Archive » 2008 » November

A reader e-mails: “I am a very loyal fan of your blog and I appreciate all that you do! Attached is a letter from my bank’s chairman Mariner Kemper to Henry Paulson explaining why we refused to be bailed out. I am so proud to be an employed at an institution that stands up to [...]

Tolerance, L.A.-style.

While Republican strategists and Beltway blowhards convene VIP retreats and meetings and save-the-party parties, the road to GOP redemption starts right now. There is opportunity to be seized right now. There is a line in the sand to be drawn. Right now. The first step toward GOP redemption is to stop the automakers’ bailout and [...]

Of human bondage. Mike Adams reports that a College Republican group’s sign criticizing “Obama and Socialism” was banned on campus at Pepperdine University. Reprogramming of the young American mind begins now.

“I’ll continue my schooling even if they try to kill me. I won’t stop going to school.” – Shamsia, 17, victim of jihadist acid attack in Kabul.

Busy with family today. What are you doing? What’s on your minds?

The opponents of Proposition 8, the traditional marriage initiative that passed 52-48 in California, are holding a nationwide protest today. Will they control themselves? Or will we see more blacklisting, harassment, and intimidation? Prop. 8 supporters want to know — as I’ve wondered – where the soul-fixers and healers are: Palmdale resident James Jackson, a [...]

Sorry for the light blogging. I’m frantically making that Pikachu cake for my birthday boy. Up to my ears in Wilton icing. Those Bakugan thingies arrived in the mail today (just in time!). After my search the other day, I thought of an idea. I’m buying a bunch of Bakugan thingies to donate to military [...]

Bok bok.

You must read this. Read the whole thing. Make sure you get to this part: The mainstream media have so far failed to get across the intensity of the ordeal that supporters of Prop 8 may now be subject to–something I realized on coming across this extraordinary blog account of a meeting at the legendary [...]

Free as a bird.

I is for Illegal.

My syndicated column this week rips Hapless Hank Paulson and his flock of sheeple in Washington. The latest headlines suggest that the auto bailout is in trouble. But don’t get your hopes up too high. Politicians will cave. And no matter what euphemism they use, you will pay for it. *** Hank Paulson, naked emperor [...]

Toxic.

Blacklists and bullies.

The education of young Catherine Vogt. Welcome to the fold, Catherine.

From reader Bill: My father in the last years of his life needed to go south to warmer weather because of his health problems. While renting in Florida in the late 70′s my Mom & Dad ran into many auto workers that had been laid off. They bragged about the fact they were getting more [...]

Fight the smears.

Mandate for change.

“The Big 3 has a cancer that needs to be removed.”

Gangland.

God damn America. Cha-ching.

I’m scheduled to appear on Neil Cavuto’s show on FNC at around 4:10pm-ish Eastern today to talk about McLame.

Photoshop credit: The People’s Cube

Sailors before squid.

“F__G__D__Joe the G__D__M__F__plumber! I want M__F Joe the plumber dead.”

You remember Laura Richardson, right? She’s the Democrat congresswoman who defaulted six times on her home loans and has left a trail of unpaid bills in her wake. Well, she’s back. On behalf of taxpayers in her district, she’s now trying to get money back from Lehman Brothers after an investment gone awry. Hat tip [...]

The inevitable bailout creep.

Not your friend.

…not by the federal government, alas, but by the U.S. Catholic Bishops. Good for them: The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) has not yet been able to determine if grants made to ACORN were used for fraudulent voter registration, but has cut off all funding to the community organizing group, Bishop Robert Morin announced [...]