Another Holiday News Dump

Andy McCarthy reports Today, New Year’s Eve, while everyone’s attention is understandably on family and friends, we learn (thanks to the ever alert Bill Roggio, reporting on the Standard‘s blog) that the administration has now released Qais Qazali, Laith’s brother, who is the head of the Iran-backed terror network, in addition to a hundred other terrorists. [...]

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Life Imitates Parody

From the Onion: PHILADELPHIA—Michael Vick’s pregame pep talk Sunday, in which he recounted the events of a brutal 2004 dogfight between his pit bull terrier Zebro and rival pit bull Maniac, failed to inspire his teammates in any way whatsoever, Eagles team sources reported. That would be hilarious if I wasn’t half worried it might [...]

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This Was Funny Before Yesterday

Chip published this cartoon before Christmas.  It was funny then.  Suddenly its not so funny any more. I have no doubt the Obamnoids are looking for a way to “incentivize” buying Governmental Moters cars.  Perhaps a 50% surtax on all cars not made by GM or Chrysler?  Hey, it’s the Chicago way!

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Michael Ramirez, of course

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Outrageous

Numerous outlets are reporting the thuggish behavior of TSA agents toward blogger Steven Frischling.  Pajamas Media quotes him as saying: For Frischling, thinking beyond the immediate safety of his three children — alone with him in the house — was difficult. His wife works at night and was already gone. “I stood talking to the [...]

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Year One of the Age of Obama

The ever provocative Victor Davis Hanson reviews the year.  It’s clear-headed, sobering and infuriating.  A sample: The old congressional “culture of corruption” has been replaced by the well-meaning efforts of Charlie Rangel, Chris being Chris Dodd, and cranky uncle John Murtha. Controversial decisions are quietly announced late on Friday afternoons. Congressional debates and votes on [...]

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Lost Credibilty

That’s how the New York Post describes Napolitano’s handling of Homeland Security.  In a very good editorial, the Post takes the Obama Administration to task.  Besides calling for Napolitano’s firing the editors also point out another inconvenient truth:  Meanwhile, Brian Jenkins of the Rand Corporation reports 12 incidents of Islamist terror either in the United States [...]

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They Are Coming For Your Guns

Oh great.  NYC Mayor Bloomberg has a (no longer) secret plan for using BATF regulatory processes to achieve what he cannot get voters or Congress to agree to.   Snowflakes in Hell posted a copy of the report of the “Mayors Against Illegal Guns.”  It’s chilling reading for anyone who values the First, Second and Tenth [...]

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How Do You Feel About Terrorists Now?

Michael Goldfarb has  reader with a sense of humor.  The question was posed whether people might have had a change of heart about “Dear Leader’s” plan to give terrorist Consitutional right guaranteed to knowing that Abdulmutallab probably know something about more jock strap bombing plans.  I am all for waterboarding the bastard.  Instead he will get “ cable tv [...]

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Why I Hate Google, Part IX

To Google’s rabid anti-Americanism we can add politican partisanship and rank hyposcrisy. In the ongoing fight over proposed rules that would institute net neutrality, a major proponent of the policy is taking fresh heat from critics.  Google, arguably the world’s biggest name in tech, a major source of campaign donations to President Barack Obama, and one [...]

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