The Heritage Policy Weblog answers the question, with help from the National Center for Policy Analysis's John Goodman and the fine folks at the Cato Institute. Hint: The answer is "no." ... READ MORE
By coincidence, after I read Andrew Sullivan's denunciation of a piece by Rabbi Daniel Lapin as "a new nadir" in the "degeneration of the American right," I caught up on reading my email and found a copy of Lapin's entire ... READ MORE
Jeffrey Lynn, the father of a Marine on his second tour of duty in Iraq, has set up this website to support the troops with gifts of CDs and messages of support. Says Jeff: "My goal is to get music ... READ MORE
The Anti-Idiotarian Rottweiler has a side-splittingly funny critique of the new doomsday global warming report by the world famous climate scientists at the Center for American Progress and their ideological allies abroad. Many of the comments to this post are ... READ MORE
There's a little baby in New York City who needs a heart transplant within the next few days to live. Details here. Hat tip: Michelle Malkin ... READ MORE
Google has 440,000 entries for the phrase "end of an era"; yet, few of its uses are likely to be more apt than in referring to the loss of Johnny Carson. It is not just Carson's uniqueness -- which others ... READ MORE
Michelle Malkin has a link to an on-the-scene report from a writer who serves on the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln, which is engaged in tsunami relief in Indonesia. The writer, "Ed Stanton," does not mince words ... READ MORE
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