Victor Davis Hanson offers National Review Online readers an interesting description of the ups and downs of a presidential campaign. Presidential campaigns are like galleons sailing into port, their metaphorical…
Victor Davis Hanson of National Review Online ponders the current public health pandemic. Try this thought experiment. Envision the coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, as a living, breathing enemy —…
Last night, I dreamt I was holding a plastic pipe that channeled manure from a house to a big pile. His Excellency Himself, the President of the United States, came…
A Politico story yesterday looked at President Obama’s overuse of the driving a car into the ditch analogy. The odd thing is that Obama and others are saying the way…
A subheadline in the latest Newsweek tells us “The government seems to have run out of ideas for rebuilding the economy.” I suspect that line might make Max Borders wince,…
I think deficit pterodactyls are extinct, but fortunately we have fossil records and some DNA from them.
Who can put it back together again? Frankly, I don’t think any number of the king’s horses or men can repair the damage.
In light of the last four words of Daren’s last entry, I feel compelled to comment: What goes up must come down. Spinning wheel got to go ’round.? I wonder…
I know it’s sometimes difficult for reporters to come up with a snappy lede, but I have to wonder where the N&R’s Mark Binker came up with this one for…
There are 600,426,974,379,824,381,952 ways for a spammer to spell Viagra. For a fascinating look and commentary on spam and the use of immunological metaphors to describe the phenomenon, I refer…
I trust LR readers are familiar by now with Sen. Obama’s “quiet riot” speech, so I feel no need to point out the obvious. Instead, I want to focus on…
I wonder how long Chitra Ragavan worked to come up with this lede to a new U.S. News piece: Every spring, residents of the nation’s capital sniffle and commiserate over…