Archive for republicans
Anchors Away
Posted by: | CommentsI’ve heard that when your opponent is self-destructing, the best thing to do is get out of the way. Unless you’re a Republican, in which case, you’ll probably want to begin a movement to repeal the 14th amendment. The most likely outcome of that effort according to Linda Chavez is no Hispanic Republicans. She makes her case in a WSJ column. You may need a subscription, but I was able to access the whole thing here. Atlantic Wire has a brief summary here. And Chavez explains in this JWR column.
Enemy of the Good
Posted by: | CommentsYou can watch ESPN video of the Perfect Game here. Read Peggy Noonan’s column here.
Presidents Without Borders
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Obama pronounced us not defined by our borders and promptly joined Mexican President Felipe Calderon in trashing Arizona for its immigration law. Senator Arlen Specter, now spurned by both democrats and republicans, doesn’t find himself bound by much of anything. At the end of Clinton’s impeachment trial in 1999, Specter relied on Scottish Law to vote “not proved”
History Lesson
Posted by: | CommentsSteele Trap
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Some republicans are unhappy with the soaring spending of RNC chairman Michael Steele. One notable expense was $2000 at a “bondage themed nightclub”, Voyeur West Hollywood. The outing was an attempt to wrap up 30-something republican donors known as Young Eagles. A private jet the high flying chairman had been angling for was rejected.
Romney-Care by a Neck
Posted by: | CommentsMitt Romney showed up in Iowa to bash Obama-care. All well and good except that he led the charge for state run health care in Massachusetts - complete with an individual mandate.
To Your Health
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Who among us doesn’t get death threats? Here’s Frank Rich fuming about goons hurling venomous slurs at Congressmen. Here’s Andrew Breitbart , with video, asking what goons, what slurs?
Twelve Steps to More Fame, Money, and Power
Posted by: | CommentsThomas Sowell had another good column last week in which he asked the age old question, “why is Tiger apologizing to me?”.
Channeling Barbara Boxer
Posted by: | CommentsDuring the health care summit Obama twice pointed out, with a smile on his face, that he was the president. This seemed redundant since everyone in the room was already calling him “Mr. President”. He returned the favor by addressing them by their first names as if they were kids in his class - which they sort of were. Peggy Noonan and Dennis Prager picked up on this.
Helpful note to the president: don’t call Senator Boxer “Babs”.






