This is the latest in the Saturday Night Card Game series on the use of the race card for political gain:
Tonight a slight twist on the use of the race card.
Two people, one white and one black, ran a test of HP face tracking software, and claimed that...
My, how the tables have turned.
It used to be that the Obama administration gave Iran deadlines on reaching agreement on nuclear fuel reprocessing. The most recent deadline was December 31.
None of those deadlines meant anything, as the Iranians figured out long ago.
That’s the problem with deadlines, which Obama hasn’t learned. Deadlines...
Martha Coakley just returned from six days on vacation in the middle of a special election. Ever since the December 8 primary, Coakley has attempted to portray an air of inevitability, by seeming not to care about Scott Brown’s candidacy, refusing to debate him one-on-one, and by touting misleading fundraising numbers...
As I posted earlier, the key elements in “green” technology are rare metals mined mostly in China. The green economy envisioned by the Obama administration as the means by which we will grow “green jobs” and lessen our dependence on foreign oil in fact simply puts us at...
Despite the worst wishes of some, and helped along by the good wishes and prayers of tens of millions, we now can shout “You Live!”
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaIq5QeI0EY]
(h/t Gateway Pundit)
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As a follow up to my post the other day,
Martha Coakley’s Secret Bank Account, here is a good
description of how Coakley maneuvered around campaign finance laws,
as reported in
Boston Magazine:
A candidate can’t use state funds for a federal campaign, but that’s exactly what Coakley has done. The state...
Martha Coakley’s campaign is touting the fact that it has raised $5.2 million so far, almost four times as much as Scott Brown, including $1 million in the past six weeks (compared to $700k for Brown).
Coakley, however, spent heavily...
This will be my last post of the year, barring some high-profile conservative taking ill and being rushed to the hospital in which Barack Obama was not born just before he was born in that other hospital in the state where Rush Limbaugh is resting comfortably and Sarah Palin was caught...
As you get ready to go out tonight, to settle down at home for the evening, or whatever you are doing to ring in the New Year, remember that the next 30 days may decide the fate of this country’s health care system and financial viability.
As the out-of-touch Democratic leadership in...
I’m generally staying away from “Best” and “Worst” posts, despite the gravitational pull on this date, but this one really, really needs to be remembered:
(h/t Donald Douglas for the screen shot)
Update: Throw A Snowball At Washington
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This is my obligatory post regarding left-wing reaction to Rush Limbaugh being rushed to the hospital late last night in Hawaii (U.S. mainland time), and initial reports that he was in serious condition.
By the time we woke this morning, the word was that Rush had chest pain and now was...
Following up on my post about how Martha Coakley just handed out $1.5 million in grants to community organizations conveniently just a month before the special election, here is another fact showing that Martha Coakley is just more of the same for the Senate.
Coakley set up a secret campaign account for...
Keith Burgess-Jackson has posted his 10 resolutions for 2010.
No. 1 is “Solve the problem of evil.”
No. 10 is “Marry K. W.”
Words of bloggerly advice: Change the order. Or at least don’t post it. Do what Andrew Sullivan did, and make it all go away.
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There is Scott Brown the Senate candidate in Massachusetts, and there is Scott Brown, the musician in New Zealand. They each have Twitter accounts, but the Scott Brown from Down Under laid claim to @ScottBrown first, and the Senate candidate had to resort to @ScottBrownMA.
As the Boston Globe reports, in the...
I do not underestimate the ability of the Democratic majority in Congress, under intense pressure from the White House, to pass some form of health care bill. What will pass, if it does, will be very, very close to the Senate bill passed on Christmas eve.
In a rational world, this health...
