I assume everyone has read Obama’s speech already, but just in case you haven’t… The Scripture tells us that when Joshua and the Israelites arrived at the gates of Jericho, they could not enter. The walls of the city were … Continue reading →

“I believe it’s a lot easier to change the Constitution than it would be to change the word of the living God. And that’s what we need to do is amend the Constitution so it’s in God’s standards rather than … Continue reading →

According to the National Review, McCain won’t get the nomination because he is weak on torture. “But on a whole host of issues — including water boarding, tax cuts, and the freedom of speech — he’s not one of us. … Continue reading →

He’s a funny guy is David Brooks. 9. Crying works. I have no data to back this up. But Hillary’s human moment must have helped. Expect Romney to cry a river of tears at the next press conference.

During the ABC debate on Saturday, Hillary said Obama was giving people false hopes. I expect that she will come to regret that because it contrasts the difference in their styles. The blogosphere are having a wonderful time with the … Continue reading →

This would have been far more compelling if I had posted it before Iowa but … oh well… If Obama wins big in Iowa, Clinton’s strategy of running as a front-runner will need some re-thinking. She’ll have to go for … Continue reading →

Both Tom and Jeff sent me links to Ted talks last week. I just watched Jeff’s one: We Must Win The Oil End Game It’s must see-TV. Even if you are not interested in oil or science or politics, go … Continue reading →

According to Paul Krugman in today’s NY Times, In a 1963 essay for Ms. Rand’s newsletter, Mr. Greenspan dismissed as a “collectivist” myth the idea that businessmen, left to their own devices, “would attempt to sell unsafe food and drugs, … Continue reading →

Nick Clegg has just been elected leader of the LibDems over in the old country and during a radio interview: Asked whether he had ever taken illegal drugs, he replied: “I’m going to cast a veil over that. It’s the … Continue reading →

In an otherwise excellent article, The Economist commits an error of logic. “A few have taken to calling themselves “Brights” for no good reason and to widespread mirth.” In fact, I call myself a Bright for a very good reason… … Continue reading →