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One is a radio talk show host in clear need of emergency psychiatric care (but is still more welcome in the Republican party than an opponent of the war). The other is the former Speaker of the House, and thus erstwhile second-in-line in the US Order of Succession, a man who seldom goes a day [...]
Filed under: Conservatism, Uncategorized
It is tempting to feel resentful when you read about world leaders quaffing disgustingly expensive wines and gobbling “fruitwood smoked quail” at the G-20 summit. Oh the hypocrisy, and so on and so forth. But that’s not the conservative spirit. We should rather hope and pray that the globe’s pols get drunk and fat and [...]
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Via Conor Friedersdorf, the latest field demonstration that fools and their money are soon parted a stirring call to arms from Michael Reagan that will no doubt rally the hosts of righteousness against the Marxist Mohammedan menace of Obamataucracy.
Okay, TAC readers, help me out if you would. Obviously the Fairness Doctrine is a horrible idea [...]
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Has NR purged David Frum? Or has David Frum purged NR?
Filed under: Magazines
Think of twelve days cruising the Mediterranean next June, visiting Rome, Monte Carlo, and Barcelona. Think of doing it as part of an outing organized by Newsmax featuring Dick Morris and Ron Kessler as guest speakers explaining how the Republican Party can refresh its message. The Newsmax team also includes three medical doctors who apparently [...]
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Death Smell in Tot Mom Car Stinks After Four Months
–headline above screen crawl, Nancy Grace
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Until two months ago, Gordon Brown was generally considered a complete failure as a Prime Minister. His government was a wreck. He hung on to his position by a thread. Then came the economic crisis. Brown’s rescue package was deemed by pols and leading bankers to be the best bailout proposal out there–an almost sure [...]
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Steve Clemons and other sources are reporting that Sen. Hillary Clinton may have the inside track for Secretary of State. How is this not an insult to most of Barack Obama’s supporters? Even to Hillary herself?
Barack Obama won the nomination precisely because of he touted his superior judgment on the Iraq War.
During the primaries, he [...]
Filed under: Foreign policy, Politics
“Laissez-faire is finished, the all-powerful market that is always right, that’s finished,” said Nicholas Sarkozy, speaking ex cathedra, last month.
As a result, said the diminutive French president, it is “necessary to rebuild the entire global financial and monetary system from the bottom up, the way it was done at Bretton Woods after World War II.”
Sarky’s [...]
The New York Times reports how A Senior Fellow at the Institute of Nonexistence by the name of Martin Eisenstadt helped spread the rumors about Palin and Africa. There is actually a lot of stuff about Martin Eisenstadt from the Harding Institute on You Tube. Apparently it’s all part of promotion for a television series about [...]
Filed under: Politics