The solution to the U.S.’s energy problems is increased electrical generation. The Bush administration is wise to support nuclear power as an effective method. Vice President Dick Cheney said it right when he said, “If we’re serious about environmental protection, then we must seriously question the wisdom of backing away from what is, as a […]
John Podhoretz rips West Wing overlord, Aaron Sorkin with as biting a quote as I’ve read in a long time:
I don’t know about you, but frankly, I don’t need any lessons on theology, destiny, public service, job creation, pay equity, or conservative ideology from a crack addict.
While Podhoretz correctly blasts Sorkin for his liberal snobbery, […]
Florida Democrats must be having problems in finding candidates for governor if they’ve talked Janet Reno into considering running. The worst Attorney General in U.S. history has way too much baggage to win the highest office in the Sunshine State. Here are her major weaknesses: She was a shill for Bill Clinton for eight years. […]
The summer movie season will soon be in full swing with big guns “Pearl Harbor,” “Angel Eyes,” and “Shrek” opening soon. Out of all three, I most interested in “Shrek.” The animation looks gorgeous, and the story seems to be the most entertaining. The spoofs on fairy tales reminds me of “Who Framed Roger Rabbit.”
I’m […]
Eazel closed up shop. It happened a few days ago, and I just found out about it via Bill. I wonder if this will affect Red Hat including Nautilus in their next distribution of Linux. I’m really tempted to install Linux on my old, no-name, beige box. Nautilus is supposed to be an easy graphical […]
Rich Galen, writer of Mullings, is off to India. He’s writing a travelogue starting with pre-trip preparations. One of the many things Galen had to do was get shots against all the nasty bugs that don’t like Westerners. While sitting in a clinic in northern Virginia, he makes this observations:
The first woman says she has […]
Blogger is working again. No, I didn’t disappear or go on some wild, unexpected vacation. Since Blogger was sick, I decided to take a little break from info saturation.
I was frustrated like many other Blogger users this weekend when blogs weren’t being published. But unlike many who felt the need to scream about what […]
While Blogger and I don’t get along, I hope you had a good Mother’s Day. If you’re a good mom, thanks for being the way you are. If you forgot to thank you mom for all the incredible things she’s done for you, log off and phone her NOW! TAM will still be here when […]
Cathy Young comments on the Supreme Court’s disturbing ruling that arrests for warrantless minor offenses are not unconstitutional. She doesn’t see a consistent defender of the Bill of Rights among the nine justices. Justice Thomas comes closest, but he backed the arrest ruling.
“5-Justice Bloc Imperils Rights” [via Unknown News]
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The House of Representatives voted to withhold some U.N. dues because the U.S. got booted off the human rights commission (and was replaced with Sudan!). For whatever reason, anytime Congress can stop the U.N. from getting money to waste on worthless, collectivist, anti-American programs, I consider it a victory.
That’s not to say the U.N. shouldn’t […]
Mallard Fillmore on the U.S. Postal Service. And these bozos want to raise rates on their monopoly service.
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Paul Gigot observes that “The bigger story here is that Democrats have decided to turn judicial selection into political blood-sport.”
“Blue Slip”
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Political Centrists are just big spenders who don’t want to appear to be big spenders. Here’s a quote from a story on the budget bill:
The centrist coalition wants $6 billion more for education.
I have a feeling they just pulled that number out of thin air. If you gave any of these “centrist” Senators $6 billion, […]
Today, President Bush announces his first batch of federal court nominees. This first group of 11 includes three women, two blacks, and two hispanics. While these nominees appear moderate, they all believe in “judicial restraint.”
One person not on the list was Rep. Chris Cox (R-CA). The conservative lawmaker is opposed by both of California’s liberal […]
Parents, don’t fret anymore. A bunch of shrinks said it’s ok to read Harry Potter.
I tried to finish the first book, but got bored 3/4 of the way through. I didn’t find anything bad about the story or the characters. It just felt like I was reading a children’s book (which I was). It’s great […]
