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Source: AFP Speaking from a country that sent us the majority of the 9/11 hijackers and from a conference that banned Denmark for daring to speak up against Islamist bullies, Al Gore this weekend blasted the United States for its “abuses” against Arabs: Former Vice President Al Gore told a mainly Saudi audience on Sunday [...]

The Islamists’ Bogus Anti-Muslim Art (Large images here, here, and here) — Danish TV station, DR 1, aired a valuable news segment yesterday on the manufacturing of the Cartoon Jihad yesterday. The station took the BBC to task for erroneously attributing the now-infamous French pig-squealing contest photo–exploited by a delegation of Danish imams to foment [...]

***will update throughout the night*** 1006pm EDT update. The Dems may have claimed victory in NJ and Va., but I think it’s still too early to proclaim this the “Night of The Democrats,” as the Drudge Report headline is calling it. The Soros-backed election “reform” measures in Ohio look like they’re going down in flames. [...]

Drudge is headlining an ABC News story on a deeply disturbing espionage case at the White House involving a naturalized American of Filipino descent who worked for Vice President Dick Cheney (and also Al Gore). Both the FBI and CIA are calling it the first case of espionage in the White House in modern history. [...]

***scroll down for rolling updates*** What Julie Myers is to the Department of Homeland Security, Harriet Miers is to the Supreme Court. (Video of the announcement here via NYT).) It’s not just that Miers has zero judicial experience. It’s that she’s so transparently a crony/”diversity” pick while so many other vastly more qualified and impressive [...]

The New York Times has run yet another correction to columnist Paul Krugman’s numerous errors regarding the recounts in Florida after the 2000 presidential election. These errors were noted by bloggers more than a month ago. The correction comes in the form of a “Letter From the Editor” by editorial page editor Gail Collins, who [...]

Thanks again to all who participated in the Katrina Blog for Relief event, which N.Z. Bear says will now be extended into a Blog Relief Weekend–ending on Labor Day. Look for more info on how N.Z. and Hugh Hewitt are refining the framework to better match donors and charities with specific needs in Hugh’s latest [...]

New York Times columnist Paul Krugman has issued two corrections to his August 19 and August 22 columns. The first correction concerns his false claim that turnout in Ohio’s Miami County last fall was an unbelievable 98.5 percent. Krugman admits he relied on figures from tinfoil hat-wearer Rep. John Conyers rather than Ohio’s Secretary of [...]

As I’m sure you’re already aware, Michelle is off with her family on vacation for a couple of days. While she’s gone she left a set of her keys with me. From the JunkYard to the top of the ecosystem in one day–the view from up here almost makes me dizzy. Like Michelle, I’ve been [...]

Remember Fatina Abdrabboh? She’s the silly Muslim woman who wrote the most ridiculous op-ed ever about how bigoted she thought America was until Al Gore picked up her car keys at the gym. Well, she’s back. James Chen dissects her latest grievance-mongering screed in the Christian Science Monitor. This time she takes offense because someone [...]

Ever wonder what it takes to get onto the New York Times op-ed page? Ever wonder what it takes to get into the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard? Read this ridiculous piece of tripe on the Times op-ed page from KSG/Harvard student Fatina Abdrabboh. Shorter Fatina Abdrabboh: I’m Muslim. I’m paranoid. It’s all Bush’s [...]

Oh, my. Check out this thread in the fever swamps of the Democratic Underground. It’s titled, “Al Gore is still president.” Here’s an excerpt from one commenter. This is not a parody: …sometimes I go away to my happy place where al gore is president. Can you just imagine the world right now? the way [...]

This just in: Al Gore and Joel Hyatt Unveil Current … – Set to Launch August 1, Independent Venture Will Be First National Television Network Created For, By and With an 18-34 Year-Old Audience; Google Zeitgeist Data Used to Produce News Feature, ‘Google Current’ SAN FRANCISCO, April 4 /PRNewswire/ — Offering a glimpse of the [...]

In the New York Times yesterday, Maureen Dowd bemoaned how difficult it is to be a woman with opinions–or whatever she calls the half-cooked rhetorical omelette she dumps onto the Times op-ed platter every week: In 1996, after six months on the job, I went to Howell Raines, the editorial page editor, to try to [...]

Back in October 2003, three days after a FBI bug was found in Mayor John Street’s office, Street had a phone conversation with his friend Ron White in which they discussed using the race card as a tactic in the upcoming mayoral election against Rep candidate Sam Katz. The election was less than a month [...]

I’ve been hearing from several citizen watchdogs about allegations of massive Democratic election fraud in Wisconsin. Reader Ron LaCanne sent me this summary: A state representative has been asking the Milwaukee Election Commission for information on the number of votes cast by voters who voted and registered on the same day (Wisconsin Law allows voters [...]

So, New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd writes that America is heading back to the Dark Ages, as the Bush Administration rushes to replace science with religion: W.’s presidency rushes backward, stifling possibilities, stirring intolerance, confusing church with state, blowing off the world, replacing science with religion, and facts with faith. We’re entering another dark [...]

Many pundits have been trumpeting President Bush’s success among Hispanics as one of the keys to his victory last week. Dick Morris, for example, wrote in the New York Post: GEORGE W. Bush was re-elected on Tuesday because the Hispanic vote, long a Democratic Party preserve, shifted toward the president’s side. The USA Today exit [...]

Here’s the “news quote of the day” from Chris Matthews, which is featured on Don “Execute the Swift Vets” Imus’ website: “When you lose an election, it’s horrible especially if you have been President for four years. Can you imagine being President for four years, living in the White House, thinking that you are part [...]

In 2000, Al Gore carried New Jersey by 16 points. Now Bush and Kerry are dead even, according to the latest Quinnipiac University poll. Update: An LA Times poll shows Bush up by 8(!) in Florida, down by 6 in Ohio, and even in Pennsylvania. If Bush takes Florida and holds on to Bush-leaning states, [...]

9PM last night: After I finished reading Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus to my daughter, she pleaded for me to read Junie B. Jones and a Little Monkey Business. After which came prayers and 20 minutes of “Mommy, I’m thirsty…Mommy, I’m hot…Mommy, I have to go potty…Mommy, Dark Heart is in my [...]

My pre-debate column is here. Snippet: This isn’t a race for prom king or “Jeopardy!” champion. It’s a race for leader of the free world. For other perspectives before tomorrow’s big event, see Keith Burgess-Jackson on style/substance. He also has interesting thoughts on liberal frustration. David Limbaugh dissects Kerry’s unlikeability and examines Al Gore’s advice [...]

A year and a half ago, I wrote a column questioning the decision to give much-sought-after organs to Jesica Santillan, an illegal alien. Now comes word from the New York Times of a new Jesica named Isidoro Jimenez: Mr. Jimenez, 47, has been hospitalized on and off for two years. He has congestive heart failure [...]

Teenage golf phenomenon Michelle Wie shared her Deep Thoughts on global warming with Golf Digest: Global warming is a huge problem. Al Gore talks about it all the time. Have you seen “The Day After Tomorrow”? The huge hole in the ozone layer. Something has to be done about it.” Michelle’s vacuous eco-musings prompted a [...]

Former Vice President Al Gore cheers the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s approval of Botox for reduction of underarm sweat.

Al Gore, June 24, 2004: “Whenever a chief executive spends prodigious amounts of energy in an effort to convince the American people of a falsehood, he damages the fabric of democracy.” Al Gore, March 3, 1997: “My counsel advises me that there is no controlling, legal authority or case that says that there was any [...]

Debra Saunders’ book on Al Gore is the best dissection of the mind of the Unhinged One.