Posts Tagged ‘ National Review ’

Anti-Marijuana Senator Norm Coleman gets pwned by his former college roommate, Norm Kent. It seems that, later statements that would imply the opposite notwithstanding, the Senator toked a bit in college in the ’60s! What a surprise! Kids, don’t be hypocrites. According to the Center For Sensible Drug Policy, the advertisement linked above will...
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LUBBOCK,TEXAS: A good number of people are not impressed with the Republican field of candidates. They seem to them as a Bush clones who will do nothing except exactly what Bush has been doing the past seven years. But as we look at the records of each of the candidates we see only one...
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I think if there is one website, apart from drudge, that we all collectively go to on a daily basis it would be National Review Online. One of the things I really admired on NRO was the diversity opinion it seemed to have. You would have a singular topic, but a dozen different views...
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Ron Paul’s campaign gets an interesting look from a couple directions. Jonah Goldberg talks about that unfair attacks on Paul (like Mona Charen’s smear) and how scared he really is… of Mike Huckabee. The Editors of Reason (enemies of Goldberg much of the time) write in the Washington Post on the Paul Revolution (conspicuously...
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A nice, milquetoast article from National Review on Ron Paul, defending him from the false suggestion that he warned of a staged terror attack at a recent media appearance. Think what you will of the man, he’s not one of the “9/11 Truth” crowd. (For the benefit of those of you that think I’m...
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One of my other leaders: Former Senator Fred Thompson (who I hope beyond all Audacity runs for President), fills in for the greatness that is Paul Harvey every so often, giving his own commentary. Monday he talked about Iran’s paranoia bout 300 and how they believed that Bush was in cahoots with Hollywood. Tuesday,...
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National Review supports Rudy
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