Witches useful to police in Kenya.
Steve Jobs' keynote speech, summarized. Without a doubt, Apple=Gizmos.
No comment on Michigan. All of this micro-punditry is hot air.
Shelby Steele explains why Obama is correct about Iran. Not saying that I agree, but Steele makes an intelligent case.
Children who need parents - not pills. Daily Mail
Does anybody believe this? Asthma and diet. Smells like junk science to me.
"Everything you need to know about how Hillary would govern." Sisu. Viking explains it all, about the Hillary campaign. Indeed, Hitchins has it right - one quote:
In the New Hampshire primary in 1992, she knowingly lied about her husband’s uncontainable sex life and put him eternally in her debt. This is now thought of, and referred to in print, purely as a smart move on her part. In the Iowa caucuses of 2008, he returns the favor by telling a huge lie about his own record on the war in Iraq, falsely asserting that he was opposed to the intervention from the very start. This is thought of, and referred to in print, as purely a tactical mistake on his part: trying too hard to help the spouse. The happy couple has now united on an equally mendacious account of what they thought about Iraq and when they thought it. What would it take to break this cheap little spell and make us wake up and inquire what on earth we are doing when we make the Clinton family drama—yet again—a central part of our own politics?
If lightning never strikes twice in the same place, I guess we're safe up here in Yankeeland. The end is near for everybody else, though.
Is it true that Columbus brought syphilis to the old world?
Nifong files for bankruptcy
Yglesias critiques Goldberg's book. Atlantic
Not dead yet. Fred's raising $
"Please do not let this person near policy formulation again." Tigerhawk. Yes - she is the return of Bella Abzug. Also piling on this wacko lady, Attack Machine.
Rush exasperated but "on fire." The Corner. More exasperation from Dr. Sanity:
What has the Republican Party come to? With all the socialism-lite being bandied about here in Michigan; all the empty promises glibly being made--how are these guys any different from the feckless Democrats who got us into this economic mess to begin with?
Where is the candidate who will proudly stand up for the free market? Who will say that too much government is the problem and that the solution is to do away with government regulation that is stifling economic freedom in Michigan and elsewhere?
