Month: December 2004

Rethinking Liberalism

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Victor Davis Hanson has another exceptional contribution to National Review this week.

Germans for GI's

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This Christmas Season there is at least one German Blog that is supporting our efforts in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Attack on the Iraqi Bloggers

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It appears that the the Iraqi s from Iraq the Model are under attack because they are so pro-American.

Attacking Christmas

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Hugh Hewitt leaves little doubt about his take on the power of the blogosphere: Newsweek managing editor Jon Meacham, didn’t even try very hard to conceal his bias, becoming to religion reporting what Dan Rather has become to political reporting.

Southern With-Drawl

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“The generation-long political retreat of Democrats across the South is disintegrating into a rout.”

Battle of the Bulge

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The Battle of the Bulge which lasted from December 16, 1944 to January 28, 1945 was the largest land battle of World War II in which the United States participated.

A Pledge to Recall

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Politician who won’t stand and say the Pledge Of Allegiance may be recalled in Estes Park, Colorado .

Wake Me Up, Before You Kojo

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The next chapter of the Kofi Annan saga will focus on whether there was any real substance to the job for which the secretary-general’s son, Kojo Annan, received lucrative payments during a period of years in which he was ostensibly working in West Africa…

Merry *******

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There’s more attacks on Christians this year by the “God-Fearing” left in this country.

Feminists for Bush

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From the Iraqi Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper (courtesy of FrontPage): Since the fall of Saddam we have seen a surge in political activities and involvement of Iraqi women in the political arena.

Kojo A Go-Go

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Sorry I had to lead with that headline, but it sounded too good…

Not Routine & Not Uncommon

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In Gallup’s latest poll this month, those identifying themselves as Republicans jumped to 37% of the public, with Democrats now clearly trailing with 32%.

Wargames

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The Cuban military has divided the island of 11 million people into 1,400 “defense zones” intended to be able to operate independently in case of war.

Send in the Accountants!

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This post is dedicated to Roberto Mendoza and all of our United States Reservists.

Pardongate 101, Ain't it Rich!

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I didn’t really want to talk much about the “new” Mark Rich scandal but since there has been so much in the news this last week, I thought I’d throw some things out there…

Happy Anniversary

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  It was one year ago today that our troops pulled Saddam from his underground palace.

When to Say "Uncle"

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Hugh Hewitt has an excellent book titiled “If it’s Not Close, They Can’t Cheat”.

The New League

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Oh Cal Thomas, how I love the way you do not beat around the bush!

W & Jesus

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This kind of blows that whole “Bush is the Devil because he is such a devout Christian” theme that the left keeps throwing out there…

Rise of a People

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Viktor Yushchenko said he was happy to be alive after being taken ill in September during an election campaign.

Media Betrayal

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…At what point does irresponsible and sensationalist reporting become dangerous, or even acts of betrayal?

Club Mugabe

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From the Zimbabwe Herald: The so-called Obesity Tourism Strategy was reported last week in ‘The Herald’, a government organ whose contents are approved by President Robert Mugabe’s powerful information minister, Jonathan Moyo.

Two Ships Passing…

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Here is another great shot dedicated to the men and women serving aboard the USS Harry S.

The Arafat Legacy

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One man corrupts a whole society for generations…

The Softs

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Why You Lost This article from National Review describes precisely why liberals continue to lose ground…

Miracle in Afghanistan

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A great article by Charles Krauthammer on the air waves today: …What has happened in Afghanistan is nothing short of a miracle.

Remarkable Ali Brothers

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This article from the Wall Street Journal’s Opinion Pages is an excellent example of the power of blogging.

Still Christmas Shopping?

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For that hard to please terrorist on your list  Still looking for that special gift for that hard to please terrorist on your Christmas gift list?

Thou Shall Not Take Our Commandments

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If the Republicans are smart, they will continually remind Americans of the secularist liberals who are consistently rewriting our history and removing the symbols of religion from our society.

Devil Went Down to Gitmo

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This was written by Charlie Daniels after playing three shows for the soldiers at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Naval Air Station Base.

EU Picks Commisioner

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…The media describe Laszlo Kovacs as a “socialist.” In fact, he is a career communist with decades of totalitarian experience.

Howie! Howie!

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Howard Dean, with an eye on leading the Democratic Party in the wake of widespread election losses, said Wednesday that Democrats must campaign on their convictions and not give into the temptation to behave like Republicans….

Now a Blogs for Bush Member

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Now a Proud Member of Blogs for Bush  Look for regular postings and links from other Blogs for Bush members.

Islamophobia on the Rise

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Muslims are feeling blamed and there is a general animosity towards Muslims in Europe since 9-11.

Dutch Bust

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Tell me how a person can feel good about this sale?

Occupier or Protector?

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Here is part of a remarkable story told by Ali at Iraq the Model Blog: …Here, our fears reached a peak because we all knew that similar paths are the ones used by the terrorists as they’re hidden by dense orchards.

Get to Steppin'

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House Republicans join the chorus calling for Kofi Annan to step down.

A Season for Treason

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The lead article written by Tom Seward from Front Page Magazine today begins the discussion on acceptable dissent verses treason.

Peaceniks, Treason and Lincoln

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If Abraham Lincoln were president today, CBS and the New York Times might be boarded up, with Michael Moore, Ted Kennedy, Al Gore, and even John Kerry rotting in jail.

A Letter from a Marine

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Here is one story of many that people normally don’t hear, and one that everyone does.

*Jobs*

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The economy has posted steady job gains for each of the last fifteen months — creating over 2.4 million jobs since August of 2003 when the tax relief package signed into law by President Bush took effect.

Orange Crush

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 Ahh, is there anything more moving than watching people come alive?

It's All Bush's Fault!

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Over Thanksgiving, my leftist siblings were listening to me talk about the Ukraine.

Lest We Forget

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Victor Davis Hanson’s weekly comment is outstanding as usual.

"MoveOn Movin' On"

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After President Bush won re-election, many political observers expected MoveOn.org to move into retreat.