If early returns are correct, Italy has ousted their free market leader in favor of a taxophilic leftist whose coalition includes “unreformed communists”.

Today, April 9, is Iraqi Liberation Day. It’s the day the Saddam statue fell, signaling to the Iraqis that they would no longer live in fear of Saddam Hussein’s oppressive, murderous regime. Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad and General George Casey released…

 An assortment of things this Sunday:
 Today is Iraq Freedom Day, the third anniversary of the fall of Saddam. Things are getting better in Iraq, but the media isn’t presenting that, so a few efforts are underway to help them put things in pers…

When all we hear is how badly things are going in the Middle East, we need to remember how well things have gone. Surely, whatever your politics, surely you are proud of our American Warriors.

May the future be nothing but brighter for our friends in Iraq. See posts at Winds of Change here and here, at Kesher talk here, and especially Michelle Malkin’s round-up here. And here’s a tip of the hat to…

Washington Times: Families seek remembrance of Iraq liberation day
Families of American troops are asking national newspapers and television news networks not to ignore the three-year anniversary Sunday of the day Saddam Hussein fled Baghdad and his …

The best season of the best show on television continues tonight. Does Paulie get whacked? Will Vito make another pass at Finn? Who pinned up the Ojibwe saying anyway? Will Tony remember Kevin Finnerty? And can we look forward to another lesson fr…

Whilst the blogosphere is today celebrating Iraqi Liberation Day, The Washington Post reports on possible US options of a military strike against Iran. It is not that far away, I think.
The Bush administration is studying options for military strikes a…

Hat tip: Michelle Malkin
The blogosphere is marking the third anniversary of Iraq Liberation Day with guest posts from Gold Star Mothers and other military family members fed up with MSM-bashing of the war.
Here are a few blogs that had the privile…

I would like to share a few thoughts as a active duty Sailor. I may be called at anytime now to go over there as more Sailors and Airmen are being sent over there to help out the Army. The Sailors and Airmen are doing such jobs as Interrogators, Guard…

Let Us Remember

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The Frankensenator was on NBC’s Meet the Press this morning, selling a disjointed and depressing set of policies that we can likely expect to form the wobbly basis of a 2008 Presidential bid.

The day that awful statue of Saddam came down was a day of grins for me. Seeing the Iraqi people hitting his statue with their shoes was definitely something to smile about. That statue reminded me of all the statues of Lenin and Stalin in the former U…

Contrast their entries with those linked at Michelle Malkin’s site. Each of the guest posters has lost a family member. None of them despair.