Now Up on the PJ Media Homepage

By Ed Driscoll Mar 05, 2012 12:59 AM ET

Seeing Obama Live for the First Time at AIPAC, by Roger L Simon. Even when Obama mouths the right words, you’re not convinced he actually believes them.
Upset Brewing in Tennessee? By Rich Baehr. Romney closing hard in the Volunteer State.
Obama at AIPAC: Working for the Jewish Vote, by Ron Radosh. Obama seems surprised — and angry — that he’s simply not seen as a great friend to Israel.
Did Iran Test a Nuclear Bomb in North Korea in 2010? By David P. Goldman. A line-by-line refutation of the reported U.S. intelligence claim that there’s no “hard evidence” that Iran is building nukes, courtesy of a German newspaper.
James Q. Wilson 1931-2012, by Roger Kimball. “Our reluctance to speak of morality has amputated our public discourse at the knees,” the professor wrote in his best book.
Obama Claims Bush Administration Dropped the Ball on Iran, by Bridget Johnson. The president sought to convince the AIPAC crowd that “when the chips are down, I have Israel’s back.” (Also on the Tatler: Iran’s Media Reacts.)
‘Now They Tell Us,’ by Ed Driscoll. Always the last to know: the New York Times suddenly discovers that during the 1970s the Democratic Party “had been taken over by its most extreme liberal faction.”