Fair and deluded
Via Roy.
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Musings on the convergence of baseball and politics...because, "What is government itself, but the greatest of all reflections on human nature?" Surely, Madison would have said the same of baseball.
Labels: doughy pantload, I am aware of all Internet traditions, Jonah Goldberg is really stupid
Really, if eight years of disaster is not enough of an answer to the perpetual campaign for hollow insincerity, then someone kindly remind this fuck just how much it accomplished when his side was in control. Weren't we all Georgians just last August? Weren't we Orange Revolutionaries and Cedar Revolutionaries before that? Is is at all peculiar that We weren't all Kurds as well, back when that would have been inconvenient for a Republican administration? Isn't it bad enough that a large chunk of American foreign policy is dedicated to the proposition that we can control the rest of the planet with our high-powered brain emanations? Does it have to be Jonah's brain?
If you haven't seen it, it's probably because you don't care, so I'm not going to spend too much time describing it.
And who says conservatives are plumb outta ideas.[spoilers below the fold]
Keep reading this post . .
The Culmination of the Socialist Agenda [Mark Krikorian]
They want us to pee sitting down.
Culmination, indeed. You can't deny the global CommieSocialist agenda your fluids any longer.
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My column today is on the selection of Biden as Obama's veep. I know it seems dated because of the convention and all that. But the thing is it only happened on Saturday. While I don't get into it in the column, I think the Obama campaign is very fortunate that they were able to change the subject so quickly from their VP pick. I think if they'd done it a week earlier it would have been torn apart. I also think they benefit mightily from the fact that the DC press corps personally likes Biden so much. We've heard Brit Hume, Chris Wallace and Fred Barnes all speak favorably of the guy on a personal level. That's fine. But it gives you a sense of how well liked he is by the DC establishment. I suspect it's partly because he is charming at the retail level. Lots of people say how good he is connecting with people in coffee shops and firehouses and all that. Fine, I take them at their word. But here's the problem. That charm does not translate on TV. It just doesn't. On TV he's a bore.
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Biden is an awful pick and I think that will be obvious by the Fall. Though, as I said Saturday, I think he'll probably give a good speech tonight.
Labels: Jonah Goldberg is really stupid
" In 1972, Palestinian terrorists — grateful for 1968’s lesson in the propaganda value of Olympics media attention — slaughtered Israeli athletes."
Labels: Jonah Goldberg is really stupid
Let's see. Ted Kennedy said the tapes were destroyed in response to the Democratic victory in 2006 in order to cover administration tracks in a Watergate-like cover-up. The tapes were actually destroyed in 2005, on the decision of career CIA officials (You know: the Valerie Plame crowd) and the lawyers gave them a greenlight. Nice try Ted, thanks for playing and please take this home version of the Bloviator is Wrong as a consolation prize.