Ghadafi, Detroit, and Bob Herbert
Every once in awhile a bully and a tyrant decides after decades of abusing people to voluntarily give up power. Yes, Bob Herbert is finally leaving the Jayson Blair Times.
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Failed liberal Katie Couric liberally failed
The Arab Spring may be slow in the making, but the American Spring is shaping up beautifully. Another failed liberal has liberally failed. Another despot is finally running away before they can be pushed out.
Katie Couric
What if a government shuts down in the forest?
What if political chaos shut down the government. What if it not only ceased working, but ceased functioning all together?
Debbie Wasserman-Schultz to head the (DNC) Downright Nasty Committee
The world just became a more vicious place, and people will notice. If a government shuts down in the forest and nobody is around to see or hear it, have any of our lives been impacted?
A compromise for tax day
On this April 18th, President Barack Obama has decided to rob productive Americans blind and give the money to a bunch of liberal deadbeats who will then deliver him votes in 2012 by any means necessary.
A most unholy Obama Thursday
While Jews were celebrating Passover and Christians preparing for Easter, wealthy liberals on the West side of Los Angeles were busy bowing down to diety-in-chief, Barack Obama.
The First Gasbag in Chief speculates about speculators
President Obama is now in full campaign mode. He wants to do more governing, even though he tried doing the governing thing for the past two years.
Surviving to build a 1927 T-35 Bugatti
MONTGOMERY VILLAGE, Md — June 26, 2011 — It was only last summer when I was waiting for my friend Cristhian París to pick me up at the entrance of my nephew’s apartment house. He had asked me to be outside waiting at 9:00 a.m. and it was way past that time. When he finally [...]
Serious Illness and the Value of Personal Exploration
Some people believe that serious illnesses have no meaning other than the fact that they occur. This kind of observation is frustrating and annoying, mainly because most human beings find meaninglessness maddening.