justin and Casey Byers were ordinary northwest Iowa brothers who fought because they were alike, pushed the boundaries because they were young and joined the Iowa National Guard because it paid.

Within nine

To avoid numerous updates to the original post, I am going to add new posts as this develops.

I received another email from Rekha Basu, the author of the hate-ridden Des Moines Register opinion piece o’ crap.

She’s still attempting to divert my atte