Archive for 2009

KENNETH ANDERSON ON politically biased international law. No surprise, of course, but disturbing anyway. And, also of course, what goes around tends to come around . . . .

I HAVE A PIECE IN THE WALL STREET JOURNAL TODAY: Media Criticism: Chicago Style. On The Innocence Project, Chicago prosecutors, and the Obama White House.

CHRIS DODD UPDATE: A bumpy ride for Democrats. “Five-term Sen. Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut remains on the toss-up list as a result of the sweetheart mortgage loans he received from Countrywide Financial. The Senate ethics panel cleared him of wrongdoing, but the Countrywide investigation has been reopened by the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee, which keeps the damaging issue alive. Former Republican Rep. Rob Simmons is leading him in the polls by five points.”

IS IT 1993? Or 1938?

GATEWAY PUNDIT: Rallying The Troops In DC. I’m interested to see how this turns out.

TOM MAGUIRE: Are there manly virtues? I loved this bit: “Manned up? So is the White House saying that Weiner is acting like a woman or a gay? And which one does our White House find worse?”

CULTURE OF CORRUPTION.

TALKING ABOUT THE ELECTIONS over at The Hill.

WARREN BUFFETT: Tax Hypocrite?

MEGAN MCARDLE ON NORTH AND SOUTH IN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY: “As long as social issues dominate the Republican Party, they will continue losing their north–I had a lot of relatives who at least considered voting for Obama. Ironically, I wonder if the tea parties won’t help bring the two wings of the Republican party together: guns and lower government spending are the two things all members can agree on.” Sounds almost . . . libertarian!