Funny how the Democrats nationally sent in millions to N.J. and Va., not to mention the party panjandrums, and want to now say these were just local elections with no national implications. A simple point: People in Va. and N.J. voted for CHANGE. ...
Abdullah Abdullah has decided he will not face Hamid Karzai in a reelection re-vote this week because, by his lights, it will be as corrupt an election as took place this summer. This morning, the New York Times reports that: “Advisers to President ...
Why is that the case [that we have to wait for an election outcome]? Isn't the Taliban our enemy? Isn't al-Qaeda over the border, coming in, being invited and urged to be our enemy? Wasn't this a matter of our security? Isn't that what the president ...
There is nothing inherently wrong in the president of the United States addressing schoolchildren. The worry was whether this would be a political enlistment speech or a message to our nation’s youth. Obviously, the president wears several hats, among ...
Yesterday’s release by the Justice Department was meant to bolster Eric Holder’s decision to name a special prosecutor, and to shock our consciences about how poorly we treated high-value detainees. I think we should stop with the “high-value detainee” ...
An update from radioland: Bill Kristol wrote here that the president beat up on "cops and docs" last night. This morning, on Bill Bennett's Morning in America, cops and docs are calling in, verifying that's exactly what they heard last night: beating ...
Obviously, they have a huge credibility gap with their own people as to the election process...And I don't think that's going to disappear by any finding of a limited review of a relatively-small number of ballots. But clearly, these internal matters ...
Andy — You are right, of course. I do try to remind in every post (and on radio) that we're talking about a regime that's been at war with us for 30 years, that Hezbollah has been killing Americans since the early 1980s and is the "A" team of terrorism, ...
While most of us are on the same page, and I quibble with nothing below, I would add to Andy's post that what I do think may in fact be different today is the moment, and in two ways: i) we now have a mass organic demonstration which provides numerous ...
Hopefully, the protests in Iran over the past few days will not abate. Rich Lowry here, as John Hinderaker at Powerline, have shared their diffidence about getting too excited with the talk of regime change in Iran. Smartly. But if I read them right, ...
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