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Here’s a bright idea.

Where the action is.

Two can play at this game.

Competing narratives.

Bay Area abomination.

Motives. Judgment. Miracles.

The Chicago Tribune reports that veteran columnist, author, and TV commentator Robert Novak has been diagnosed with a brain tumor. He’s suspending his legendary journalistic work for the time being, but, he says, “God willing,” he’ll be back writing soon. Godspeed, Mr. Novak.
Novak has had a huge influence on my career. During a college [...]

They’re just like you and me!

Dingy Harry’s way. Plus: Reid decries the “rogue far right.”

Blowin’ in the wind.

“He touched me.”

Over the past year, I’ve blogged repeatedly about true maverick and civil rights pioneer Ward Connerly’s Super Tuesday for Equality campaign to end discriminatory government race/gender preferences across the country and urged you to get involved in the multi-state initiative movement (see here, here here, and here.)
As I’ve mentioned to you before, Connerly and [...]

Any questions?

Apparently, he’s not just alienating conservatives.

Deported “Al Qaeda first stringer” is holding his Ohio-born children in Yemen.

Drooling fools.

“How can you be a black woman and work on this case?”

Lies, damned lies, and Obamedia statistics.

Not-so-random violence in Norway.

When gay marriages go sour.

A life lived brilliantly and to its fullest.

“Verily, who is this Child that he opens our hearts and minds to the audacity of hope?”

Holes in their heads.

Life outside the blog bubble.

I love everything about my new state of Virginia so far, except for Gerry Connolly, the mosquitoes, and the absurdly molasses-like speed limits. I swear, well-maintained, limited-access four-lanes that would get a 65-mph sign in California get a 45-mph rating here. Mrs. See-Dub announced her general Virigina driving rubric: if you think you’re [...]

Voter fraud fugitive.

Your ta dollars at work.

The Tour de Farce continues.

All around the world, the same song.

Stagecraft.