The Carnival of Homeschooling a href=”http://whyhomeschool.blogspot.com/2008/10/carnival-of-homeschooling-148-halloween.html”is up at WhyHomeSchool blog./a
It's just his latest act of political calculation and expediency.
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The United States may finally be able to prevail over the Kimist regime.
An interview with Weathermen insider/FBI informant Larry Grathwohl on whether to believe Obama when it comes to Bill Ayers.
Beltway insiders Peggy Noonan and Kathleen Parker are placing self-interest over principle.
The award-winning PBS documentary series tells us Afghanistan is a problem — but offers no solutions.
A debate between Daniel Halper and Meir Javedanfar.
Dean Barnett, a blogger a href=”http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/015/757cxgzw.asp”at the emWeekly Standard /emhas died/a (via a href=”http://www.pajamasmedia.com/instapundit/archives2/026319.php”Instapundit/a). I recently read a href=”http://store.pamphleteerpress.com/10.html”his story in a pamphlet /a he wrote entitled, “The Plucky Smart Kid with the Fatal Disease: A Life with Cystic Fibrosis.” He will be missed greatly.
Syria has played a dangerous game in Iraq with few consequences — until Sunday's U.S. special operation forces raid.
The "Mrs. Clean" of Israeli politics says she'd rather face the voters than submit to political blackmail.
Glenn Sacks a href=”http://glennsacks.com/blog/?p=2881″has information /aon some very disturbing hate speech against husbands, fathers and even boys on the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) buses.br /br /Update: The Associated Press a href=”http://glennsacks.com/blog/?p=2887″picks up the story./a Thanks to all of you who called, emailed and wrote in to protest.
The moderate Republicans who have destroyed the GOP brand are preparing to deflect the blame if McCain loses.
An old 2001 Chicago radio appearance confirms the candidate's preoccupation with racially tinged theories on income and wealth distribution. [Read also Ron Radosh and Roger Kimball]
We gravitate to websites that reinforce our own opinions. Does that make us more extreme?
One pundit actually cheered the financial crisis because it will allow the "police state" fewer resources to combat terrorism.
Economies overseas will likely remain a bigger mess for far longer than that of the U.S.
Dubiously sourced tales of McCain campaign infighting hit the headlines.
Now let's see whether their absentee ballots will be counted.
Baylor University's unethical ploy to game the college ranking system.
Concerns over the economy and Sarah Palin turn cheeseheads into Obamaheads.
Forget policy — isn't it more important for folks abroad to love us?
a href=”http://www.spectator.co.uk/melaniephillips/2545716/is-america-really-going-to-do-this.thtml”Melanie Phillips:/a “As I have said before, I do not trust McCain; I think his judgment is erratic and impetuous, and sometimes wrong. But on the big picture, he gets it. He will defend America and the free world whereas Obama will undermine them and aid their enemies…..Here’s why. McCain believes in protecting and defending America as it is. Obama tells the world he is ashamed of America and wants to change it into something else.”
The Status of Forces Agreement hangs in the balance — as does the future of Iraq.