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Bobby Jindal is as staunchly pro-life as he can possibly be, and is bold and unapologetic about it. On illegal immigration, he rejects any watered-down policy, aimed at finding “middle ground,” and steadfastly supports measures to restore the integrity and sovereignty of the United States and its borders. [...]  Many believe that the newspaper is going the way of the horse and buggy. [...] The CIA remains the villain in a political passion play, vilified by the New Left in the 1960s with little respite since. [...] If you want to ensure failure, just give a pack of birth control pills or a patch to an eleven-year-old. [...] David Salazar's wife gave birth to a child 14 months after the couple separated. The mother contacted the Division of Child Support Enforcement and informed them Salazar was not the father. Naturally, the State of Missouri declared Salazar the father, ordered him to pay child support, and convicted him of criminal nonsupport. [...] As far as she is concerned, Ann Coulter is a middle-of-the-road moderate and the rest of you are crazy. [...] It is easy to base one's opposition to the war on conspiracy theories, hyper-inflated statistics and a kit bag of clichés from the 1960s about giving peace a chance. [...] October marked the lowest monthly death toll for American troops in two years and more than 3,000 Iraqi families driven out of their Baghdad neighborhoods have returned to their homes in the last three months. [...] The last thing our country needs is a candidate who uses divisive gender tactics to satisfy her need for personal satisfaction and political gain. [...] If Britney Spears is willing to undergo the often painful transition from entertainer to artist, then she has a chance to truly leave a musical imprint on the world. [...] Is Paul Krugman at it again? [...] The Mother of All Green Groups has devoted itself to finding every way possible to make our lives miserable, all in the name of protecting the environment. [...] This move towards authoritarianism, Paul Belien argues in his book, has been the most significant achievement of Belgium’s ruling Saxe-Coberg family. It is also why Belgium, a state in which private interests have historically superseded those of the public, is admired by the unelected bureaucrats who will control the looming European superstate.
What has happened to American social and political culture reminds me of a fable written by James Thurber called “The Bears and the Monkeys”. [...] The tragedy of Iraq is that it has not been handled with the kind of care that Mark Daily and tens of thousands of other precious souls who have lost their lives deserved. [...] Savvy tribal leaders offer up $12.5 million to the University of Minnesota for a new football stadium and for scholarships. It’s cash largely extracted from the pockets of poor casino habitués, the result of politically-gotten monopoly profits. Who says pay-to-play politics doesn’t pay off? [...] |
 
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