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• Undie Bomber II

  Bit late on this, but I’ve been in a car for most of the last 24 hours:

  Investigators were studying an explosive device Tuesday that they say terrorists in Yemen crafted to slip past airport metal detectors and onto an airplane bound for the United States.

  U.S. intelligence agents thwarted the plot two weeks ago after receiving a tip from Saudi Arabia, a source familiar with the operation said Tuesday. Authorities have said airline

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• Leadership fail, and on the tax payer dime.

  Do you think that if Obama was a good leader Team Blue would have to push the “I gave the courageous order that got Osama killed” meme so hard? Seriously? In another campaign speech at tax payer’s expense, this one in Kabul, Afghanistan, he pushed this meme yet again. It’s no wonder that the people that took all the real risks are pissed about the Obama glory seeking. This shit reminds me of … Read more

• Flags of Our Fathers

  You know, it never fails. Just when the Democrats have the Republicans on the ropes on the birth control thing, they remind us of just how stupid they can be:

  An American flag with President Obama’s image in place of the stars flew over a Florida county’s Democrat headquarters long enough to enrage local veterans who called the altered banner “a disgrace.”

  Lake County Democratic Party officials took down the flag, which flew just

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• Rush to Censor

  I thought we’d reached the nadir of the Sandra Fluke thing with Mark Steyn pontificating when he clearly had not bothered to read her testimony (note to Mark: she never talked about her sex life. I mean, at all). But … as always … there is no debate in this country on which the Right can possibly be as stupid as the Left.

  First, there is Gloria Allred, who is determined not to let … Read more

• Kucinich Out

  One thing missed last night in Ohio. The redistricting from the last census had one glorious effect: setting up a primary cage match between Dennis Kucinnich and Marcy Kaptur. Two veteran Democrats go in, one comes out. Well … Kucinich isn’t the one who came out. I’m not completely fond of Kaptur, who boasted about pork and is opposed to free trade. And I have a feeling she’ll easily beat Joe the Plumber in November … Read more

• The Norks Blink

  Maybe Littler Kim isn’t quite as insane as Lil’ Kim:

  North Korea has agreed to halt nuclear tests, long-range missile launches and enrichment activities at its Yongbyon nuclear complex in exchange for food aid from the United States, the State Department said Wednesday.
  The state-run North Korean news agency, KCNA, announced the agreement separately.

  This is the first positive sign we’ve had out of North Korea … ever? No, since just the last time Lil’ … Read more

• Doing Business in America

  We all know that regulatory uncertainty is a conservative myth, right? The very idea that the tens of thousands of pages of federal regulations are inhibiting American business is just laughable, no?

  Well, someone forgot to tell the Economist:

  America is meant to be the home of laissez-faire. Unlike Europeans, whose lives have long been circumscribed by meddling governments and diktats from Brussels, Americans are supposed to be free to choose, for better or for

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• Obama’s Pot Wars

  At this point, blogging about Obama’s reprehensible approach to the marijuana issue is beating a dead roach. I’ve previously blogged on it here and here. But it seems like more people are catching on to his hypocrisy and promise-breaking. This week, Rolling Stone has a great article that is one-stop shopping for how far Obama is pushing the fight against legal marijuana.

  But over the past year, the Obama administration has quietly unleashed a

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• Unemployment, Obamanomics, and the young.

  While this news comes as no surprise to me, I wonder how many are actually getting it. Especially with the LSM constantly lying about recovery being right around the bend or happening. But the indisputable fact is that some of the people that where the most smitten with the collectivist community organizer and his message of “Hope & Change” now are the ones suffering the most from the politics that flow from those beliefs and … Read more

• Weekend Roundup

  As of tonight, I am on the other side of the world. Actually, most people would say I blog like someone on from a completely different world. But in this case, it’s literally true: I’m back in Australia. As a result of preparations and travel, I’ve missed the biggest news stories of the week. So I’ll go through them quickly in a weekend roundup form to hopefully start a few (well-reasoned) fights.

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  First, Indiana … Read more