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06.22.10
The Ed Morrissey Show: Andrew Malcolm, Senator George LeMieux; Update: LeMieux floor speech added

Today, on the Ed Morrissey Show (3 pm ET), Andrew Malcolm of the Los Angeles Times’ Top of the Ticket blog joins us by telephone today, as he is on the road.  We’ll talk about the latest in politics and media, especially about the unfolding crisis between the White House and its commander in the main theater of war.  We’ll also talk about the polling fallout of the Oval Office speech, and all of the rest of the headlines.

03.05.10
More B.S. From The Huffington Com-Post

The hatred of all things Sarah Palin continues unabated.

The Huffington Post, in its continuing attempt to beat out The Daily Kos as the official source for Palin-bashing, ran a story describing the supposed antics of Governor Palin and her "entourage" at something called an "Oscar gifting suite."

As Huff-Po "reports":

11.01.09
California vs. Texas: The Verdict Is In

Texas, increasingly, is the economic and intellectual leader of the U.S. During the last 18 months before the current recession took hold, while the country as a whole was still creating jobs, more than half of those jobs were created in a single state: Texas.

Texas has usurped the leadership position that, decades ago, belonged to California. Today California is in decline, likely irreversibly so. William Voegeli draws the sad but instructive comparison in the Los Angeles Times:

04.13.09
If this had happened six months ago ...

(FoxNews Image)

Had the daring rescue of Maersk-Alabama Capt. Richard Phillips occurred while George W. Bush was in the Oval Office, I'm pretty certain that The New York Times, Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times, MSNBC, Huffington Post, Democrat Underground, Daily Kos, and other points within the JournoList axis would be furiously posting headlines and discussions like these:

Mission Not Accomplished - Tugboat Hostages Remain Did Captain Phillips' Reckless Conduct Precipitate An Unnecessary Firefight?
04.13.09
If this had happened six months ago ...

(FoxNews Image)

Had the daring rescue of Maersk-Alabama Capt. Richard Phillips occurred while George W. Bush was in the Oval Office, I'm pretty certain that The New York Times, Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times, MSNBC, Huffington Post, Democrat Underground, Daily Kos, and other points within the JournoList axis would be furiously posting headlines and discussions like these:

Mission Not Accomplished - Tugboat Hostages Remain Did Captain Phillips' Reckless Conduct Precipitate An Unnecessary Firefight?