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And the Oscar for Irrelevance Goes to …
They make movies trashing America and insulting our troops — and for this they demand to be celebrated?
Reflections in a Time of Hysteria
Our recession does not justify the most radical changes in the economy since the Great Depression.
The Truth About Traders
The Obama-Santelli controversy is grounded in the natural animosity between the markets and D.C. bureaucracy.
Imagining a World in Which We Did Not Remove Saddam
If you could change history, would you really take the Iraq war back?
There’s Nothing Sly About Bill O’Reilly
O'Reilly treated President Barack Obama with respect and regularly offers both sides of key partisan debates. Can MSNBC say the same?
Uncle Sam Wants A Few Good Immigrants
The U.S. military is turning to the foreign-born to offset recruitment shortfalls — and many on the far right are upset.
GOP Netroots: Fired Up and Ready to Rumble
GOP Chairman Michael Steele has given fellow Republicans a challenge: it is time to beat the Democrats in the online world.
Republicans Get a Little ‘Hope’ of Their Own
At a GOP pow-wow this weekend, the mood was jovial: a month into the Obama administration there is reason for optimism.
An Insider’s View of the People, Parties, and Pomp Leading Up To the Oscars
A star-struck Hollywood producer with a small part in "Milk" dishes from the red carpet.
Iran’s Strategic Nuclear Deception
Tehran has lulled the West into believing that Iranian nukes will only threaten Israel. No way.
Defending Waltz With Bashir
Calling the Oscar-nominated film "a veritable orgy of Israeli violence and vulgarity" is preposterous. Update: John Rosenthal responds.
The Democrats’ Foul ‘Fairness Doctrine’
Ignoring the fact that radio programming is based on what people want to listen to.
The Obama White House Calls in the Cavalry
The progressive groups that helped elect Obama president are now being asked to campaign for his agenda.
On Saks and Starbucks: Demanding Value in Tough Economic Times
Retailers now have to accept that we're not in the mood to pay for 'luxury' goods.
PJM Political 02/21/09: Giant Paper-Mache Puppets On Subsidized SWAT Raids!
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Join host Steve Green of VodkaPundit.com for a libertarian-themed edition of PJM Political, featuring:
- Steve’s take on the cowardly Eric Holder, and the “Chicago Tea Party” outburst on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange by CNBC’s Rick Santelli.
- Ed Driscoll interviews Walter Olson of Overlawyered.com about his article in City Journal magazine on “The New Book Banning.”
- PJTV’s Allen Barton interviews Matt Welch, the editor of Reason Magazine, regarding newspapers’ growing requests for government subsidies.
- PJTV’s Joe Hicks talks with Radley Balko of Reason and The Agitator.com on civil liberties abuses by local police SWAT teams.
- Pajamas’ Glenn Reynolds and Michelle Malkin on recent protests in Seattle and Denver against the excesses of the Stimulus Bill, and Glenn’s call for giant porkbusting paper-mache puppets!
- Produced by Ed Driscoll.
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Making America More Like France Won’t Lead to Prosperity
Europe’s sclerotic economies should serve as a warning to President Obama about the perils of big government. (Also read Claudia Rosett: Click Here for Central Planning)
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The Solution to the Geronimo Skull and Bones ‘Mystery’
It's time yet again to set straight the story that Yale's secret society of elite rich kids has possession of the Apache Indian's cranium.
Facebook Scandal, Version 2.0
The great civil liberties battle of our time is shaping up to be a desperate struggle by each of us to keep our personal information our own.
No Place Nowadays for Eric Holder’s ‘Nation of Cowards’ Rant
Latter-day Pharisees like the attorney general presume to lecture us about race while doing nothing to address real problems affecting ordinary Americans.
Eight Simple Ways to Liven Up This Year’s Academy Awards
How about planting a hidden microphone on Jack Nicholson? (Also read Roger L. Simon: Oscar Predictions: Do we need them? Does it matter? Is anybody watching?)
The Battered Americans
Our fellow countrymen are whipsawed by an administration that insists on penalizing those who play by the rules.
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