You’ll want to read neo-neocon today. She’s got quotes by Lenin and thoughts on Dostoevsky and yes, it’s all relevant, relevant, relevant. The quotes from Lenin are chilling and you will be able to relate all of them to what is happening in America, today, even though President Oba...

And if that annoys anyone, that’s too bad. Seems increasingly like all the “Fascist Bush” caterwauling was the usual fake, dishonest theater meant as a means to an end - the end being to destroy the hated “election stealer” and his legacy, and not much more. But you kno...

Remember yesterday, I wrote: Okay, show of hands, how many of you were surprised that this story saw the light of day: Dobson students question Obama’s plan Yes, it was surprising to see the press report on students making negative remarks on Obama, wasn’t it? So today per Instapundit: AIRBR...

Some riveting television from Rick Santelli - go here. You know what makes it riveting? The man is speaking truth from his heart, and the people around him are spontaneously responding. There is nothing scripted, nothing hedged and over-considered, no punch pulled. This is not an “acceptable n...

Actually, the Linkfest will be coming up, but I had to share Chris Muir’s great cartoon, (H/T Amused Cynic): Oh, come on, laugh! If you’re not allowed to laugh at your president, then you’re already not free! Check back for lots of links! Today will be a “day of continual lin...

Okay, I think I’m done. No one can say I was not exceedingly fair to President Obama over the - and even this morning about the Exec Salary Caps for bailout beneficiaries. I don’t like the precedent, but I understood the politics. But now, I think I’ve seen enough. Either this man,...

Thomas Sowell: Everyone is talking about how much money the government is spending, but very little attention is being paid to where they are spending it or what they are buying with it. The government is putting money into banks, even when the banks don’t want it, in hopes that the banks will...

Noonan - October 2005 A few weeks ago I was reading Christopher Lawford’s lovely, candid and affectionate remembrance of growing up in a particular time and place with a particular family, the Kennedys, circa roughly 1950-2000. It’s called “Symptoms of Withdrawal.” At the end...

Personally a difficult day over here for some family members who are crucible-stepping. If you could keep J and P in your prayers, I would really appreciate it. Meanwhile, there’s plenty to read! Big Doings: for the launch of Big Hollywood. I like the Steyn quote highlighted by Ed Driscoll he&...

Q: Anchoress, I notice you’re writing a lot about Advent and nothing about politics. A: Well, you’re very observant! I decided after the election - actually a few weeks before the election, but by then I was in the circuit and had to see it through, so to speak - that I would write about...