Feb 7 2010

The Times’s Blind Side

Somewhat to my surprise, it turns out that I saw seven of the 10 films nominated for the “Best Picture” Oscar. I loved two of the seven: “The Blind Side,” which I wrote about here the weekend it opened, and “The Hurt Locker,” which we recruited Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Stephen Hunter to write about [...]

Jan 11 2010

3 U.S. Troops Killed In Southern Afghanistan

Three U.S. service members were killed Monday in fighting in southern Afghanistan, underscoring the unrelenting violence in the Taliban heartland as the Obama administration steps up efforts to rout the insurgents.
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Nov 16 2009

More Liberal Violence

We are beginning to see way too many echoes of the 1930s, as national socialist and Marxian socialist thugs try to drive competing political views off the streets. The worst offenders so far have been the Service Employees’ International Union, which has repeatedly sent its members out into the streets to beat up anyone [...]

Nov 7 2009

Dictatorships and double standards, part 2

Our friend Monical Showalter writes regarding the victimization of the heroic Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez (of Generación Y) by one of the dictators with whom Barack Obama takes no issue:

Yoani Sanchez, the adorable and vividly good Cuban blogger who blogs about Castro’s island hellhole from inside Cuba, using her own name, has been beaten [...]

Sep 3 2009

Liberal Reign of Terror Continues!

Well, okay, it doesn’t quite qualify as a reign of terror, but it is a striking fact that every incident of violence at a health care protest has been committed by a liberal supporter of government medicine. This time it’s a guy from MoveOn.org who bit off the finger of a 65-year-old man. [...]

Jul 24 2009

On Race and Class In Harvard Square

As William A. Jacobson suggests at legal’in’sur’rec’tion, this confrontation appears to be less about race, and more about class.
After all, we are indeed talking about a “supremely educated” and elitist Harvard Professor (with a racist-oriented chip on his shoulder) versus an “educated but non-academic police sergeant.”
From Mark Krikorian at the corner comes this [...]

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