Year: 2010

I gotta tell ya: These Downfall spoofs are still pretty good despite dozens of iterations. I laughed — LAUGHED!! — at “My lips are still sore from kissing his butt,” with the mental visuals of King Charles brown-nosing Markos Moultisas a bit much! Anyway, from Pamela, “Sunday NY Times Magazine Profiles the Notorious ex Biggie […]

ImageShack tells me it was early June when I uploaded this one: Perhaps it was for this item over here. Mark Steyn has been noticing the same subtle central theme that permeates throughout all the Hopenchange policies. He echoes my point, but has some hard data to back it up: He only gave (according to […]

NY Times columnist Paul Krugman wants the House of Representatives to pass the Senate’s health care “reform” bill. They have to pass the Senate’s bill, because Scott Brown’s victory in Massachusetts has given Republicans a 41-59 majority in the Senate. Feels that way, anyway. Doesn’t it? Back to Krugman, who quite wrongly writes: Tuesday’s Republican […]

He sure seems to be making that point, anyway. Chief Justice John Roberts is worse, Olbermann writes, than the Chief Justice who wrote the rampantly racist Dred Scott decision in 1857. I’m pointing it out, because it seems wrong to ignore it. I’m not going to discuss it further, because…well, I am the father of […]

As far as Governors go, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas understands:  more than most, the importance of an online presence going forward in political campaigns. He is sponsoring this blogger summit. I am sitting in panel session right now with such wonderful bloggers and political activists like Andre Breitbart, Roger Simon, Ben Domenech, Patrick Ruffini, […]

It is so obvious it frustrates me that others are too ideologically or politically blind to admit it. The reason the Democrats are in the shape they’re in today has to do with the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and his obvious lack of leadership. Let me give you the latest example found in […]

I just checked Andrew Sullivan’s Sitemeter. Oh sure, I know he’s still a big name blogger, but I’m curious to see his traffic stats given his latest meltdown over Scott Brown’s election. What kind of demand is there for these really freaked screeds against the voters in MA? (Sully peaked in the early afternoon at […]

And Oh, what a week it has been. John J. Miller at NRO summed it up nicely, but here is my take; : The Democrats lost Ted Kennedy’s: seat to a: rising Republican rock star, Scott Brown. The next day Pelosi says she doesn’t have the votes for Obamacare, which we all thought was about to be shoved […]

With some Democrats increasingly angry over the lack of clear leadership by the White House on health care, finger-pointing and political concerns have Democrats scrambling for answers that don’t seem to be coming. Various sides have their plans, but that’s part of the problem. Also, Olympia Snowe is signaling she’s not interested in rejoining any […]

Folks might want to go back and take a look at the very first piece I published at Pajamas Media, “Obama’s Fundraising Fraud.” At the time of writing, in late October 2008, the Barack Obama presidential campaign had raised more the $200 million in small contribution of $200 or less. Such small individual donations are […]

Ben Ehrenreich has a piece at Slate.com where he tries to make the case that by the U.S. sending troops first and aid secondto Haiti, the United Statesproves itself racist. But before I get into that, I find it interesting that he begins with this about Pres. Obama: Port-au-Prince is not much farther from Washington, […]