These would be the four Democrats [Sen. Barbara Boxer (D, CA); Rep. Henry Waxman (D, CA-30); Rep. Dennis Kuchinich (D, OH-10); and Rep. Raul Grijavla (D, AZ-07)] who provided letters of introduction and support to the pro-terrorist groups Code Pink/Global Exchange in 2004. Those groups used these letters to facilitate their delivery over a half a million dollars’ worth of aid to terrorists in Fallujah | Read More »
This report of a lie-in by pro-victory in Iraq protesters at a fundraiser held for Jerry Brown by notorious terrorist sympathizer Jodie Evans highlights a very, very serious set of questions involving not only Brown’s associations, but also his own motivations. The fact that Brown is attempting to get Code Pink’s money like this leads to various questions: Jodie Evans once reportedly told a Gold | Read More »
They can write things like this (note: link safe): The recent shootings at Ft. Hood and the resignation of top Foreign Service officer Matthew Hoh demonstrate how even our military officers are opposed to US strategy in Afghanistan. …and mean it. Moe Lane PS: The Democratic Party has gotten some money out of Code Pink, over the years. They should give it all back now, | Read More »
“Code Pink Protester Sits Quietly, Listens to Testimony, Offers Thoughtful Response After Hearing.“ I mean, there’s satire, and then there’s Onion-level satire, and then there’s Full Metal Unicorn. Jim Geraghty’s proposal is Full Metal Unicorn. To a Code Pinker, “unhinged behavior” is merely a byproduct of their respiratory systems. You can trust me on this, you know. I am apparently a smart guy. Moe Lane | Read More »
In one of the more memorable television moments yesterday, the lunatic Democratic fringe group known as Code Pink got smacked in public for being, well, Code Pink: I understand that there are some people for whom rational discussion is not an appropriate means of expressing themselves. You are entitled to do that in general, but not in a way that interrupts those of us who | Read More »
Not then. Not now. Not ever. Iraqis vote in landmark elections Iraqis are electing new provincial councils in the first nationwide vote in four years, with the Sunni minority expected to turn out in strength. After a slow start, correspondents said voting was brisk, including among Sunni Muslims, who largely boycotted the last elections. The vote is seen as a test of Iraq’s stability ahead | Read More »
And I don’t even want to think about what would have happened to his family. Fortunately, the good guys won the domestic front of the war, which means that Ambassador Sumaidaie is free to smack down antiwar idiots: But don’t cry, ye members of the antiwar movement: there’s always 2012. Or 2016. Or 2020, but by then an increasing number of you will be dead | Read More »
He’ll cave on everything else under the sun, but he’s still too solicitous of their good opinion to break with them and the rest of the antiwar crowd. Even when they do stupid things like this: On the bright side, every person arrested in that clip is going to absolutely hate the next year – more so if Obama manages to win, in fact. That’s | Read More »
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