Obama's Past is Falling Apart
Imagine for a moment that Mitt Romney had written a memoir 17 years ago that was full of exaggerated tales, fictional stories and composite characters. Romney would be the butt […]
Tag Archives: Mark Steyn
Obama's Bio: Fake but Accurate
The 2012 campaign is going to be long road. So far the press is turning over every rock they can find to dig up dirt on Mitt Romney. There’s nothing […]
Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide
In Mark Steyn’s brilliant opus on the decline of America and what it means to the average citizen and the world at large, After America, he wrote: “When California goes […]
Mitt Romney: The Americanly American
There’s no joy watching Mitt Romney’s march toward the GOP nomination. The man is uninspiring. I won’t hold that against him. In 2008, Barack Obama was inspiring, but no one […]
On to New Hampshire…
Liberals rejoice! Conservatives were vanquished in Iowa. Mitt Romney won in Iowa after hardly giving the state a second thought. Bachmann, Perry, Cain, and Gingrich all had their moments in […]
The American Republic is on Life Support
Generally I’m optimistic about the future. However, I’m starting to adopt Mark Steyn’s view of the world. Western civilization is getting older, not having children, and is in so much […]
The Only Thing We Have to Fear Is…
I’m not afraid of fear itself, nor am I particularly fearful of the latest market upheaval. What I am fearful of is the government reaction to all this. My greatest […]
Don't Panic, Allies, RomneyCare, and Allahu Akbar!
Please Don’t Panic: I’m happy that Homeland Security had gotten rid of the confusing color coded terrorism alert system. It was always a bit of a farce. The new big […]
Islamophobia: The Correct Answer
The most recent issue of Time Magazine asks, “Is America Islamophobic?” I’m sure I could plumb the depths of this issue, but why bother when Mark Steyn fully exposes “Islamophobia” […]
America Alone Redux
I finally bought my own copy of Mark Steyn’s book, America Alone. I read a library copy shortly after it was published in 2006, but enjoyed it so much that […]
