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AJ Strata has made an amazing find and I want to share it with you: The email is from Reto Ruedy at GISS, one of Hansen’s top analysts. It is a headline worthy admission. There is no evidence of CO2 driven global warming in any of the US temp data — even though we are […]
On Tuesday night, Scott Brown shocked the world by defeating Martha Coakley and capturing the seat that Ted Kennedy held for more than 40 years. It was a momentous election, not just because it featured a Republican ending the Democrats’ filibuster proof majority by capturing a seat in deep blue Massachusetts, but because it shattered […]
There’s going to be a tendency on the part of our people to be in denial about all this. If you lose Massachusetts and that’s not a wake-up call, there’s no hope of waking up. The only we are able to govern successfully in this country is by liberals and progressives making common cause with […]
If you haven’t heard about the SCOTUS decision, here’s a little recap Overruling two important precedents about the First Amendment rights of corporations, a bitterly divided Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that the government may not ban political spending by corporations in candidate elections. The 5-to-4 decision was a vindication, the majority said, of the […]
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 […]
After the Scott Brown win, the Supreme Court taking a bite out of McCain-Feingold, and Nancy Pelosi’s announcement that the Dems can’t get the Senate bill through “as is,” you might have thought it couldn’t get any better for conservatives this week. If so, oh how wrong you were: In the latest of a series […]
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, […]
Oops! Forgot to post this earlier. John was right… and yes, I was too pessimistic. I was scared of placing too high of hopes on this race, just in case we lost. John Hawkins joins Melissa to discuss the election in Massachusetts and what it means to health care reform and the democratic party in […]
Michelle Malkin has a post that reports about the hilarious episode of union whining that is being laid out by the President of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), Andy Stern. He wasted $1 million of his member’s dues money trying to shore up Massachusetts loser “Marcia” Coakley but is he blaming the Democrats for […]
Every once in a while I like to blow off some steam and deliver a good rant. So get ready for my rant du jour… It’s like a bad parody of the worst propensity of the American professoriate to be, well, as un-American as one can get. But here we have another prosaic example of […]
(Here, I think, is why Republicans in Illinois are always lagging behind) Wednesday morning the Illinois GOP held a conference call in order to buck up the troops after the momentous victory for Republican Scott Brown who won election to the Senate in the very blue state of Massachusetts. When I got the notice of […]
The “public servants” who have been grinding the soles of their loafers into our faces as they usurp our liberties and spend the nation into bankruptcy are sworn to uphold the Constitution. Yet evidence accrues that they aren’t more than vaguely familiar with this “deeply flawed” document: • Senator Bob Casey (D-PA) doesn’t know “if […]
The left-wing fanatics running our government are doing their very best to recreate the halcyon days of big government liberalism — the Great Depression. Comrade Obama’s latest assault on the economy: President Obama called on Congress Thursday to expand the government’s ability to limit the size and complexity of major financial institutions… He cast his […]
Nancy Pelosi says there aren’t the votes to pass the Health Care Bill. Finally they heard the voice of the people. Thank you TEA PARTIERS!!!! The media tried to dismiss you, the Democrats tried to smear you, but you would not: stay quiet. How about that? Liberty won. WE won. It’s about damn time.
One of the more interesting parts of the Scott Brown campaign was his defense of enhanced interrogation techniques. The Massachusetts voters approve of them, and him. Says Andy McCarthy: It was health care that nationalized the special election for what we now know is the people’s Senate seat. But it was national security that put […]
Over at the Washington Times, they have an absolutely devastating editorial up about the impact of gun control laws on crime in DC. First off, take a look at what happened when the government chose to keep guns out of the hands of law abiding citizens: Few who lived in Washington during the 1970s can […]
Why are Federal and State workers getting pay raises when the private sector has lost 7 million jobs? Michael Williams, the Texas Railroad Commissioner refused to take a $45,000/year raise and refused wage increases for his state employees. He says, “we should all be in this together.” Kay Bailey Hutcheson has said that she’d step […]
So John Edwards is the baby’s father. Shocking! Not. From Fox: In a statement released to NBC News, Edwards said, “I am Quinn’s father. … It was wrong for me ever to deny she was my daughter and hopefully one day, when she understands, she will forgive me.” Friends of the family said that Edwards […]
I’m pretty close to giving up on Mr. Obama, who seems determined to confirm every doubt I and others ever had about whether he was ready to fight for what his supporters believed in. — Paul Krugman ..The problem was that immediately after the election, like one nano-second after, Obama and his centrist, defensive team […]
A perfect illustration of why government should be limited in their role, because, they are just generally not that great at actually getting things done in a reasonable time period The White House has agreed to Gov. Jim Doyle’s request to hold an emergency Asian carp summit with Great Lakes governors while a Michigan congressman […]
Michael Zak once again reminds us of the proud heritage of the GOP: : : As the new senator from Massachusetts, Scott Brown, said: “It’s not the Ted Kennedy seat. It’s not the Democrat seat. It’s the people’s seat.”Instead of Ted, let’s remember an honorable and courageous Republican senator who once filled the seat to which […]
Things are not sunshine and unicorn poots in Liberal World right now. Many are trying to spin the loss of Teddy’s bourbon covered seat in all sorts of ways that minimize the damage (just a little hint, Lefties, you also lost the NJ and Va. governor seats for the same reasons you lost in Mass.), […]
YouTube just created a video contest for the Obama State of the Union Address. People are asked to submit 60 second videos and / or comments. Well, my video may be the only free market video on the list. See the video below, and please vote for me here. Thanks.
Pelosi, Obama and a lot of other liberals are talking tough on health care, but the reality is that Scott Brown’s election is probably going to kill it deader than the Dodo. Granted, you can never say never in this business — after all, how many of us expected the Dems to lose “Ted Kennedy’s […]
I think last night really demonstrated the immediacy and power of Twitter. When Scott Brown announced that his daughters were “available,” Kathleen McKinley sent this tweet in real time: I saw a few more tweets from women bloggers who were similarly shocked. It wasn’t the high point of Brown’s speech, but he’s easily forgiven considering […]
-By Warner Todd Huston There’s a lot of analysis out there on why Scott Brown defeated nearly 50 years of Democratic rule of the Massachusetts Senate seat, but the CATO Institute has some cogent, logical points that we should all carefully consider. But before I give you the CATO video, remember this…. it’s time to […]
That didn’t take long. After essentially ignoring Senate Republicans for a year (well except when they thought they could pick one or two off to help them make something appear “bi-partisan”), Democrats are now ready to lecture Republicans about their new “responsibility”. In a talking points memo issued to Democratic Senators today, they lay out […]
Meridith Viera seemed a bit annoyed that she was interviewing the newly elected Republican Scott Brown instead of Democrat Martha Coakley now that Massachusetts voters made their choice in the Tuesday special election for the open Senate seat there. Viera did her level best to phrase the results of the election in an agenda driven […]
Yeah it’s obligatory. But it’s still funny. But I just wonder, man…. when did Nancy grow that cool little mustache?