No Free Speech for You!
The recent spate of selective moral outrage about Rush Limbaugh’s comments, which referenced Sandra Fluke’s surreal testimony before a faux Democratic House committee on Capitol Hill, brings to mind the […]
Tag Archives: Michele Bachmann
GOP Debate: Sioux City, Iowa
Last night was the last debate before the Iowa caucus on January 3rd. Once the voting is over in Iowa we’ll likely see the end of Rick Santorum and Michele […]
It's Time to Fire the Mainstream Media
I was one of a few people who caught the Republican debate on ABC Saturday night. It was awful, mainly because moderators Diane Sawyer and George Stephanopoulos continued to prove […]
Breaking News: Chris Christie Still Not Running
After two weeks of “considering,” New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is expected to announce that he’s not running for president. It’s odd that he even has to announce he’s not […]
Perry Stumbles in Third Debate
I was too tired last night to write a recap of last night’s FOX News/Google debate in Orlando, Fla., but it was a big debate. Rick Perry was terrible last […]
The Vaccination Debate
Last night’s CNN Tea Party Debate was a lively affair. This was by far the best debate so far. Wolf Blitzer did a good job of moving the debate forward […]
The Gossip Girl Debate
As usual, Henshaw made some good points about last night’s Republican debate, though I’m not sure I agree with his winners and losers. Alas, it is quite difficult to come […]
CNBC/MSNBC Debate Wrap-up
I just finished watching the GOP debate on MSNBC. It was a painful exercise. There are too many people on the stage that have no chance of being elected. The […]
Bachmann Promises Low Gasoline Prices
It’s a long road until the first Tuesday in November 2012. Today Rep. Michele Bachmann promised that gasoline prices would fall back to less than $2 per gallon if she […]
2012 Pawlenty Candidacy: RIP
After a week-long absence, I’m back. It was my sixth trip to Priest Lake, Idaho. The weather was perfect and I was detached from all news. It’ll take a few […]
