Why Do We Fight? I Forget.

The Democrats constant complaint of
the Iraq War as for pride or oil or
power has distracted the American
public into amnesia and somnolence.
This has, I believe, spilled over
into the Afghan War. President
Obama will have a hard time making
his case that increased support
for that war is necessary. He's
starting from a self-weakened
position.

Here's the FT take.

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So What Country is This?

Cause it ain't America no more.










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Battle Cry

They may take our deposits,
they may take our health care,
they may take our gas guzzlers,
BUT THEY WILL NEVER TAKE OUR
FACEBOOK!

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Death Panels

But, of course, there will be no such
things.

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National Healthcare

The Chinese know how to do
it.

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Mary Jo Kopechne Remembered

Ted Kennedy is dead. Mary
Jo Kopechne never got a chance
to grow old.

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Free Speech that Costs

Blacklisting anyone who dares
challenge President Obama's
nationialization of the health
care system may be a growing
problem. Boycotts and calls
for his head have greeted
John Mackey's article in
the WSJ.

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Cat Scams

What Obama's health care plan means:



ht: Hugh Hewitt via Doug Wilson

A Truer Word Was Never Spoken

Obama tells the truth. Oops.

Cat's Away

The nasty, suspicious side of me
(some may think it's my best side)
wonders if some of the recent
unrest, protest, and backlash
isn't being aided by Hillary
supporters. She's off in
Africa safely beyond identification
with Obama's floundering.

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Leave no Man Behind

I wonder how many other countries
treat their fallen with this kind
of commitment. Thank you to the
US Military.

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Declare Victory

Our purposes in Iraq are done.
Short of mass conversion (the
Ann Coulter doctrine notwithstanding),
the arab/muslim character will
not change. Time to move on.

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Herbie Hoover is Still a Groover

Here's what the Hoover Institute
has to say about health care.

To my mind, #10 is the most important.
My daughter is a diabetic, there
have been fantastic advancements
in her treatment in the last few
years. With the advent of socialized
medicine in the US, those advancements
will cease. When it is the government
and not the patients demanding innovation,
innovation ceases.

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