Reinventing Conservatism One Tweet at a Time
| Law & Disorder | Added: January 03, 2009
Conservatism has much bigger problems right now than a paucity of Twitter skills.
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Pork Masquerading as Stimulus
The top 50 most egregious items in the stimulus bill. It’s not pretty.
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Palin Missed It on Caroline!
Why is Caroline Kennedy getting a certain treatment from the media?
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Can You Feel the Hope?
His first bit of controversy, and what is The Chosen One’s first response?
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Bad News
Attorney General Michael Mukasey collapsed while giving a speech to the Federalist Society tonight. It appears to have been a stroke. Prayers.
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The Fight For Afghanistan
Some incredible photos from the newly-central front in the War on Terror.
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Malkin on the Palin Smears
What we’ve seen in the smears against Sarah Palin go beyond the normal post-election squabbling.
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Veteran’s Day
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Politics & Election '08 Archives
Obama Will Find the White House Is a Lonely Place
| Wall Street Journal | Added: January 03, 2009
The best advisers can’t take momentous decisions out of the president’s hands.
Obama’s Win Brings Firsts for Black Press
| Politico | Added: January 03, 2009
Editors say that the Obama presidency will reshape print, Internet, radio and television coverage aimed at African-American audiences.
Obama Promises Bush III on Iran
| The Wall Street Journal | Added: January 02, 2009
The diplomacy he favors is exactly what Condi Rice has been pursuing for years.
Don’t Expect Obama to Get Tough with Israel
| Times of London | Added: January 02, 2009
The President-elect has much more important priorities than a radical change of direction on the Middle East.
The Aloha Effect on Obama
| The Washington Post | Added: January 02, 2009
To understand the president-elect, friends and relatives say, one must understand Hawaii.
Teaching Democrats New Tricks
| Human Events | Added: January 02, 2009
Fresh off my triumph over Kwanzaa, I thought I’d mention a couple of other facts that some of us are forced to keep repeating because liberals refuse to learn.
The Top 10 Weirdest Moments of 2008
| Politico | Added: January 02, 2009
In honor of the less lofty moments, the nutty or flat-out bizarre happenings in the political arena, Politico offers its 10 weirdest moments.
The Art of the Impossible
| Townhall | Added: December 31, 2008
Whoever called politics “the art of the possible” must have had a strange idea of what is possible or a strange idea of politics, where the impossible is one of the biggest vote-getters.
Time for a Choice — Not an Echo
| National Review | Added: December 31, 2008
The GOP must bolster its argument for spending discipline with a loud case for tax cuts.
New Jersey Is the Perfect Bad Example
| The Wall Street Journal | Added: December 31, 2008
Obama should look here to see what high taxes do.
The Minnesota Recount Folly: We’ve Been Down That Road
| The Wall Street Journal | Added: December 31, 2008
How the Democrats ‘won’ the Washington governor’s mansion in 2004.
For Sheer Brazenness, Nobody Surpasses Rod
| The Chicago Tribune | Added: December 31, 2008
Jesters don’t pick up the race card in a nationally televised news conference and slam it into the face of every Democrat in the U.S. Senate, a palm heel strike to the tip of the nose, leaving all of them watery-eyed, their lips stinging.
Caroline Kennedy
| Townhall | Added: December 31, 2008
I think she’s qualified. After all, what does a senator do?
Shame on You, Rick Warren
| Slate | Added: December 30, 2008
Still more reasons to boot the huckster of Saddleback from the inauguration.
Obama Will Ration Your Health Care
| The Wall Street Journal | Added: December 30, 2008
Think of his health plan as a federal HMO.
Memo to Obama: Cut Taxes for All
| Investor's Business Daily | Added: December 30, 2008
President-elect Obama is letting his outline for economic recovery dribble out into the media ever so slowly. But from what we’ve seen, the plan seems less like stimulus and more like redistribution.
Caroline Kennedy’s Fractured Fairytale
| American Thinker | Added: December 30, 2008
Be careful what you wish for, even if you are living a fairy tale.
Don’t Know Much About Economics
| The Weekly Standard | Added: December 30, 2008
Obama’s blind spot.
George, Abe, Rick & Barack
| The New York Times | Added: December 29, 2008
I look forward to Barack Obama’s inauguration with a surprising degree of hope and good cheer.
Buff Bam vs. Weird Dubya
| National Review | Added: December 29, 2008
Drool cup to the newsroom, stat.
Top 10 Political Upsets of 2008
| Politico | Added: December 29, 2008
Every election cycle has its share of upset winners, the candidates who pulled off long-shot victories that surprised the pundits, the political professionals and sometimes even themselves.
Reality For Radicals
| Investor's Business Daily | Added: December 29, 2008
During the campaign, Democrats pledged radical change. But recession has forced them to rein in their agenda, from soaking the rich to nationalizing health care. How the worm turns.
Hope? Change? Try Lowered Expectations
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Added: December 29, 2008
As the New Year looms, most of us are taking stock of the past 12 months in an effort to make those ahead a bit better.
Conservative Successes
| The Weekly Standard | Added: December 29, 2008
Some domestic policy achievements to be proud of.
The War Archives
Saddam and the Shoe Thrower
| The Daily Beast | Added: December 19, 2008
Did Saddam’s daughter, who looted millions from Iraq, secretly fund both the shoe thrower and the bungled coup attempt?
Generals Propose a Timetable for Iraq
| The New York Times | Added: December 18, 2008
A new military plan for troop withdrawals from Iraq that was described in broad terms this week to President-elect Barack Obama falls short of the 16-month timetable Mr. Obama outlined during his election campaign.
Suppose the Shoe Thrower Targeted Saddam
| Townhall | Added: December 18, 2008
Stateside, many in the Bush-hating news media seemed almost giddy—no doubt considering the shoe throwing a vindication of their own hostility to the war.
35 Iraqi Officials Arrested Over Coup Plot
| Fox News | Added: December 18, 2008
Up to 35 officials in the Iraqi Ministry, some ranking as high as general, have been arrested in an alleged secret scheme to reinstate Saddam Hussein’s Baath Party.
Cheney Defends War on Terror’s Morality
| The Washington Times | Added: December 18, 2008
Vice President Dick Cheney offered a sweeping defense Wednesday of the Bush administration’s war on terrorism and its use of aggressive interrogation techniques, declaring “it would have been unethical or immoral for us not to do everything we could in order to protect the nation.”
Iraq: the Lessons
| Times of London | Added: December 18, 2008
Britain never gave its forces in Iraq the backing they needed. On leaving in May they will have accomplished less than had been promised.
Policing Afghanistan
| The Weekly Standard | Added: December 17, 2008
Too few good men and too many bad ones make for a grueling, uphill struggle.
Brown Confirms Pullout From Iraq
| The New York Times | Added: December 17, 2008
Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain confirmed Wednesday that British troops will leave Iraq next summer.
Not So Fast
| The New Republic | Added: December 17, 2008
Don’t hold your breath waiting for withdrawal from Iraq.
Shoe-Fly Liberty
| Investor's Business Daily | Added: December 16, 2008
President Bush’s thanks for ousting Saddam Hussein is to have a pair of shoes thrown at him. If Arabs are so ungrateful for our sacrifices in ridding them of tyranny, should we even bother?
How Close Are We To War With Iran?
| Human Events | Added: December 16, 2008
Military action may be the only means to keep Tehran from becoming an atomic power, and Israel appears to be the only nation willing to take such action.
Freedom’s Footnote
| Times of London | Added: December 16, 2008
Hurling shoes at George Bush is a curious milestone on Iraq’s road to democracy.
On the Hunt in Baghdad
| MichaelTotten.com | Added: December 15, 2008
“If your men conduct any raids,” I said to Captain Todd Looney at Combat Outpost Ford on the outskirts of Sadr City, Baghdad, “I want to go.”
On the Front Lines in Afghanistan, Part Two
| Pajamas Media | Added: December 15, 2008
As the Iraq conflict winds down, the war in Afghanistan is, in many ways, just getting started.
Ideological Clash of Two Jihadi Titans Shakes Al Qaeda
| The Christian Science Monitor | Added: December 15, 2008
A growing feud between Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden’s chief lieutenant, and Sayyed Imam al-Sharif, the jailed ex-leader of Egypt’s Islamic Jihad, could weaken support for Al Qaeda.
We are Fighting the Same Terrorist Disease
| Times of London | Added: December 15, 2008
The President of Afghanistan thanks the British soldiers who are dying for his country.
Terrorism Adviser to Met is On Wanted List
| Times of London | Added: December 15, 2008
A man wanted by Interpol for his links to an alleged terrorist organisation has been advising Scotland Yard on countering Muslim extremism.
Our Pakistan Problem
| The Weekly Standard | Added: December 13, 2008
Could its holy warriors be the most dangerous?
Troops May Be in Iraqi Cities Beyond Next June
| Yahoo News | Added: December 13, 2008
The top U.S. commander in Iraq said on Saturday that some U.S. troops may remain in Iraqi cities after next June, even though a U.S.-Iraq security pact calls for their withdrawal from urban areas by then.
10 Green Berets to Receive Silver Star for Afghan Battle
| The Washington Post | Added: December 12, 2008
After jumping out of helicopters at daybreak onto jagged, ice-covered rocks and into water at an altitude of 10,000 feet, the 12-man Special Forces team scrambled up the steep mountainside toward its target—an insurgent stronghold in northeast Afghanistan.
Iran Backs Off Worst Bombs in Iraq
| The New York Times | Added: December 12, 2008
Iran is no longer actively supplying Iraqi militias with a particularly lethal kind of roadside bomb, a decision that suggests a strategic shift by the Iranian leadership.
Steady Hand at Defense
| The Washington Post | Added: December 11, 2008
Defense Secretary Robert Gates’s experiences in the cauldron of crisis are impressive.
Music To Our Ears
| Investor's Business Daily | Added: December 11, 2008
Rock musicians are protesting the use of their music as an interrogation technique on captured jihadists. Tell us where the bomb is, Khalid, or we play “Disco Duck” one more time.
Pentagon Hoping for More Brigades in Afghanistan by Summer
| Wall Street Journal | Added: December 11, 2008
Gates details troop deployments on unannounced trip to the country.
American Interests Archives
Bernanke Is the Best Stimulus Right Now
| The Wall Street Journal | Added: December 23, 2008
A zero interest rate isn’t the last weapon in the Fed arsenal.
Why Do Retailers Fear Using The Word ‘Christmas’?
| The Washington Times | Added: December 23, 2008
Beginning with Black Friday, so named because it’s supposedly the day on which retailers finally make it into the black for the year, retailers’ sales brochures have been bedecked with Christmas iconography, but…
Revision Run Amok
| Investor's Business Daily | Added: December 23, 2008
The paper of record blames the “mortgage bonfire” on President Bush and his “laissez-faire” housing policies. But to get there, the Times completely ignored history prior to 2002.
Washington Is Killing Silicon Valley
| Wall Street Journal | Added: December 22, 2008
Entrepreneurship was taken for granted. Now we’re seeing a lot less of it.
The Top Ten Media Blunders of 2008
| Politico | Added: December 22, 2008
The media had its share of missteps this year. Politico has compiled a list of the biggest blunders.
You Know Who’s To Blame For The Mortgage Mess? Bush.
| The New York Times | Added: December 22, 2008
Obviously.
The Subprime Lending Bias
| Investor's Business Daily | Added: December 22, 2008
If, as they say, it’s journalists who write history’s first draft, then future texts will be riddled with errors about the origins of the subprime disaster, teaching future leaders the wrong lessons.
Bankers In the Crucible
| The Washington Post | Added: December 22, 2008
Not since the early 1980s has the role of the central bank been so crucial.
Can You Still See the USA in Your Chevrolet?
| National Review | Added: December 20, 2008
Route 66 is looking ever more like a one-way dead-end street to Bailoutistan.
A Bankrupt Bailout
| Investor's Business Daily | Added: December 20, 2008
President Bush’s $17.3 billion bailout for the auto industry just kicks the can down the road and does little to solve Detroit’s long-term problems.
Why Christmas Matters
| Townhall | Added: December 20, 2008
In 1870, President Grant signed a law making Christmas Day a federal holiday, a national day of celebration. Congress overwhelmingly voted to make that happen, and Grant understood that this was not a trivial gesture.
Insurance Against an Even Bigger Wreck
| The Washington Post | Added: December 20, 2008
With depression now a genuine risk, the U.S. has wisely put practicality ahead of ideology.
A Republican Stimulus Plan
| National Review | Added: December 19, 2008
What is Washington waiting for? Act now.
Obama’s Blank Check
| The Weekly Standard | Added: December 19, 2008
Economic upheaval will give the next president free rein over his domestic agenda.
It’s Dramatic! It’s Sensational! It’s the Fed Rescue
| Times of London | Added: December 19, 2008
Quantitative easing may not sound exciting, but it is as momentous as the Gettysburg Address or the D-Day landings.
Who We (Still) Are
| The Wall Street Journal | Added: December 19, 2008
A little perspective for the pessimistic “age of the empty suit.”
‘Deep Throat’ Mark Felt Dies at 95
| The Washington Post | Added: December 19, 2008
Associate director of the FBI during President Nixon’s Watergate scandal, Felt became the most famous anonymous source in U.S. history.
A Year of Chaos in Finance
| The New York Times | Added: December 19, 2008
Money benchmarks reached soaring heights and scraping lows in 2008, a year whose convulsions few saw coming.
Obama Should Forget About Energy Independence
| The Wall Street Journal | Added: December 18, 2008
The only way to get there is job-killing taxes.
Building Back
| Newsweek | Added: December 18, 2008
How investment in infrastructure will boost the economy.
Why Pension Reform is Fair and Vital
| New York Post | Added: December 18, 2008
If there is any silver lining to the increasingly dark storm clouds hovering over our economy, it’s that it creates an opportunity for action on problems that have been ignored for decades.
A High-Stakes Gamble
| The Washington Post | Added: December 18, 2008
Why Ford CEO Alan Mulally is a cut above his Big 3 counterparts.
The World Archives
Israeli Ground Forces Cross Border Into Gaza Strip
| Fox News | Added: January 03, 2009
Israeli ground forces began moving across the border into the northern Gaza Strip in an escalation late Saturday night of the weeklong offensive against Hamas.
Clashing Civilizations
| National Review | Added: January 03, 2009
In Gaza, they don’t vote for Hamas because they want access to university education.
Thirty Years of Engaging China
| Pajamas Media | Added: January 03, 2009
Is it time for a reevaluation of policy?
The Gaza Rules
| National Review | Added: January 03, 2009
Completely at odds with the past protocols of war.
Moral Clarity in Gaza
| The Washington Post | Added: January 02, 2009
Some geopolitical conflicts are morally complicated. The Israel-Gaza war is not. It possesses a moral clarity not only rare but excruciating.
Has Israel Learned its Lesson?
| The Boston Globe | Added: January 02, 2009
Israel’s 2006 war against Hezbollah was a disaster. Now, as it fights Hamas in Gaza, Israel seems determined not to repeat the mistakes of two years ago.
Surreal Gaza
| Pajamas Media | Added: January 02, 2009
I spent today reading accounts of Gaza—NY Times, AP, Reuters, etc. There are no terrorists, just militants. Not much about past rocket attacks on Israel–most everything on the crowded conditions of Gaza.
Israel’s Policy Is Perfectly ‘Proportionate’
| The Wall Street Journal | Added: January 02, 2009
Hamas are the real war criminals in this conflict.
Israel’s Proportionate Response
| Townhall | Added: January 02, 2009
There is no question—none—that Israel’s attack on Hamas in Gaza is justified.
On the Other Side From Civilisation
| The Spectator | Added: December 31, 2008
To draw an equivalence between Palestinian human bomb attacks and Israel’s operation in Gaza is obscene.
Israel, Hamas, and Moral Idiocy
| The Christian Science Monitor | Added: December 31, 2008
Much of the world’s response is a false moral equivalence that simply encourages the terrorists.
Russia’s Woes Spell Trouble for the U.S.
| The Wall Street Journal | Added: December 31, 2008
Obama shouldn’t reward dictatorial Kremlin with goodwill overtures.
Communist Cuba: 50 Years Of Failure
| Investor's Business Daily | Added: December 31, 2008
New Year’s Day marks 50 years of communist rule in Cuba. The Castro oligarchy will trumpet its survival and celebrate. But the reality, up close, is that it’s the longest-running failure in the New World.
Hamas Knows One Big Thing
| Wall Street Journal | Added: December 30, 2008
If only it were a parable, the endless confrontation between Israel and its enemies would be the case of the hedgehog and the fox. The fox, said the Greek poet Archilochus, knows many things, while the hedgehog knows one big thing.
Hamas-cide
| Investor's Business Daily | Added: December 30, 2008
While condemned as “disproportionate,” Israeli attacks on Hamas in Gaza are the only appropriate response to daily terror. As the U.N. Charter says, when they shoot at you, you can shoot back.
The Battle of Gaza and The Real War
| Pajamas Media | Added: December 30, 2008
It was only a matter of time before Israel lashed out at Hamas in Gaza.
IDF Launches YouTube Gaza Channel
| Jerusalem Post | Added: December 30, 2008
“The blogosphere and new media are another war zone,” said IDF Foreign Press Branch head Maj. Avital Leibovich. “We have to be relevant there.”
Why Israel Feels Threatened
| The New York Times | Added: December 30, 2008
Iran’s nuclear threat, the rise of Hamas and Hezbollah and Israeli Arabs’ growing disaffection with the state offer challenges that Israel’s leaders and public find difficult to counter.
Palestinians Need Israel to Win
| The Wall Street Journal | Added: December 29, 2008
If Hamas gets away with terror once again, the peace process will be over.
Israel Reminds Foes That It Has Teeth
| The New York Times | Added: December 29, 2008
Israel’s military operation in Gaza aims to expunge the ghost of its flawed 2006 war in Lebanon and re-establish its deterrence.
Damned If They Do, Dead if They Don’t
| New York Post | Added: December 29, 2008
Dead Jews aren’t news, but killing terrorists outrages global activists.
White Farmers Confront Mugabe in a Legal Battle
| The New York Times | Added: December 29, 2008
Edna Madzongwe, president of the Senate and a powerful member of Zimbabwe’s ruling party, began showing up uninvited at the Etheredges’ farm here last year, at times still dressed up after a day in Parliament. And she made her intentions clear, the Etheredges say: she wanted their farm.
The Daily Edition Archives
Daily Best of the Web for Nov. 13, 2008
Dear Mr. Change Sir, I am writing to request a very humble portion of the bailout. $2-$5 million will do. Please use our contact form for details.
Daily Best of the Web for Nov. 12, 2008
Something is happening in the Senate race in Minnesota, and it's not pretty. If the race isn't being stolen by the Democrats, why the complete lack of transparency?
Daily Best of the Web for Nov. 11, 2008
Today is a day to remember those that have sacrificed so that we would not have to. It's a day to be humble, and grateful.
Daily Best of the Web for Nov. 10, 2008
The institution that has preserved our liberty and the liberty of millions around the world, that has enabled our modern, comfortable lives, turns 233 years old.
Daily Best of the Web for Nov. 8 and 9, 2008
Enjoy the weekend. Come Monday, and the hard work of reconstituting Conservatism begins.
Daily Best of the Web for Nov. 7, 2008
The Right is both cannibalizing itself and remaking itself at the same time. It's ugly, but it's necessary.
Daily Best of the Web for Nov. 6, 2008
Now that the well-deserved congratulations have subsided, it's time to move on. Conservatives need to figure out how to go forward and Obama needs to figure out if he's going to lead from the center or take this country for an ugly left turn. Fingers crossed.
Daily Best of the Web for Nov. 5, 2008
Historic? Monumental? Incredible? Yes, we can all acknowledge a historic moment for America. Congratulations are in order to Barack Obama. As for Conservatives; today, our work begins anew.
Daily Best of the Web for Nov. 4, 2008
Two years of campaigning and we've finally gotten here. You have the information, you have the power, go and exercise the right that brave men and women still fight to preserve.
Daily Best of the Web for Nov. 3, 2008
With but a day to go, we put our hopes in the wisdom of the American electorate.
Daily Best of the Web for November 2, 2008
The polls are tightening, questions are finally being raised about Obama and his "tax plan," and the McCain team is finally on a message. Is it too little too late?
Daily Best of the Web for Nov. 1, 2008
All of a sudden, people are beginning to understand that Barack Obama is a hardcore liberal and, wouldn't ya know it, we get the first poll showing McCain ahead.
Daily Best of the Web for October 31, 2008
As liberals throughout the country are turning giddy at the prospect of an Obama presidency, the polls begin to tighten and, we hope, the American people are coming to their senses.
Daily Best of the Web for October 30, 2008
I'm not sure if I'd rather see McCain win this election because it will save our great country, or because I want to see the smug liberals in the media eat their hearts out. It's a tough call.
Daily Best of the Web for October 29, 2008
Tapes of Obama praising a Palestinian apologist, check. Information coming out that his campaign is doing nothing to prevent donor fraud, check. Polls closing in, check. A week out from election day, all Obama can do is hang on for dear life.
Daily Best of the Web for October 28, 2008
The real Barack Obama is being exposed further day by day. The question remains though, if it's possible to persuade Obama supporters with mere facts.
Daily Best of the Web for October 27, 2008
The more we think about what an Obama Presidency will look like (tax increases, a weakened military, redistribution, thuggish and questionable friends, etc.), the more terrifying that proposition really seems.
Daily Best of the Web for October 26, 2008
It's easy to grow depressed and demoralized when Obama's cheerleaders are all around us, but don't give in, don't give them the satisfaction, this thing is not over.
Daily Best of the Web for October 25, 2008
And it doesn't look pretty, but there's plenty of reason not to despair just yet.
Daily Best of the Web for October 24, 2008
Those conservatives jumping ship to Obama betray a lack of conviction that should embarass them. What's losing one election compared to losing everything you stand for?
Daily Best of the Web for October 23, 2008
All of you stinking liberals in the media are making me sick, I've about enough of your one-sided drivel. You are attempting a giant con on the American people and I hope they call you on it.
Daily Best of the Web for October 22, 2008
If you stop to consider what Joe Biden said, it's a real cause for concern. Not only will Obama be tested, but the Democratic ticket is already bracing us for a weak response!
Daily Best of the Web for October 21, 2008
Joe Biden, the veritable gaffe machine, comes dangerously close to insight in his latest statements about Obama's youth and inexperience inviting attack upon the United States.
Daily Best of the Web for October 20, 2008
And nobody cares.
Daily Best of the Web for October 19, 2008
Only a couple of weeks left, and former Secretary of State Colin Powell endorses Barack Obama. It's no surprise, but will it hurt John McCain?
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