Is godfather of the blogosphere Glenn Reynolds the “right’s Ward Churchill”?
Is this guy playing with a full deck? Methinks not.
Senator Chuck Schumer predicts anti-war “resolution after resolution, amendment after amendment . . . just like in the days of Vietnam”
The anti-war rhetoric of the anti-war Democratic party escalates:
Introducing “Planet Gore”
Love the name of NRO’s newest blog devoted to, what else, ‘global warming’ 🙂 Peter Suderman wrote in the opening post:
Pandermonium: Hillary weighs in on Confederate flag ‘issue’ in SC
On the heels of Dem presidential contender Senator Obama’s SC visit, another presidential hopeful – Senator Hillary Clinton – was in Columbia, SC yesterday pandering to about 1,500 people at Allen University. The university, as the AP describes it, is an historically black college. One ‘issue’ Senator Clinton brought up was the Confederate flag, which has been the subject of ongoing controversy in SC to the point that the NAACP’s long-standing boycott on SC is still in effect. Hillary is against the flag being displayed on Statehouse grounds (it used to be displayed on the Statehouse dome), and one of the reasons she’s against it will surprise you:
Corruptocrat William “Refrigerator” Jefferson lands a seat on the Homeland Security Committee
Paul Kane at the WaPo’s Capitol Briefing blog has the details:
Democrat definitions of “change in course”: a retrospective
Prior to the election, the American people were promised by Democrats hoping to get elected or re-elected or Dems who were trying to help out either that we needed a ‘change in course’ in Iraq. That ‘change in course’ was a bit mysterious on its face, because the Democrats never really clearly defined what that ‘change in course’ was. The Dems read the polls, saw that Americans were unsatisfied with how the Iraq war was going, and told potential supporters ‘we’ll change the course in Iraq’, which, to the casual follower of politics sounds like ‘they’re gonna take us from losing to winning.’