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Prayers for Poland
Woke up to an unimaginable horror for the people of Poland: Their president, first lady, and dozens of top government and military leaders have been killed in a plane crash in Russia. They were headed to a ceremony marking the slaughter of more than 20,000 Polish officers by the Soviet secret police in the Katyn [...]
Christ the Lord is risen today
The Resurrection, El Greco Happy Easter to all of my readers of the Christian faith — and Happy Passover to all of my readers of the Jewish faith. Here is President Obama’s “holiday greeting.” Many military families have extra reason to celebrate this weekend: In Tennessee, troops from the 702nd Engineer Company returned in time [...]
Saturday open thread
Busy with family. Talk amongst yourselves.
Prove a Health Care Protester Used the N-Word, Win $10,000
If you listened to Democrats such as John Lewis and James Clyburn, along with many “uninquisitive-even-for-them” members of the mainstream media, the protests at the US Capitol over the weekend were fraught with Obamacare protesters slinging racial slurs. The allegations were terrible, and those putting them forth them seemed horrified. Something Lewis and Clyburn had [...]
An Obamacare Endorsement
Fidel Castro endorses Obamacare. Says it’s about time the US mimics Cuba’s outstanding universal health care. Warning: Graphic and disturbing images at links posted above.
Crimes of opinion
On February 23, 2010 Cuban prisoner of conscience Orlando Zapata Tamayo died while in jail after an eighty-three day hunger strike. The Castro regime had denied him water for 18 days which led to renal failure that ultimately led to his death. His elderly mother was not allowed to visit him during the final weeks [...]
Prevent or lament
Some months back I went over to my parent’s house for lunch as I needed a fix of my mom’s cooking. When I arrived, Mom was adding the finishing touches to her famous arroz con pollo and Dad was watching the local newscast on TV. So I sat down next to the old man and [...]
Let me be buried on this spot!
Today in American History, March 23, 1775: The battle, sir, is not to the strong alone; it is to the vigilant, the active, the brave. Besides, sir, we have no election. If we were base enough to desire it, it is now too late to retire from the contest. There is no retreat but in [...]
Where in the world
I’ve been traveling and am taking a surprise spring vacation trip with my family to a secret, undisclosed location. They’ve been wonderfully patient with me as I blogged the Demcare debacle furiously all weekend long. C-SPAN is not their idea of fun, bless their hearts! I’ll check in with a new lead story every day, [...]
Sunday night open thread
Spent the weekend totally unplugged with family and friends. How about you? Feel free to talk Oscars, Adam Gadahn, and gearing up for the week ahead in comments/e-mail. Bonus video via Gateway Pundit: Steven Colbert: Michelle Malkin Is Made From 100% Snakeskin.
Sunday night open thread
Gearing up for a new week after being blissfully unplugged with family this weekend. I’ve got jury duty in the morning. What’s on your minds? *** How to help the Chilean earthquake victims: Links. More links here.
Sunday open thread
Home in Colorado after a week-long business trip on the East Coast. Counting blessings and enjoying this Sunday with family and friends. Talk amongst yourselves!
Thursday afternoon open thread
Busy day in D.C. Sorry for the light blogging. Feel free to weigh in on CPAC, the Austin suicide pilot, and any other topics on your minds. I’ll be back!
Where in the world
I’m headed to the East Coast for a speech tonight at NYU. Leaving sunny Denver in a few minutes. Deets on the event here. Be back on the blog after I land.
Valentine’s Day weekend open thread
Spending time with family. Hope you have a day filled with love and happiness! Talk amongst yourselves.
Sunday open thread
Busy with family. Took the kids skiing this weekend. Weigh in on Sarah Palin, the Tea Party movement, Super Bowl, the Beltway snow freakout, and anything else on your minds. I’ll share my thoughts later.
Sunday open thread
Busy with family and friends. Talk amongst yourselves. *** Via 30 pcs of silver and Feebie, longtime commenter A.J. Montana passed away last week of an apparent heart attack. His loyal readership and participation were much appreciated. Condolences to his family and R.I.P.
What you can’t watch on the new White House iPhone app
Whoop-de-doo! The White House is touting its new iPhone app. It’s a revolution in open government! Watch the president yakking LIVE, right on your phone. He’s mobile! He’s streaming! Carry him around in your purse or pocket! iObama can now be with you 24/7: Today, we’re excited to announce the new White House App available [...]
Miep Gies, R.I.P.
Last of surviving protectors of Anne Frank.
Saturday open thread
I’m under the weather. Sniffle. Talk amongst yourselves.
Two federal agents shot in Las Vegas; suspect killed
Breaking in Nevada via the Las Vegas Review Journal: Two federal agents were injured during a shooting this morning at the Lloyd George U.S. Courthouse, 333 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas police confirmed this morning. One suspect was shot and killed, according to FBI Special Agent Joseph Dickey. Officials are clearing the federal courthouse [...]
Happy New Year open thread
I’m spending the day unplugged with family. Thanks to all of you for your readership, tips, e-mails, and support in 2009. And here’s to real hope and change in 2010. Resolutions? Predictions? Leave them in comments or send them in.
Best (er, worst) of 2009: Hate mail edition
Season’s &$*%!! greetings.
Incident on NWA Flight 253? Update: suspect claims al Qaeda direction; Update: An attempted act of terror
Scroll for updates… Via BNONews, a passenger on Detroit-bound NWA Flight 253 was arrested in what MAY have been an attempted hijacking. Also reports that the suspect may have attenpted to light something. TSA and FBI investigating. Update: MSNBC retracting story, according to BNONews. FoxNews and other reporting the arrested passenger lit firecrackers. ABC News [...]
Senate delivers 2 massive lumps of coal
I was stuck in line at the airport when the Senate served up Demcare and the debt limit increase. What a unconscionable burden to cram into the stockings of you, your kids, and grandkids, eh? The Democrat majority has been waging generational warfare unfettered for a year. Who will fight back – and when? *** [...]
Inspiration
Need a pick-me-up? Watch this via Tom Elia. (Link fixed!)
“Loophole Louie:” Another day, another liberal activist judge; Update: Sen. Judiciary Cmte approves 12-7 on party line vote
Update 5:37pm Eastern: Butler approved by SJC on 12-7 party line vote. Here we go again. President Obama has nominated Louis B. Butler Jr. to a federal judgeship in the Western District of Wisconsin. The vote is scheduled for today. Butler is a former Wisconsin Supreme Court judge who embraces the Obama “empathy standard” of [...]
Friday open thread
I am enjoying family time. Will be back in a bit. Talk amongst yourselves. What are you doing with your holiday leftovers?
Thanksgiving 2009
Hope you all have a wonderful holiday. Keep our troops on the front lines and around the world in your prayers. Video from the DFAC at COB Adder in Iraq: Greetings from soldiers at COB Speicher: Here is President Obama’s proclamation. But you can’t do better than George Washington’s First Thanksgiving Proclamation in 1789: Whereas [...]
The more offensive Newsweek photo of Sarah Palin
Everyone has commented on the cover photo of Sarah Palin that Newsweek editors used — a photo from a Runner’s World spread taken during the campaign. Whatever the intentions of the left-wing Newsweek editors, I think Sarah looks fabulous. The truly tasteless photo of Palin that no one is talking about is inside the magazine [...]
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