The Other McCain

"One should either write ruthlessly what one believes to be the truth, or else shut up." -- Arthur Koestler

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

The man of Steele

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Ralph Z. Hallow reports in The Washington Times that GOPAC Chairman and former Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael Steele "definitely" want...
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Paul Broun, moderate

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Believe it or not, calling Obama a Marxist is a centrist, mainstream position in Georgia. I'm sure some of Dr. Broun's constituents...
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Two headlines

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Bush leaving office more unpopular than Nixon For South, a Waning Hold on National Politics The mere fact that Bush speaks in a drawl has ba...
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Wiccans for Obama

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Kathy Shaidle informs us that Obama got 64% among voters who had a favorable view of Wicca. Of course, Obama was actually their second cho...
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Palin: A praying woman

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During her interview with Greta Van Susteren, Sarah Palin discussed the possibility of a 2012 presidential campaign : "You know, I have...
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Monday, November 10, 2008

Cognitive partitioning & meritocracy (Part I)

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Yesterday, in discussing the prejudice of (some) conservative intellectuals against evangelical Christians, I wrote : One of the great woes ...
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George Freaking Will, again

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Another shot at the rubes and yahoos who, he says, are ruining the Republican Party: Some of the Republicans' afflictions are self-infl...
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Attaboy, Douthat!

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Defeat seems to have stirred one of my least-favorite Young Turks to finally aiming his Harvard-trained mind at liberals, proclaiming his ...
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Who is Barack Obama?

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Greg Ransom has amassed some interesting background on the identity-formation of the chameleon-on-plaid who is now the president-elect. Oba...
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Blame the Bible-thumpers?

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James Antle at The American Spectator : Now blame for the Republican electoral debacle has been extended to all the rubes who are said to po...
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Fantasies on the Left

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The Left has not paid enough attention to realize that Republicans no longer have any power in Washington : Considering that the Republican ...
Sunday, November 9, 2008

James Joyner, elitist?

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It ill behooves any graduate of Jacksonville (Ala.) State University to join up with the snob brigade against Sarah Palin, but at least my g...
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Losing Althouse

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Ann Althouse offers a very interesting confirmation of my assertion -- the subject of a much-criticized American Spectator column Oct. 7 --...
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What do you mean 'we,' Kemosabe?

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P.J. O'Rourke ruminates on "our" failure , applying the first person plural to what "conservatives" did, or did not ...
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Hurricane Britney hits Louisiana

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Been neglecting the celebrity news lately, but here's something interesting : Britney Spears arrived Friday in Louisiana with her sons f...

WaPo admits pro-Obama bias

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The Washington Post ( Pravda on the Potomac) has never been as liberal as the New York Times ( Ivestia on the Hudson), but it is liberal, ...

Ironic news of the day

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Warren Buffett, who backed Obama for president , has seen his Berkshire Hathaway profits decline 77 percent in the third quarter. His rewar...

Mayor becomes ugly woman mayor

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A change you can believe in : The first time Stu Rasmussen was elected mayor of Silverton, Ore., he wore shirts and pants. This time around,...

Palin the assassin?

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Tim Shipman's secondhand reporting twists a nothing of a story into a scary headline: Sarah Palin blamed by the US Secret Service over ...
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Saturday, November 8, 2008

Not a sore loser, just a loser

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McCain campaign manager Steve Schmidt explains that it's not his fault : The moment that I will look back at as the moment deep in my gu...
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