Time.com's Claire Suddath asks "Why are Southerners So Fat?"I'm looking forward to her article on why Yankees are so f***ing rude. [...]
Time.com's Claire Suddath asks "Why are Southerners So Fat?"
A conservative Republican replaces Democrat Parker Griffith, who was elected to the U.S. House last November. And this actually is a laughing matter. [...] 
If you believe that money grows on trees, why on earth would you try to clear the forest? [...] 
It's been quite some time since I've posted anything, huh? No worries. Just taking a little time away. This blogging thing can get stressful, believe it or not. I'll be back full speed soon enough.' [...] The first appearance by a sitting president on "The Tonight Show" may well end up being the last.
President Obama, in his taping with Jay Leno Thursday afternoon, attempted to yuk it up with the funnyman, and ended up insulting the disabled.
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The former President should take a refresher course in basic human biology before speaking publicly about embryonic stem cell research. Sadly, I'm afraid his ignorance is shared by many Americans, including our representatives in Congress.' [...] 
That's the title of this excellent essay by Myron Magnet in the current edition of City Journal.' [...] (New York Times) WASHINGTON — President Obama sent a secret letter to Russia’s president last month suggesting that he would back off deploying a new missile defense system in Eastern Europe if Moscow would help stop Iran from developing long-range weapons, American officials [...]
Author Brad Gooch talks to John J. Miller about his new biography of Flannery O'Connor - one of my favorite short story writers.' [...] 
Since today - Mardi Gras - is commonly viewed as a day of indulgence, I can only hope that tonight's speech signals Our President's intent to give up bullshit for Lent. [...] 
President George Washington, the Indispensible Man, was born on Feb. 22, 1732. [...] 
Pope Benedict issues a prescient warning. 
The New York Post has issued an unnecessary and unwarranted apology for its "controversial" cartoon.
Google Earth is a neat piece of technology, but in addition to raising privacy concerns, it is proving to be an invaluable intelligence tool for America's enemies.' [...] 
I'm not a big fan of basketball, but Michael Lewis's story in the New York Times about Houston Rockets's forward Shane Battier is a great read.' [...] 
If you haven't heard Ms. Susan Boyle sing yet, 
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Instead of reading the stimulus bill, we should all read (or re-read) the Federalist Papers (available online 
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