Not really.
Here’s Jon Podhoretz’s take on the recent troubles in Egypt, It’s never been about Palestine:
The anti-Mubarak revolution won’t only topple an authoritarian regime. It will also topple 40-plus years of wrong-headed thinking about the causes of Middle East instability among the world’s foreign-policy cognoscenti.
In that view, the horrible...
From Gizmodo via HotAir, from the earliest days of the internets:
——————————————-
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube
Visit the Legal Insurrection Shop on CafePress!
I’m late to this, but the story has not received a lot of coverage in the conservative blogosphere. Paul Mirengoff of Power Line blog no longer is of Power Line blog.
Mirengoff is an attorney at Akin Gump, a big law firm with a large presence in Washington, D.C., where Mirengoff works as a...
Mohamed ElBaradei is one of those figures who, because he is fairly westernized, easily manipulates western media and left-of-center bloggers and pundits into thinking he wants a western-style democracy in Egypt.
It is not surprising that despite his obvious opportunism, ElBaradei has become something of a hero to those in the West...
Definitely needed a long walk in the snow, including past Ithaca Falls, to escape the craziness. A fall version of this shot is here.
——————————————–
Follow me on Twitter,
Facebook, and YouTube
Visit the Legal Insurrection
Shop on CafePress!
Obama does bear responsibility for the high, and now likely perpetual, unemployment rates, the skyrocketing budget deficits, and the rapid rise in our national debt in the past two years. Domestically, the obsession with passing Obamacare and expanding government had a direct cause and effect relationship to our economic problems.
Internationally, it...
The upheaval in Egypt demonstrates the folly of those who claim to support Israel yet who seek to compel Israel to withdraw to the pre-1967 borders without adjustment.
The pre-1967 borders are what amounts to the completely arbitrary armistice lines drawn at the end of fighting when Arab armies tried to destroy the...
This is the latest in a series on the use of the race card for political gain:
The answer to the headline question is … Virginia Democratic Rep. Jim Moran.
You may have heard that in an interview with Al Jazeera after Obama’s State of the Union address, Moran blamed the Democrats’ 2010...
… on the environment, according to this bumper sticker spotted in Ithaca this morning:
Now if only we could win the war on liberal bumper stickers.
(Bonus question, what’s that bumper sticker with the windmill on it?)
Update 2-1-2011: Commenter Bob wins the prize, for finding the windmill bumper sticker:
——————————————–
Related Posts:
Bumper Stickers – The Series
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube
Visit the Legal Insurrection Shop on CafePress!
00As of this writing, it remains unclear whether Mubarek will hold onto power in Egypt. As I pointed out before, the implications for peace in the region are enormous, as an undermining of the 1979 peace treaty with Israel could spark regional war.
There is underst...
This photo of the Class of 1978 at Cairo University is worth thousands of words:
Particularly when you compare it to more recent photos, as
Remember, support for Obama is grassroots.
Grassroots.
Opposition is purely astroturf.
——————————————–
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube
Visit the Legal Insurrection Shop on CafePress!
We cannot avoid Palin Derangement Syndrome even when watching basketball:
TNT says it is sorry.
Update 1-29-2011: From James Taranto at The Wall Street Journal (via Instapundit) comes what may be an even lower low, a school play in Missoula, Montana in which a reference to beheading Palin was inserted, as related by...
