Monthly Archives: April 2010

"Three cheers aren't enough for Arizona. It's the first state to defend American citizenship on the basis of identity, and American sovereignty on the basis of borders. In an age of blurred identities and undefended borders, Arizona has put itself … Continue reading →

From: The New York Times Magazine All the Obama 20-Somethings By ASHLEY PARKER Published: April 26, 2010 … President Obama’s young staff and their senior counterparts mix seamlessly and often sweetly. During the primaries, Axelrod once dropped by a party … Continue reading →

O'Brien: I wouldn't have done what Jay Leno did You don't  suppose he means – save the Tonight Show? Read and post comments | Send to a friend

If you loved Republicans as you remember them when they were in power, here's some good news – they haven't changed one single bit. Here's a perfect example… Rep. Connie Mack (R-Fla.) ripped into the new Arizona immigration law today… … Continue reading →

Taranto: Vote for Me, You Bigot! With British national elections a week away, the Washington Post reports on what is being characterized as a major gaffe: The headlines here Thursday morning told it all. "Day of Disaster," read the Telegraph. … Continue reading →

In my last post, I discussed a simple way to tell if someone is a bona fide Republican. Actually, it wasn't intended to be a discussion, it was meant to be a pithy if obvious observation – that any "Republican" … Continue reading →

When he or she does not support the Arizona immigration law. Read and post comments | Send to a friend

As I began reading the following bit from the best, I of course thought of Doxie, Voxie's resident warmalarmist, no longer in residence. Oh how he loved his models, and I'm not talking about the sort of models normal guys … Continue reading →

It all started with Walter WIlliams' most idiotic column to date (which is really saying something) and my response to him which he acknowledged in a fashion that was totally in keeping with the thought processes of the man. Enter … Continue reading →

The Little Man vs The Little Guy Now this… By James Taranto: We're All Looking for Someone Henry Louis "Skip" Gates, the Harvard scholar who briefly rose from prominence to fame last summer when he tangled with Cambridge, Mass., police … Continue reading →