The brewing scandal involving the solar panel industry may run much deeper than the failed Solyndra company.
What Do You Mean, Liberals Don’t Have Conservatives’ Best Interests in Mind?
June 9, 2010 By Leave a Comment
When you think about it, there’s something kind of surreal about the common occurrence of pundits from one side of the aisle purporting to give serious political advice to their adversaries. Not that they do it, of course—the ulterior motives of kneecapping the opposition or making it more like you is obvious—but it’s remarkable that [...]
Sarah Palin’s California Senate Endorsement Underscores Her Need for Gravitas
May 9, 2010 By 2 Comments
Critics or my recent NewsReal Blog post miss my point. My point is not to disparage either Sarah Palin or Carly Fiorina, both of whom I like, respect and admire. My point is to be candid about Palin’s shortcomings so that she can change. Because America needs the Sarah Palin that can be, not the Sarah Palin that now is.
Twitter Today – Mickey Kaus’ Candidacy and Ezra Klein’s Narcissism
March 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment
In the fuzzy fantasy world of the progressives – every issue, statement, article is a very personal affront. How nice to live in a land where everything is about “me”!
The NYT interviewed long time Slate blogger Mickey Kaus this morning about his quasi-candidacy in California’s Democratic Senate primary. I will leave the legitimacy of Kaus’ [...]
The “Science” Mantra – by Thomas Sowell
December 23, 2009 By 5 Comments
Beware those who seize science for political ends.
