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More attacks against Alito.

Which, given their source, is probably a good thing.

Before the early morning news alerting us to the fact that President Bush would name Samuel Alito as his nominee to the Supreme Court I was writing this post. The point I was starting to develop was how scared the left appears to be. This morning that…

Today’s dose of NIF – News, Interesting & Funny … It’s Kerry-180 Tuesday (+ Open Trackbacks!)

Last week, three of four Christian girls in Indonesia were beheaded by Muslim maniacs, but the media, in its attempt to steer clear from serious issues such as this, chooses to ignore.

As Newsbusters reports, the New York Times does worse than tha…

Hate to disappoint everyone, but while wonks were gearing up for battle, Michael Barone was checking out the turf. (Hat tip: Instapundit.)
The battlefield would be in Little Italy. No one makes trouble in Little Italy. Not even Democrats.

Bush Outlines $7.1B Flu-Fighting Strategy Is this really necessary? My initial reaction is no. Of course we should prepare for possible flu epidemics, but do we have to throw $7 billion at it?…

“This Phoenix ‘rise from the ashes’ story, sincerely demonstrates that Freedom and Democracy prevail, and its sacrifice can be restored, with hope.”

One of the hidden assumptions that separates liberals and conservatives is the belief in unintended consequences. It is skepticism about unintended consequences that leads people to believe Bush deliberately wanted Katrina victims to suffer. It is a fi…

Bill Garner/The Washington Times
I’ve got to hand it to The Washington Post: They’ve got some integrity. When Democrats and their subsidiary mainstream news organizations are holding up Sandra Day O’Connor as a centrist voice on the Supreme Cour…