Rossputin.com

In this must-read piece, Charles Krauthammer not only explains why Syrian President Bashar Assad is not a reformer but, and perhaps more importantly here the US, how Hillary Clinton's statement that he is one shows an utter failure of understanding, str… more »

Xtranormal has a great exposition of the thinking of liberals: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAyCdfOXvec more »

Just because America is in a war we shouldn't be, put in by a president whose first reaction -- to stay out -- was correct, only to have his mind changed by France, England, and "the ladies" of the US's foreign policy apparatus, doesn't mean this… more »

Before President Obama's Monday evening Libya speech, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell posed four questions he hoped the president would answer. Obama gave partial and unconvincing answers to two and left the other two unaddressed. Instead, the p… more »

In response to a typically naive liberal media editorial about the so-called peace process between Israel and the Palestinians, I sent the LA Times the following letter: Your prescription for peace between Israel and the Palestinians, namely Israel "c… more »

Thanks to Keith Diamond for these thoughts... I just read the following article on Yahoo:  Portugal May Collapse.  I am amused because both Spain and Portugal were lauded by many media outlets for embracing so called green energy where almost 50% of… more »

Q: What sort of world do we live in where America's enemies live in more fear of the French than of us? A: The world that Barack Obama has long dreamed of. It's been said by quite a few pundits but it bears repeating: Barack Obama is a cluelsss inter… more »

As usual, my friend David Harsanyi nails it: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2011/03/23/can_anyone_explain_why_were_in_libya_109323.html more »

Say what you like about libertarians, but we tend to be much more consistent than so-called "liberals" and so-called "conservatives" as Don Boudreaux masterfully points out in his note today: Will's column is outstanding: http://www.washingtonpost.com… more »

This came up in a conversation with a caller to the radio show last night.  I think it's slightly too devious overall, but  still worth considering. Many people, including I, have said that it appears that Obama has further cemented his reputation… more »