FDR and domestic surveillance
Here’s a must-read article on the similarities between FDR and Bush on the issue of domestic surveillance in a time of war:
Richard Cohen on Democrats: “The hatred is back”
This is a column I wouldn’t expect to see written by Cohen, who is generally considered to be a liberal on most issues:
Dems brimming with optimism, but Pelosi can’t answer agenda questions
Via this NYT puff piece this morning, we read that the Democrats are feeling pretty good these days about their chances for finally winning a post-Bush’s-election-as-President election, thanks to low polling numbers for the President as well as a general sense of frustration Republicans feel with their party’s elected officials:
Moonbat nuttiness in Chapel Hill
Yes, we have our share of moonbats in the red state of North Carolina, too:
Democrats and diversity
The Democrat obsession with ‘diversity’ continues, with this new report issued by them which asserts that the Bush administration’s appointees:
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… quite the addicting show, isn’t it? I don’t think I took a breath during the show until the “President” aborted the shooting down of the plane!