Katie’s Dad 2.0

There’s a big Hitchens in this guy’s premise.
The Perils of Identity Politics - WSJ.com
What are we trying to “get over” here? We are trying to get over the hideous legacy of slavery and segregation. But Mr. Obama is not a part of this legacy. His father was a citizen of Kenya, an independent African country, [...]

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For the past several months I’ve been spending a lot of time reading, studying and pondering where we are headed as a nation and a culture. I’ve not been suffering so much for “writer’s block” as I have been experiencing a bit of writer’s apathy.
Every so often I go through a period in which [...]

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Opening Note: Joe Palmer thinks he’s all that. He didn’t like my Fisking his compassionately juvenile “Jesus Wouldn’t Deport Illegals” screed. Initially, he was simply dismissive; then when challenged, he devolved. He’s come back for another round. He starts with an attempted defense of his indefensible characterization of Adolph Coors as [...]

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Our increasingly internecine problems can be broken into political essentials and reduced to two polar positions that share a common similarity of sin: Lust.

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Let’s go way back to the illegal alien “we want our rights that we really don’t have” demonstrations that coincidentally marked world communism’s holiest day, May 1st, for the past two years. Like most conservatives, and most intellectually honest Americans, I was really pissed off that our government didn’t use the opportunity [...]

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I hate Dora the Explorer. It feels good to say it. To me, there isn’t much offered up as “children’s programming” these days that is more pathetic and politically correct than this godforsaken little brat. Her brother Diego is just as bad.

Of course, this will upset a lot of people who have [...]

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It’s encouraging when media bias actually slips and lets it be known that, as MJ says, all crimes committed by illegal aliens are 100% preventable!
Immigration, Crime Debates Entwined - washingtonpost.com
With a single sentence in a news release, a slaying in Prince William County gained high-profile treatment this week, not because of how the crime was [...]

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