WHITE HOUSE WITHHOLDING “Fast and Furious” Documents.
Archive for September, 2011
September 30, 2011
THE RETURN OF Catiline.
FAMILY SAVES lost, dying dad.
BRYAN PRESTON: Rebecca Aguilar Resurfaces, Gets Journalists to Quit Using Ordinary Legal Terms in their Reports.
Some background on Aguilar’s prior behavior. But I’m okay with her approach, so long as we can call them “undocumented firearms” instead of “illegal guns.” You know?
KEVIN WILLIAMSON ON THE AL-AWLAKI KILLING: “A U.S. citizen has been assassinated, apparently by the U.S. government, which had earlier placed him on a hit list. Washington celebrates. I suspect we will regret this precedent.”
Yeah, it almost makes me wish I’d voted for a Democrat in 2008. . . .
CAREER ADVICE: I’m 22 and I Have No Idea What to Do.
THERE’S A SPINAL TAP JOKE IN HERE SOMEWHERE: Heavy Metal Stars Produce Earth-Like Planets.
LATE NIGHT COMICS suffer ratings slide. They quit doing their job when Obama was elected.
AT AMAZON, up to 50% off on Men’s Clothing.
THE KINDLE FIRE has ’em excited over at Wired: Amazon’s Android Tablet May Be the Best and Kill the Rest. Well, I pre-ordered one the first day.
GOING POSTAL: Mail worker unions overload tea party group with more than 100 pounds of mail. Just be glad that they’re not just letting it pile up in the garage . . . .
JEFF CARTER: Not so hot on stock buybacks. I think he omits the tax advantages.
“THE SPOT I HAVE, I EARNED.” No, honey, you didn’t. And you know it, too. Which is why you are holding a sign, instead of studying.
AT AMAZON, it’s the computer outlet sale.
POLIWOOD: Herman Cain ‘Teas’ Off After Morgan Freeman Plays the Race Card. Particularly powerful is the juxtaposition of the race-neutral 2006 Morgan Freeman with the race-baiting 2011 Morgan Freeman. Is this hope and change? According to Lionel Chetwynd, Freeman can’t deal with the first black president as “a powerful guy who’s a comprehensive failure.”
ANDREW KLAVAN talks about Willpower.
A. BARTON HINKLE: What’s wrong with “extremism?”
Suppose that, in 1955, a Southern political candidate had declared segregation obscene, laws against ethnic intermarriage odious and the notion of racial supremacy grotesque. Suppose he organized bus boycotts and lunch-counter sit-ins and marches for civil rights. Suppose he promised to overturn Jim Crow as soon as he took office. If any candidate had done that, he would have been widely denounced as the “most extreme” you-know-what-lover ever.
He also would have been right.
Kind of like people today who say the jig is up for the post-New Deal era of bottomless spending, and actually mean it.
IT’S MORE ABOUT THE LYING: The OnStar Scandal Isn’t About Privacy.