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    Steve Benen Is Shocked To Find That Some People Don’t Like Signing Statements

    By: Dan McLaughlin (Diary)  |  June 20th at 07:06 PM  | 

    Expecting consistency from left-wing political activists is folly, but rarely does one get such a glaring example as the Washington Monthly’s Steve Benen on presidential “signing statements.” Watch, and your head will spin. During the Bush years, liberal commentators suddenly discovered that they didn’t like the longstanding practice of “signing statements” by which the President offered his own interpretation of legislation he was signing, in | Read More »

    Left-Wing Bloggers Say The Durndest Things!

    By: Dan McLaughlin (Diary)  |  October 22nd at 02:15 PM  | 

    Somebody should ask Robert Gibbs if he agrees with the assessment of a leading left-wing blogger that President Obama hasn’t been “even half-competent in the White House.” See, every now and then, I engage in back-and-forth on Twitter with some of the left-wing bloggers. Sometimes it’s pointless, but sometimes it’s revealing, and this is one of those examples. I and a few others were tweaking | Read More »

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    Ann McElhinney at RightOnline 2010

    By: Caleb Howe (Diary)  |  July 29th at 03:00 PM  | 

    Simply awesome. . “So when my husband and I came to America, we heard a story about conservatives. We heard that these conservatives are a really really weird lot. Nutjobs, basically. And these conservatives, they’re obsessed with sex. They’re obsessed with sex and they’re obsessed with what you’re doing in your bedroom. It’s all they think about. They’re just constantly worrying about what you’re up | Read More »

    No Quarter: How Left-Wing Blogs Seek To Destroy Us Rather Than Debate Us

    By: Dan McLaughlin (Diary)  |  March 19th at 03:13 PM  | 

    If you have been reading or writing blogs for some time, you may recall the early, heady days of the blogosphere back around 2002-03. Many of us old-school bloggers started back then (I started writing baseball on the web in May 2000, and political blogging in August 2002; RedState wouldn’t be founded until the summer of 2004). The blog world was a small town in | Read More »