Elections 2008
Frank Rich: An Embarrassment to the New York Times
Rich sees all of America's ills within the burgeoning tea party movement. Ronald Radosh rebuts. And don't miss Ed Driscoll's latest post for the moments of the American left in the 1960s and '70s that Rich conveniently forgets.
Today We Are One: Photos from the Tea Party’s First Anniversary
President Obama: A uniter, not a divider! Zombie has a must-see round up of photos taking during the past year, including this weekend, documenting the one year anniversary of the tea party movement.
Would the GOP Actually Benefit from Winning Majorities in 2010?
Here's why conservatives should root against elected Republican majorities in the 112th United States Congress.
Narcissism and Denial in the Obama Administration
And more than a soupçon of self-deception, as well.
PJM Political: From CPAC to the ObamaCare ‘Summit’
Via PJTV, a look back at CPAC 2010, featuring Dana Loesch and her superstar interviewees. Plus an exclusive interview with Jennifer Rubin of Commentary on this past Thursday's Obama/GOP health care rumble.
When ‘Subversive’ Books in the White House Library Are Anything But
This is one silly and counterproductive attack on the Obama administration by conservatives that should cease.
Climategate: What Do We Do About Barbara Boxer?
A regressive "progressive" California senator, and her mix of willful ignorance and guilt-free dishonesty.
Is There a Philosophy of Hypocrisy?
Charting a course through the left's countless U-turns since January of 2009.
The Mensa Monologues
Eve Ensler works out her deep-seated psychosexual issues on stage, abhorring the well-adjusted Sarah Palin, who seems very comfortable in her own skin.
Where Did Our Real Wealth Go?
America is creating no real new sources of concrete wealth, and our 11th hour is quickly approaching.
Obamaville: The Next Kettle for the Tea Party?
The printer who gets the concession for making signs announcing your entry into Obamaville is going to do very well indeed.
Two Decades of Classic Bidenisms
Joe Biden's zig-zagging odyssey on Iraq is a variable primer on how the political class reinvents itself depending on the current pulse of the battlefield, both overseas and in D.C.
The Obama Prompter: Perfect for Any Occasion!
Watch Sonja Schmidt’s Left Exposed here. And don’t miss Glenn Reynolds’ Instavision here.
The Obama Era: What a Short, Strange Trip It’s Been
As schizophrenic as the times we're living in can seem, try not to get whiplash between now and November.
Grand Old (Tea) Party: Uniting to Stop a Govt. Run Amok
Watch Bill Whittle’s latest Afterburner here. And don’t miss Bill on the latest edition of Trifecta, as well.
The American Left Doesn’t Want to Govern; It Wants to Rule
Awaiting the call to say "the time for compromise is over," and hoist the Jolly Roger.
Dear Dumb Dad
A 1935 poem, written by Charlie's maternal grandfather during the era of the Forgotten Man, still strongly resonates today.
Off Color: Democrats Misspeak But Republicans Are Racist
Watch Sonja’s Schmidt’s Left Exposed here. And don’t miss Alfonzo Rachel’s latest ZoNation, here.
John Edwards: Poster Boy for Faux-Leftism
To what degree did John Edwards’ pseudo-leftism affect his extraordinarily narcissistic behavior?
The Decade the MSM Won
The mainstream media were the victors in their ideological fight against conservatism.
The Obamarang
On almost every key issue, what President Obama says he will do, and what he says is true, is a clear guide to what he will not do, and what is not true.
It’s the Arrogance, Stupid!
Watch Zo’s clip in its entirety here. And don’t miss PJTV’s State of the Union analysis.
Drunkblogging the State of the Union
President Obama makes his first State of the Union speech tonight. Vodkapundit's Stephen Green is ready — martinis in hand. (See also Richard Fernandez: "The State of the Union Speech")
A Clockwork Obama
As predictable as clockwork, the Obama three-step begins. (See also Roger L. Simon: "Obama the Speechmaker vs. Jobs the CEO")
Video: Silicon Graffiti — Barack to the Future!
For a guy who ran such a hip, sleek high-tech Internet campaign, President Obama has governed very much like a boring, mid-20th century old fogy.
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