Monthly Archives: April 2009

No more blogging until book finished. C U Soon. Hope. Courage.

Suddenly black and white — one of the rare instances that you’ll actually see morally unambiguous right and wrong — becomes as twisty as the arguments of a mob lawyer on a television interview show. Continue reading →

I’ve written about this in several places before. Now, with the big brouhaha about Jane Harmon and a leaked NSA wiretap of a conversation that is coming out in dribs and drabs, I think that anyone with a brain realizes … Continue reading →

According to Mark Penn, writing in the Wall Street Journal — and how’s that for strange bedfellows? Penn was Hillary Clinton’s 2008 chief strategist — thar’s gold in them thar blogs. Yee Haw. Penn writes (although Wright doesn’t pen):

But listen to Andrew Malcolm writing about what happened in Spokane, Washington, based on rewriting Dan Selle’s notes from Malcolm sending Selle to cover the event. See if you can spot the journalistic abomination in the next couple of paragraphs on how “grass roots” it all was: Continue reading →

But it’s still treason. And we, as individual citizens, ought not be silent. Any business that advertises on Rush Limbaugh ought to be told:

“I’m not going to shop at a store that pays to have me insulted and demonized. What? Are you CRAZY?!??”

It would be just like paying Rush to insult you live and in person. Continue reading →

Our Story So Far … In yesterday’s thrilling installment, we watched the Dark Lord begin to marshal his forces in the Land of Mordor (where the shadows lie). In today’s installment, our hero, Rex T. Lizardo, Surgical Podiatrist, ventures further … Continue reading →

Man-at-tea party I’m not going to pull any punches: what I’ve seen today hasn’t been remotely paralleled in my lifetime. I can’t help but think of how there were hundreds of thousands in the streets for anti-war rallies and marches, … Continue reading →

Then save me, or the passèd day will shine
Upon my pillow, breeding many woes;
Save me from curious conscience, that still lords
Its strength for darkness, burrowing like a mole; Continue reading →

Stephen Moore We start with Stephen Moore — recently on a lot of talking heads shows, including Hardball with Chris Matthews yesterday. (Rather than tear out my hair, I drew him, instead. S’OK, Dave?) Now, old Stevie, who now writes … Continue reading →

‘Fanaticism consists in redoubling your efforts when you have forgotten your aim.’ – George Santayana Courage.