Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve noticed the bloggers in the dextrosphere writing self-righteously about being “offended” or “inappropriate content” every time Ann Coulter comes out with a column. Or more recently, when these bloggers got…

Senator George Allen’s release to the Drudge Report of passages from Jim Webb’s steamy novels was yesterday’s media scandal – and Lynne Cheney who is cool enough to write some pretty saucy novels herself told Wolf Blitzer that she couldn’t

I don’t disagree with Michelle Malkin often, and one of the few times I have (I thought she was too hard on Michael Brown), I was wrong. But I can’t really understand her outrage or really even her interest in…

Frankly, this is a really fitting October Surprise for this race.
John Hawkins was all over this story in September, and I didn’t link it because I was weary of the whole Allen/Webb dirty saga. But now Drudge went and bannered it, and I can’t…

I love politcs. I know that convention dictates that we all disparage politics, belittling the people who engage in it and questioning the sanity of those who closely follow it, but my three-year run as a blogger makes demurrals less…

The big political news of this news cycle has been Jim Webb’s novel and it’s rev

The big political news of this news cycle has been Jim Webb’s novel and it’s rev

…at times like this I miss the days when leaders were held to a higher standard, and the actions of their families weighed upon them as well. In the physical body, if you have a headache, your whole body suffers for it, no? Consider how this transl…

Late last night, news broke that Jim Webb, running against George Allen, had written some pretty risque fiction back in the day. Now I commend my better half for picking up the story. It is, after all, news. But I noticed this morning that someone i

Frankly, this is a really fitting October Surprise for this race.
John Hawkins was all over this story in September, and I didn’t link it because I was weary of the whole Allen/Webb dirty saga. But now Drudge went and bannered it, and I can’t…

A lovely story:One evening an old man from the hill country of Virginia, who was living in Emporia (the men of the place were Pittsylvanians), came in from his work in the fields. When he looked and saw the traveler

Virginia U.S. Senate candidate James Webb justifiably felt it wasn’t appropriate to have racy portions of his novels read on the radio:
“I don’t know why you’re reading that on WTOP,” Webb told host Mark Plotkin. “I …

Frankly, this is a really fitting October Surprise for this race.
John Hawkins was all over this story in September, and I didn’t link it because I was weary of the whole Allen/Webb dirty saga. But now Drudge went and bannered it, and I can’t…

[Oct27: Link below to Michelle Malkin Marine story.] On this anniversary of the 1983 Beirut Bombing, when Islamic Iran’s Hezbollah operatives killed 241 Marines asleep in their barracks—the greatest number of Americans ever to die in a terror inciden…