When is the Madness in Afghanistan Going to Stop?
By: Daniel Horowitz (Diary) | August 30th at 09:36 AM |
Another week, another 2 U.S. soldiers gunned down by Afghan soldiers. Imagine if a Republican president assumed office 9 years into a mildly successful war and incurred more casualties under his watch due to an aimless effort fraught with egregious rules of engagement. Wouldn’t you expect there to be a body count every night on the news along with gory pictures of the failing, rudderless | Read More »
Tech at Night: DiFi embraces rule by decree, Public Knowledge attacks federalism through the FCC
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | August 30th at 03:30 AM |

Why Mitt Romney must win the election: Dianne Feinstein is urging Barack Obama to defy the Congress, which refused to pass the Lieberman-Collins Cybersecurity Act, and rule by decree on the matter.
And I know it’s a lot of inside baseball, some of the details of which I’m not entirely up on, but the FCC has been making hay before the election, and it’s not even pretending to make sense. Much as I’ve previously noted the left-wing advocacy groups do, the FCC uses whatever argument it must for the immediate issue at hand. Consistency across issues is not required.
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The Beginning of the End
By: Erick Erickson (Diary) | August 28th at 03:15 AM |
Today marks the beginning of the end of Campaign 2012. This week, here in Tampa, Republicans will go through a well scripted event designed to make Mitt Romney their nominee. Democrats will reciprocate next week in Charlotte, NC. The GOP’s convention almost became unscripted with a heavy handed move designed to ensure a coronation and shut out the grassroots from nomination fights. According to press | Read More »
Tech at Night: Same old, same old. Obama administration run amok.
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | August 28th at 03:00 AM |

I know, it’s terrible, but after missing Friday due to the RedState upgrade, I feel behind tonight and so am just going to have to speed through some of this tonight.
Ah, the ARRA, aka the Porkulus. Picking Internet winners and losers in Colorado, and probably nationwide in many “little” stories the national media chooses not to pick up.
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The Neil Barack Armstrong Obama OfA Memorial page.
By: Moe Lane (Diary) | August 27th at 02:00 PM |
I am embarrassed to admit that it took me a minute to figure out what was wrong with this:
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How did the party let itself get hijacked by abortion warriors?
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | August 27th at 01:00 PM |
Hold your fire. Did you think I was talking about Republicans? Oh, no. I’m talking about the Democrats. That party has been hijacked by the radical feminist fringe. In a way that mimics the imagined trend of the Tea party, the feminists are pushing losing candidates on the Democrats, and forcing them to pick up losing issues in the elections.
This goes from Barack Obama on down. In a jobs election, he’s talking abortion.
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The Fanciful Political Cross Dressing of Charlie Crist
By: Erick Erickson (Diary) | August 26th at 09:45 AM |
As the GOP head to Florida, the literal poster boy for trial lawyers in Florida is endorsing Obama. It is not a surprise. Charlie Crist was Barack Obama’s favorite Republican for the longest time. They stood shoulder to shoulder in support of the stimulus. RedState played a great role in helping beat Charlie Crist. Marco Rubio is such an improvement But I do hope Charlie | Read More »
Chairman of the Associated Press . . . Lewinskies Obama . . . Or Something Like That
By: Erick Erickson (Diary) | August 24th at 12:46 PM |
You were expecting objectivity? Here’s the Chairman of the Associated Press introducing Barack Obama to an Associated Press meeting: I get the desire to flatter the President of the United States, but really? He might as well have pulled out a blue dress and a cigar. By the way, it is funny to think of the groups that Barack Obama has not deigned to visit | Read More »
Not the Behavior of a Winning Campaign
By: Erick Erickson (Diary) | August 24th at 04:46 AM |
The media keeps showing its rear end. Let me just make that clear. If you are a competent reporter, I’m not sure how you cannot be embarrassed by the majority of those in your profession right now covering politics. From Mark Halperin, to Jake Tapper, to Chuck Todd, more journalists are actually now admitting just how pliable the media is when it comes to Barack | Read More »
The First Likely Voter Poll from Fox News Portends Mostly Good News
By: Daniel Horowitz (Diary) | August 23rd at 09:10 PM |
Earlier this afternoon Fox News posted their first likely voter poll of the campaign, which shows Mitt Romney leading Barack Obama 45%-44%. Many of us were wondering how the polling would look once the pollsters switch to a likely voter screen – a model which is almost always more favorable to Republicans than a poll of registered voters. This poll of 1,007 likely voters is | Read More »
This, This, A Thousand Times This
By: Erick Erickson (Diary) | August 23rd at 06:06 PM |
Finally, someone has seized upon what I think is THE winning narrative in this election cycle. It used to be that if you worked hard enough you could be successful in America. But in Barack Obama’s America, you have to work hard and give to Barack Obama. It’s all about the team you are on, not the work you do. The website Crony Chronicles has | Read More »
Trailer for Citizens United’s “The Hope and the Change.”
By: Moe Lane (Diary) | August 22nd at 05:00 PM |
I’m pointing out this Citizens United trailer for their new movie The Hope and the Change – which will feature a variety of Obama voters from 2008, and presumably why they’ve decided to atone for that particular error in such a public fashion – for three reasons.
Obama Supports Traffic Congestion
By: Daniel Horowitz (Diary) | August 22nd at 01:02 PM |
Through Obama’s truculent special interest campaign of division and derision, he is rapidly exhausting his check list of demographic groups. He’s already targeted women, Hispanics, gays, blue collar workers, and all sorts of minorities. Now he is going after the ‘commuter vote’ in northern Virginia. Politico is reporting that Obama is up with a 60-second radio spot in northern Virginia claiming that Paul Ryan’s budget | Read More »
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The President Teleprompter Exposed Mid-Week Memorial Open Thread.
By: Moe Lane (Diary) | August 22nd at 11:06 AM |
So, this picture was making the rounds: …and, as you can see, it’s ALMOST perfect, as is. In fact, if you think that it IS perfect as is I am not going to blame you for thinking that; you can make a case, there. But you know how it is: people can’t just help but season the soup. Open thread. Moe Lane
Todd Akin’s Dumb Comment vs. Obama’s Support of Infanticide
By: Erick Erickson (Diary) | August 20th at 04:46 AM |
Todd Akin, the Republican Senate nominee in Missouri, made an inarticulate and rather dumb statement about rape and abortion on television in Missouri. He subsequently clarified his remarks. Congressman Akin, like many devout Christians, does not believe in a rape exception for abortion. Naturally, the very same left that gave Joe Biden a pass on his “put y’all back in chains” comment is horrid by | Read More »