Thursday, July 30, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
Hers or Gifts?
Sarah Palin seems too private a person to arbitrarily carry a book she has been reading with her to a public event. She was seen on Saturday with the new Mark Levin book, and right after the election as she was traveling back to Alaska she was photographed holding a Thomas Sowell book. Aren't these most likely gifts given her by supporters? That said, I'm sure she is selective about carrying books, or anything with a message, regardless of what someone might decide to hand her.
Andrea Tantaros on Farewell Address
Great observations! Suggests bias may backfire in a devastating way for big media. Pay attention Fox News, with your ka-chink bias!!
Friday, July 24, 2009
Guns, Plutonium and Steel
Here's to gray. Let's become the somber States of Gray, as opposed to the Red States. Gray is the color of the 2nd Amendment. It’s the color of shale and plutonium. It’s the color of the metals basket that out to be anchoring the dollar. (Forget gold, let the price of some non-precious, working metals, like steel, plutonium and titanium, anchor the dollar.) And it’s the color of the 10th Amendment, being the color of the construction tools needed to dismantle the overreach of the new Federal Government.
For me it'll be Gray vs. Mauve in 2010 and 2012!
My President is (still) Mauve.
Coldest State, Nicest Looking Future Governor.
Plan B: Senators Boxer and Kerry Engage Palin on Energy
in the Washington Post...
UPDATE:
The Foundry (Heritage Foundation) responds to Boxer and Kerry with kosher data.
h/t:
C4P
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Allie's Open Letter in Gazeta,Wyborcza, PL
An Open Letter to the Obama Administration from Central and Eastern Europe
Vaclav Havel is one of leaders signing, flashback from1972:
Vaclav Havel is one of leaders signing, flashback from1972:
Monday, July 20, 2009
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
John Irving book
Last year, novelist John Irving dutifully flaunted his uninformed condescension in his pre-election Sarah Palin comments.
But his better angels are on display in his great novel: The Fourth Hand. With nicely crafted sentences and clever insights, Irving contrasts the capacity to make interpersonal commitments in Green Bay WI with fancy Media Elite circles in Manhattan.
Interestingly for Sarah fans, the similarities between the salt of the earth, cold weather toughies in Green Bay and the Palins are actually strikingly obvious, even if totally unintentional. So striking, in fact, I actually wonder if Irving have felt somewhat obligated to clarify his contempt for the Palins--despite the similarities that haunt his brilliant 2003 novel.
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