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Category Archives: Political Commentary
Indoctrination
It’s been many years since I attended a college class, so I wonder if stories like this are the exception, or the rule? Just how far gone is academia?
Why Goldstone?
John Podhoretz explains. The anti-Israel left is shameless.
Chomsky Versus Hitchens
It’s not a pretty sight. Sort of like Bambi versus Godzilla.
When Light Bulbs Are Outlawed
…only outlaws will have light bulbs:
The Incandescent Light Bulb Freedom Act, which unanimously passed South Carolina’s Senate panel, would allow South Carolina manufacturers to continue to sell incandescent bulbs so long as they have “Made in South Carolina” on them and are sold only within the state. Other states have floated the idea, and last year Arizona passed a bill that would have done the same thing, but Governor Jan Brewer (R) vetoed the legislation.
Whether the legislation becomes law remains to be seen, and even if it does become law, lawsuits will likely ensue. Regardless, South Carolina’s efforts demonstrate the will to remove the federal government’s ability to restrict individual choice. If the compact florescent light bulb (CFL) is a better choice, consumers will make that choice without the government’s push.
But it isn’t, and they won’t, so the energy nazis must push.
The End Times Approach
Glenn Greenwald says that the Democrats owe George Bush and Dick Cheney an apology. And heads explode across the blogosphere.
Iran, And Syria
Michael Ledeen says that it’s time for Khameini, Ahmadinejad and Assad to go. But don’t expect Washington to do anything to make it happen.
Channelling Alan Grayson
The Secretary of Health and Human Services says that Republicans want you to die quickly, just like that fun-loving former Congressman from Orlando. Of course, it’s hard to know why she would object to that, given that (as Ed Driscoll notes) other administration members seem to be all in favor of people dying quickly.
Our Robot Overlords
This is frighteningly funny.
The Great Irish Hunger
Lessons learned. Hint: it wasn’t a failure of the free market.