Month: January 2008

From outer space to earth?

And stop worrying about wedge issues – that’s Kai Wright’s message for the Democrats this fall:

America much prefers a principled stand to a weak-kneed dodge.

Amen. And that goes for gay equality in particular. If you think Hillary Clinton will campaign proudly on her defense of gay people, think again. She never has. She never will. She’s too scared. Whenever the Clintons have been forced to pick between defensive calculation and aggressive conviction, calculation always wins.

And that’s a good thing, whatever environmentalists say, argues Alexander Tabarrock:

Once we realize the importance of ideas in the economy, people become brains–they innovate, creating more for everyone else.

Of course, Fox News’ John Gibson is just thrilled to have more white kids around. Not that he’s a racist or anything.

Fantastic Aussie TV interview with a sixteen year old after an awesome party he threw while his parents were on vacation. Plus: a nipple ring! Really, it’s a classic:

Yeah, I’m a little punchy today.

Some worrying data.

A flare-up as AP reporter Glen Johnson calls Mitt Romney on a bald-faced lie. More, please. The endless untruths out of Romney’s mouth need to be addressed.

This YouTube made me fall in love with Ezra Levant. Go get ’em, baby!

Giuliani’s new ad promises to tax cut his way out of a recession.

The lesson from Michigan.