Now Up on the PJ Media Homepage
- A Thousand Days of Failure, by Roger Morse. Senate Democrats have refused to propose a budget for three years.
- Barack Obama Is the Food Stamp President, by Tom Blumer. Saying so is factual, and certainly not racist.
- An Unmemorable Debate, Barely Won by Mitt Romney, by Bryan Preston. No game changer.
- Pissing Away the War on Terror, by Andrew Klavan. Good job, Barack.
- In Praise of Worry, by Belladonna Rogers. Why, much as we’ll always love MAD magazine, “What Me, Worry?” isn’t a great motto for life.
- How Sparkly Nail Polish Doomed the Green Bay Packers, by Ed Driscoll. Then: Run to Daylight. Now: Run to Prozac!
- Drunkblogging Tonight’s GOP Debate, by Stephen Green. With tightening polls, it’s make or break time for Mitt. Plus, which journalist will Newt Gingrich cheerfully defenestrate? Tune in for a recap of all of the “highligts.”
- Why Romney Lost, Part III: The Mood of the Country, by J. Christian Adams. They want a general who uses language to inspire them for the fight. And so far, Mitt Romney hasn’t found it. Also see Part I and Part II.
- When Calls for ‘Transparency’ Go Too Far, by Jazz Shaw. Gingrich and Romney trade demands to release potentially damaging documents. (Also read: “Mittens Takes Off the Gloves.”)
- ‘Arab Spring’ Leaves a Weakened Hezbollah, by Jonathan Spyer. If Bashar Assad does not survive in Syria, Hezbollah will be confronted by rising Sunni enemies.
- Overexposed: Lana Del Rey, Saturday Night Live, and How Indie Music Hype Cannibalizes Its Young, by Jonathan Sanders. After a disastrous SNL performance, the YouTube star has to sink or swim among the indie critic sharks who thrive on destroying every “next big thing.”
- Egypt-Israel Peace Agreement Is Dead Even if Treaty Still Exists, by Barry Rubin. With Egypt’s parliament now 75% Islamist, the treaty is a dead letter.
- Steal This Book! By Ed Driscoll. The Occupy Handbook is due out in April. We have a few helpful suggestions that might flesh-out this important work…
