Thoughts on leadership in America, seventy years ago and today.
Category Archives: War Commentary
TSA
Is the agency, as we currently know it, doomed?
I hope so. What a boondoggle.
Egyptian Moderates
If they want to remain moderate, they’re going to have to behave “immoderately.”
Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice.
Egypt’s “Moderate” and “Pragmatic” Dictator
More thoughts, over at PJMedia.
Egypt’s “Moderate” Despot
Thoughts on the new Pharaoh.
Beyond Benghazi
OK, you want to move on? Then let’s talk about what happened to the missiles? If they weren’t competent to secure the consulate, and allowed four people to be murdered, why should we think that they managed to secure heat-seeking missiles?
[Update a couple minutes later]
More “moving on.” There are worse blights on Susan Rice’s record than her Benghazi fantasies.
[Update a while later]
With Rice, Benghazi is only the start of the problem.
Can someone explain to me what she’s done at the UN that’s so wonderful, including yesterday’s vote?
The Profit Of Mohammed
…and the cowards at the Associated Press.
Cyber Monday
I know that it’s Wednesday, but Amazon is extending the deals all week, including lightning deals that change every hour. Also, check out the Christmas (not “holiday”) Corner
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I appreciate the purchases that folks have made through the site so far this month, particularly the iPod Touch and Kindle. Also, I notice that someone bought Jake Tapper’s must-read new book on Afghanistan. I hope that more do. Here’s an interview with him about it over at National Review Online.
Today’s Questions For The President
There are still a lot of them. In fact, they seem to multiply as time goes on.
The Outpost
Kurt Schlichter says that Jake Tapper’s book on Afghanistan is a must read.