Month: November 2009

Not too long ago, the means of accessing and staying on the voter registration rolls was a highly controversial issue that often got lost in a partisan shuffle. However, after more than two million voters were unable to vote due...

I don’t put a lot of trust or faith in polls this far out from an election, but Democrats cannot be comforted by a spate of recent polls that show them losing ground to the Republicans. The results from Gallup are most...

I’ve spent a good part of the last week re-reading Neil Sheehan’s book, A Bright Shining Lie: John Paul Vann and America in Vietnam. Partly, this is just happenstance; I found a nicely annotated hardback copy in a...

What other conclusion can one draw from Wolf Blitzer’s behavior on air attacking the attorney retained by Major Hasan’s family to defend him, than that he, a prominent CNN Anchor, doesn’t believe that a person...

You know Michelle Malkin is fond of suggesting internment of Muslim Americans — for their own good, of course — would be the right thing to do. After all, it worked out so well when we did it in WWII to the Japanese...