Santorum Scores a Hat Trick, Upsets Romney in Colorado
A very good night for Santorum.
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One Decent Jobs Report Doesn't 'Fix' Things
Obama's policies generated a "going Galt" which has handicapped the economy and harmed the lives of millions.
5 Reasons Why I Can't Wait For Skyfall, The New James Bond Movie
After two gritty installments is 007 getting lighter again?
GOP Policy Chairman: Where Did 3.8M Workers Go?
Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) had some interesting stimulus statistics in the wake of Friday's jobs report.
BREAKING VIDEO: Tim Tebow and Tom Brady Register to Vote in Minnesota
Undercover video from James O'Keefe shows how anyone can register in state without ID. Broken first at PJ Media. Now updated with uncut video.
Adultery Is Bad. Telling Your Spouse Is Worse.
Why silence is golden when the urge to confess rears its treacherous head.
The February Campaign Schedule: Advantage Mitt
For the non-Romney candidates, February may turn out to be the cruelest month.
Biden: 'Osama Is Dead, GM Is Alive'
The vice president clearly laid out his team's message for Campaign 2012 in a visit to Florida today.
Handcuffing NYPD Counterterrorism Training
Using "Islamophobia" to stifle attempts to educate police about Islamism.
5 Comic Books You're Wanting, Begging, Longing to See on TV
We're tired of dreaming for a proper adaptation of Sandman.
PJ Nostradamus Contest: And the Winners Are...
For once none of them are named Meryl Streep ...
Human Rights and National Suicide Pacts
British human rights laws make it extremely difficult for the state to protect itself from terrorists.
Non-Intervention as Foreign Policy
A beautiful ideal, but not terribly practical for the messy world in which we live.
Romney Wins Nevada; Gingrich Fights for Second (Updates: Gingrich to Lay Out New Strategy)
First in the west.
Lessons About Iran from Hitler
What Hitler imagined in his nightmares, Ahmadinejad fears in the full light of day.
Gingrich's Temperament a Major Stumbling Block for GOP Voters
Republican voters want a candidate they can count on. And it's probably not Newt.
Americans Want Voter ID 'Because There Is a Brother in the White House'
Pure, simple, racialist nonsense from the mayor of Richmond.
Rep. Hoekstra: 'It's the Spending'
The former congressman and current Senate candidate makes the case against Senator Debbie Stabenow.
Queens of All the Earth: Discovering the Hidden Power of the Millennial Woman
PJM contributor Hannah Sternberg's debut novel reveals how generations shape one another.
What Do You Get When You Rub Two Climatologists Together?
An article sets off a @#$%storm in the already beleaguered warmist community.
What a Tahrir Square Rape Victim and Egyptian Comic Can Teach us about Acting Properly
"Factual correctness" not "political correctness" is the key to freedom.
The War on Hate Speech Reaches Britain's Soccer Fields
Abuse morphs from one kind to another.
As Predicted, DNC Lights Up Romney's 'Not Concerned About the Very Poor' Remark (Update)
And the Democrats aren't concerned about the truth...
Guilty: Muslim Family in Canada Convicted in Honor Killings
Justice finally for four women murdered because they wanted to be free.
Five Reasons Star Wars Actually Sucks
So a human comic book with a stirring soundtrack, bad jokes and loud zapping noises is one of the top 10 highest grossing films of all time. Yoda wept. Related: Geek Rage: Star Wars Comments of the Day
Retransmission Consent Is Super Mess for Super Bowl City
How overzealous regulators almost cost 200,000 Patriots fans a chance to watch this year's Super Bowl.
Florida: Why Gingrich Lost Big and What's Next
Ten days ago I asked "Will Newt Gingrich Grow Up?" Unfortunately, we got the answer sooner than we expected.
Game Review: Pro Evolution Soccer Plus OnLive
Experiencing the beautiful game in the cloud.
The 'Turkish Model' of Democracy: Neither Moderate nor Democratic
Since achieving power almost a decade ago, the Turkish ruling party has built, step by step, a Putin-style permanent regime.
How Your Tax Dollars Paid for Bill Ayers' 'Daily Caller' Dinner
Well, at least they evidently had a very good meal.
Lessons from North Korea for Israel and Iran
What does it mean when a U.S. president says he will not "tolerate" a nuclear weapon?
Paul Ryan to Tell CPAC: 'Go Bold' in 2012 or Go Home
The budget chairman will tell conservatives in a keynote address that they can't just run against Obama's record.
Fast and Furious: Three Questions Not Asked
A competent media would relentlessly pursue the three answers.
Eric Cantor: Not Washington's Role to 'Jack Up the Economy'
House Republicans look for other ways to stimulate a pro-growth environment. See also: "Cantor: Adding Jobs in January is Good, but is it Sustainable?".
Homeland Security: You're All 'Militia Extremists' Now
Love the Constitution? Hate government regulations? New DHS "lexicon" brands you a "militia extremist."
Like Your Freedom? Thank a Church.
Whether we're Catholic or not, every single one of us should stand up against Obama's assault on their church.
The Shape of the War to Come
With my Ouija board working again, I reached the spirit of my old friend James Jesus Angleton, formerly head of CIA’s counterintelligence team.
Why Santorum Voters Wouldn't Become Gingrich Voters
The former speaker's character issues would make him a bad fit for Santorum supporters. Also read Bryan Preston at the Tatler on why Romney is attacking Santorum.
Glengarry Glenn Greenwald
A response to the liberal pundit's attack on my previous post, "Lessons About Iran from Hitler."
Apple Branches Out to High-Tech Israel
Another huge technology firm decides Israel is the place to be.
Republican Nomination: The Fat Lady Sings at The Venetian but the Losers Aren't Listening
"Romney has won in Nevada! Romney has won in Nevada! From The Venetian to the Wynn, Romney has won!"
Ronald Reagan vs. Hollywood's Stalinist Machine
An article in tomorrow's Los Angeles Times reveals new discoveries on the 40th president's anti-communist roots.
A Muslim Brotherhood Smear Job on The Third Jihad
CAIR enlists the New York Times in its newest propaganda attack.
Panetta's Biggest Worry
If Israel's population centers were hit...? That would be more than a tad too late.
Obama, the Great Divider — Literally
Under Obama, the U.S. has suffered the steepest drop in private investment since data were kept, as well as the slowest recovery.
The Follies and Foibles of the Chevy Volt
If the Volt is a harbinger of salvation, the industry might be wishing Obama hadn't bothered saving it.
House Dems Disgraceful at Holder Hearing
They showed up to protect the president, and showed no interest in justice for the dead.
Romney's 'Gaffes,' and What We Must Do to Defeat Obama
It is important to now unite behind Mitt Romney and prevent further harmful bloodletting.See also: Roger L. Simon at PJ Tatler on Trump endorsing Romney
Criminal Rot Spreads Through Justice Department
DOJ lawyers and criminal prosecutors are accused of accepting cash from the people they were investigating. But it gets worse.
What We Need Is More Apathy in this Country
On the deeply contentious issues there are always a few percent of people who answer "I don't know" when polled. What if we elected them congressmen?
Intervention in Syria? Don’t Count on it
Few things spook Obama like the thought of another Iraq.
No More 'Peace Talks,' Please
The Arab-Israeli conflict has no clear parameters for resolution.
Is That The Onion? It Only Seems Like an Onion Parody! It's the N.Y. Times Corrections Page
Reporter confuses a million dollars with a billion dollars. The end of reporting and editing as we knew it.
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| LIFE AMONG THE RICH: Stanford Campaign Brings In $6.2-Billion, a Record for Higher Education. |
| WILL THE GOVERNMENT PUT MONEY MARKET FUNDS OUT OF BUSINESS? Well, that’s the pattern lately. |
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| AT AMAZON, new releases in Camera & Photo. Lots of interesting stuff there. I haven’t bought a new digital camera in a while. I probably should, just to see how the latest stuff stacks up. |
| MICKEY KAUS: Ending Unionism As We Know It. “The problem with Wagner Act unionism isn’t necessarily that unions aren’t democratic. It’s that they are granted a power–mainly the power to go on strike as the sole and exclusive bargaining agent of a firm’s workers without the strikers getting fired–that maybe they shouldn’t have. The UAW is a democratic union. That didn’t stop it from crippling the auto industry. The problem is that the wrong people voted in the UAW’s democratic elections–not the suppliers who would be hurt when UAW members decided democratically to win themselves inefficient work rules, not the mayors whose towns were decimated, not the taxpayers who had to bail them out (in part to save the suppliers and mayors), and certainly not the customers.” |
| AT RICE UNIVERSITY, free open-source textbooks. |
| JOSEPH NOCERA: Boy, that Keystone Pipeline decision was a stinker, wasn’t it? But it’s not Obama’s fault. It’s America’s. “I realize that President Obama rejected Keystone because, politically, he had no choice. My guess is that, in his centrist heart of hearts, the president wanted to approve it. But to give the go-ahead before the election was to risk losing the support of the environmentalists who make up an important part of his base. . . . Surely, though, what the Keystone decision really represents is the way our poisoned politics damages the country.” |
| I WAS ON SHANA PEETE’S SPREECAST last night, talking about the Prop. 8 decision. |
| MICHAEL BARONE: GOP must show young it’s a party of options. |
| HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: Clint Eastwood’s Chrysler Super Bowl Ad: The Untold Obama Connection. I think Clint may have damaged his brand here. Plus this: “Chrysler’s spot, moreover, wasn’t the only Super Bowl ad that seemed to adopt themes from the Obama reelection campaign’s playbook. GE’s advertisement showed American workers once more on the assembly line turning out industrial projects for domestic consumption, something the president hopes to encourage with his policies. Both ads sounded themes similar to Obama’s in front of the largest audience ever to watch an American television broadcast—111.3 million people.” |
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| Here’s what emails I get from young men asking for advice are like: self-assured, to the point, confident. Here’s what emails I get from young women asking for advice are like: supplicating, meandering, questioning. |
| CHANGE: House Panel Approves Keystone Pipeline Bill. “The bill is the latest GOP-led effort to advance the Alberta-to-Texas pipeline. Republicans are also trying to punish Obama politically ahead of the 2012 election for failing to greenlight the project that GOP lawmakers call a way to create jobs and boost energy security.” |
| BRYAN PRESTON: It was a good night for Rick Santorum. |
