Sunday Open Thread: Libya Edition
It hasn’t gone quite as well as one would have hoped. We face the real prospect of the West losing, in fact.
Saturday Open Thread: Jazz Edition
April is Jazz Appreciation Month. (Anyone who says anything positive about Kenny G risks getting banned from commenting. We’re serious.)
Friday Free-for-All: April Edition
Barack Obama is the greatest President in the history of history.
Thursday Open Thread: Holocaust Edition
Today, in 1945, Anne Frank was exterminated by the Nazis. The war would be over in just a couple months.
Wednesday Open Thread: Alaska Edition
Today, in 1867, the U.S. bought Alaska from Russia for $7 million. The media at the time called it “Seward’s Folly,” after the Secretary of State who negotiated the deal. Seems like a good investment to us.
Tuesday Open Thread: Coke Edition
Today, in 1886, Dr. John Pemberton brewed his first batch of Coca-Cola. Take a pause to refresh.
Monday Open Thread: Ike Edition
Today, in 1969, President Dwight D. Eisenhower died.
Sunday Open Thread: Foreshadowing Edition
Yesterday, 100s of thousands of trade unionists, leftists and anarchists protested in London against proposed budget cuts. It, of course, turned violent. (Although, it seems to us that anarchists protesting government budget cuts is kinda missing the w…
Friday Free-for-All: Libya Edition
Contrary to what you’ve heard, we do have troops on the ground in our unconstitutional action in Libya.
Thursday Open Thread: NATO Edition
In the wake of the unconstitutional action in Libya, NATO is fracturing. What the Cold War couldn’t accomplish, Obama has achieved. Hope and Change!
Wednesday Open Thread: Liberty Edition
Today, in 1775, Patrick Henry delivered his “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death” speech. He really meant it.
Tuesday Open Thread: Stamp Act Edition
Today, in 1765, the British Parliament passed the Stamp Act. It was a direct tax on the American colonies and set in motion a chain of events leading to revolution.
Monday Open Thread: Bridget Edition
Today is Bridget’s birthday. Oh, and we’re at war again. Talk among yourselves.
Sunday Open Thread: Third War Edition
President Barack Obama, having campaigned on ending wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, has instead decided to start a third war in Libya. Hope and Change.
Saturday Open Thread: Iraq Edition
Today, in 2003, President George W. Bush ordered the start of the invasion of Iraq. We may or may not be entering another military engagement overseas.
Friday Free-for-All: No Fly Edition
Today, the U.S. may be launching airstrikes against Libya.
House Panel Rejects EPA On Clean Air Act, Labor Bails On Obama
If you don’t believe that Obama and his administration’s over-reach on so-called climate change costs America jobs, then how to explain even Labor bailing on Obama and the Democrats?
Unable to pay off the Environmental lobby through legislation, Obama’s EPA is looking for every opportunity to end-run Congress by enacting stringent and un-neccesary new regulations.
WASHINGTON—The Obama [...]
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Thursday Open Thread: Holiday Edition
Happy St. Patrick’s Day.
Wednesday Open Thread: Meltdown Edition
While President Obama obsesses over his NCAA brackets, the world anxiously waits to see if Japan can avert a nuclear catastrophe.
Tuesday Open Thread: Ides Edition
Beware today, the Ides of March.
Monday Open Thread: WikiLeaks Edition
WikiLeaks has promised to being releasing today a swath of emails and other internal documents from Bank of America. Count us as very interested if this comes about.
Sunday Open Thread: Spring Forward Edition
Today is the twice-yearly ritual where the government screws with our clocks. I’ve lost track, are we “springing forward” to the real time or is this some pixie-dust time and we will ‘fall back’ to the real time later this…
Saturday Open Thread: Japan Edition
Unimaginable.
Friday Free-for-All: NPR Edition
Things aren’t looking good for NPR. And, we say that as big fans of NPR.
Thursday Open Thread: Wisconsin Edition
Last night, the Wisconsin Senate passed Gov. Walker’s plan to reform public sector unions. Today should be a roller-coaster. All patriots should prepare to rally to Walker.