The Libby Indictment: A View From A Great Distance
On Friday, Fox News' Chris Wallace calls into Howie Carr's talk show and the two of them spend 10-15 minutes kicking around the news. During yesterday's chat, a few …
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Vox populi
Yesterday, a miracle happened in Massachusetts. Governor Mitt Romney signed a new drunk-driving bill into law, toughening the penalties and removing some of the roadblocks that had been in …
News Flash: Lyndon Johnson, J. Edgar Hoover, Richard Nixon still dead
Looking back on US history, I think it's fair to say that the 60's were the Left's highest point, the time when they were in their full flower. And …
I won't say "sanity prevails," but the insanity is reined in slightly…
There's good news and bad news out of Massachusetts this morning. Yesterday I mentioned that a bunch of illegal aliens held a rally at the State House to demand …
The Truth May Set You Free…
But it might not get you confirmed by the Senate. The New York Times reports on the nomination of J. Dorrance Smith to be assistant secretary of defense for …
Dead men take no bribes
A while ago, there was a bit of a dust-up about a submarine being named after former president Jimmy Carter. At that point, I came down tentatively in favor …
Karl Rove, Valerie Plame, and "reasonable doubt"
OK, enough people have challenged me on my "explanation" for Karl Rove leaking Valerie Plame's identity that I feel obligated to put it forth. Before I do, though, let …
Live From Blog Row Wrapup
The National Journal's Blogometer (whose author was in attendance) provides an excellent recap of yesterdays historic meeting in the Capitol. The Blogometer is a daily report from The National …
Why Is This Man Smiling?
DeLay Booked in Houston on Charges - ...
A Bridge Too Far
If you're new to the story of The Bridge To Nowhere, Ronald Utt at The Heritage Foundation gives the history of the bridge project in, The Bridge to Nowhere: …