These things are getting long; I’m hyperlinking less so I can at least get them done. Biography Hillary Rodham Clinton will be 62 years old on the next Inauguration Day. Raised in a comfortable but not affluent suburban Chicago circumstance,… Continue Reading
I’ve bashed on Mitt Romney enough for a twenty-four hour period. Now it’s time to bash on Muslims again for foisting off their brand of violent, misogynistic lunacy on the rest of us. Specifically, I refer to the utter and… Continue Reading
Biography W. Mitt Romney will be 61 years old on the next Inauguration Day. He is the son of a very political family; his father was the Governor of Michigan, was one of Richard Nixon’s Secretaries for Housing and Urban… Continue Reading
Good news on the international front brought to you today by the BBC. First, it appears that our evaluation (meaning that of the United States) of the threat of a nuclear Iran has been ratcheted down from “high alert” to… Continue Reading
Hugo Chavez, the unabashedly America-baiting leftist wannabe-dictator of Venezuela, is trying to push through a referendum that would restructure Venezuela’s constitution, permit him to run for re-election indefinitely, and allow him to sidestep the legislature and courts of that country… Continue Reading
Biography Rudolph W. Giuliani will be 64 years old on the next Inauguration Day. He has working-class roots and was raised in a Roman Catholic household. He graduated from Manhattan College with a degree in political science and a minor… Continue Reading
As I’ve grown disaffected with Rudy Giuliani (I haven’t ruled out renewing my support for him, but that support is in suspense at the moment) I’m wondering who I should support. If it’s a case of wanting to back the… Continue Reading
In Slate, Lee Smith argues for an ideologically cohesive foreign policy strategy which sounds suspiciously like “nation-building.” He takes the Bush Administration, and particularly Secretary Rice, to task for sending mixed messages to the world about what we want them… Continue Reading
1. The Wife “quit” Toastmasters last week. I’m only four speeches towards getting the basic certification, and I think I’d like to finish it, if only to have actually finished it rather than stopping going because The Wife did. She… Continue Reading
My heart goes out to the journalist who died, but I have to agree with the Italian court here — it has no jurisdiction to try a U.S. soldier for a killing in Baghdad. The journalist was shot by the… Continue Reading