Content about Family Relation

03.07.10

Dreams from his father.(BOOKS)(Losing Mum and Pup: A Memoir)(Book review)

[Losing Mum and Pup: A Memoir, Christopher Buckley, Twelve, 272 pages] I HAVE NEVER MET Christopher Buckley, nor, I think, his attractive socialite mother, Pat, but have a dim and distant memory of his father, William F. Buckley Jr., from when he came to visit my parents in England. It was a long Publication: The American Conservative

03.06.10

The California conundrum

Some Republicans believe that, if 2010 turns out to be the kind of year it may be shaping up to be, the Party can pick up the California Senate seat held by Barbara Boxer. In theory, this view may be reasonable. But first, the Republicans must nominate a strong candidate.

02.08.10

Justice Delayed, But Not Denied

When Nancy Pelosi first became Speaker of the House after the 2006 elections, she promised us the most honest, most open House in history.

It's taken her a bit of time, and she had to get some help from the Almighty, but today a great step towards achieving that four-year-old promise was made:

Representative John Murtha won't be down for breakfast.

01.05.10

Joan Rivers, International Islamofascist Terrorist

Already the post-Panty Bomber hightened airline security seems to have saved us from a potential terrorist catastrophe in the person of Joan Rivers:

11.02.09

Rudy bombs in London: America's mayor poses as the heir to Churchill and Thatcher.(Election)(Rudy Giuliani, Winston Churchill, Margaret Thatcher )

LAST MONTH, Rudy Giuliani traveled to London to establish his bona fides as an international statesman. A Downing Street chat with Prime Minister Gordon Brown was accompanied by meetings with Tony Blair and Winston Churchill's granddaughter, Celia Sandys, who claimed, implausibly, that Giuliani was Publication: The American Conservative

07.30.09

Strange Brew

Just embarrassing.

That's the best way to describe President Obama's "Beer Summit", scheduled today at the White House picnic table between Obama, Professor Gates, and Sgt. Crowley.

It is just a nauseating display of how low Obama will go to cover and deflect what has become an exercise in poor judgment, when he belched up his un-informed opinion that the Cambridge PD had "acted stupidly" in its actions toward Mr. Gates.

Maybe Eric Holder was right when he said we are a "nation of cowards" when it comes to race.

04.01.09

When Nanny-Statism Kills

This is totally outrageous. Heads need to roll over this kind of sickness: