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  • "He is the Felix Ungar to McCain's Oscar Madison."

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    Pollster Jay Cost has some good advice for the Obama campaign. I hope they heed it. [...]
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    Posted: July 27, 2008, 5:43pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Why Europe and the Left will miss Bush

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    In many ways, an Obama presidency will be a relief, in that it will force the Democratic Left to confront the realities of an ideology of religious supremacism that stands foursquare opposed to all of its professed ideals. But since that ideology doesn't originate with familiar opponents, it may take [...]
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    Posted: July 27, 2008, 12:07pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • AP catches up to Michael Yon on success in Iraq

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    "Independent journalist beats MSM to the story" is seeming more and more like "dog bites man". [...]
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    Posted: July 26, 2008, 5:05pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Bush vs. Batman

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    Bush or Batman? Lots of people can't tell them apart. Including, apparently, the Wall St. Journal. [...]
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    Posted: July 26, 2008, 1:04pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • John Bolton slams Obama's revisionist Cold War history

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    Former Ambassador John Bolton weighs in with a harsh analysis of Obama's recent address in Berlin before a crowd of 200,000 Germans: First, urging greater U.S.-European cooperation, Obama said, "The burdens of global citizenship continue to bind us together." Having earlier proclaimed himself "a fellow citizen of the world" with' [...]
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    Posted: July 26, 2008, 12:36pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Do tell

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    15 years after the institution of "Don't ask, don't tell." a sea change in public attitudes towards gays in the military. From the Washington Post: Today, Americans have become more supportive of allowing openly gay men and women to serve in the armed forces. Support from Republicans has doubled over [...]
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    Posted: July 19, 2008, 11:54am EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Hitchens waterboarded

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    Writer and gadfly Christopher Hitchens undergoes the procedure as part of an article for Vanity Fair: "Believe me, it's torture." He doesn't last long. Video here. [...]
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    Posted: July 07, 2008, 10:36pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • A Palestinian state by 2009?

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    WorldNet Daily is carrying an "insider account" of secret US-brokered negotiations that will supposedly lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state by the end of this year. [...]
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    Posted: April 07, 2008, 11:36pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Obama: Building a religion

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    I am late to the party blogging on this extremely clever video that riffs on the Obama phenom. It's been out for several weeks (you can tell because there are no pictures of Jeremiah Wright), but it's a fun sendup of the candidate and his minions. [...]
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    Posted: March 24, 2008, 11:25pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Middle East role reversal

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    On Jihad Watch/Dhimmi Watch, Hugh Fitzgerald offers an interesting thought experiment in response to the question: "If the Israel/Palestinian conflict were exactly the same as it is, only the roles of the two warring parties were exactly reversed, would you then switch allegiances to the Palestinian side?" [...]
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    Posted: March 24, 2008, 8:47pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Imagining an American intifada

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    Daniel Pipes conjures a grim near-future scenario that deftly mixes speculative fiction with recent history and current events: Just as the 7/7 bombings had revealed in Great Britain, Islamist sleepers in substantial numbers lived quietly and unobtrusively in the United States. The violence became daily, ubiquitous, endemic, and routine, occurring [...]
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    Posted: June 22, 2007, 9:18pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • The lowest ratio of real to apparent integrity

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    Alan Dershowitz on Jimmy Carter: If money determines political and public views as Carter insists "Jewish money" does, Carter's views on the Middle East must be deemed to have been influenced by the vast sums of Arab money he has received. If he who pays the piper calls the tune, [...]
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    Posted: April 29, 2007, 1:06pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Is France moving closer to Israel?

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    Yes, according to the Jerusalem Post, which tracks a shift in French thinking about the Middle East: The negative attitude regarding Israel typical of the French government of late is shifting towards a new policy, according to the delegation of French senators sent to visit Israel and the West Bank [...]
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    Posted: February 11, 2007, 3:20pm EST
    by PurpleStater

  • The left's betrayal of liberal ideals

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    A must-read excerpt from UK journalist Nick Cohen's new book, What's Left: How Liberals Lost Their Way: Why is it that apologies for a militant Islam which stands for everything the liberal left is against come from the liberal left? Why will students hear a leftish postmodern theorist defend the [...]
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    Posted: January 22, 2007, 12:52am EST
    by PurpleStater

  • The next Holocaust

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    In an essay for the Jerusalem Post, Israeli historian Benny Morris lays out the depressingly plausible scenario: The second holocaust will be quite different. One bright morning, in five or 10 years, perhaps during a regional crisis, perhaps out of the blue, a day or a year or five years [...]
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    Posted: January 20, 2007, 5:15pm EST
    by PurpleStater

  • "George Bush, true Democrat"

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    Victor Davis Hanson points up the irony of how the US public, and particularly Democrats, have come to view Iraq: "If we fail..." Prior to Iraq, there was some American guilt over past realism, whether stopping before Baghdad in 1991, playing Iran off Iraq, cozying up to dictatorships, or predicating [...]
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    Posted: January 19, 2007, 11:51pm EST
    by PurpleStater

  • Election eve 2006

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    Partisanship has its advantages. Committed Dems and Repubs don't feel conflicted. They may not march in lockstep with their respective parties, but by and large they share in their respective worldviews. Even if you have friends or relatives across the aisle, you can still retreat to the solace of your [...]
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    Posted: November 06, 2006, 12:16pm EST
    by PurpleStater

  • Fallaci-Khomeini smackdown

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    In tribute to the recently departed Italian journalist, interviewer and polemicist Oriana Fallaci, Neo-neocon recalls her famous encounter with Ayatollah Khomenini. As good as you remember (or would imagine). [...]
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    Posted: September 17, 2006, 9:14am EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • With friends like these...

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    Writing in the Jerusalem Post, Caroline Glick says of Tony Blair: Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair is Israel's best friend in Europe. And he's not a very good friend. Immediately after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the US, Blair was instrumental in convincing US President George W. Bush to [...]
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    Posted: September 16, 2006, 6:20pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • 9/11 plus five years

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    The five-year anniversary of Sept. 11 feels like intermission. We are well into what will prove to be a very long war, and already it feels like we have lost focus. Conspiracy theories run rampant: some 36 percent of the American public finds it plausible that the US government was [...]
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    Posted: September 11, 2006, 11:02pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Obi-wan Lieberman

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    "If you strike me down, I will only become stronger." Barry Casselman has some thoughts on why a Lieberman defeat in today's primary will probably be good for Lieberman's stature -- and how it will force the Democratic party to make some hard choices: In the worst case scenario, Mr. [...]
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    Posted: August 08, 2006, 8:52am EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Reuters admits to faked photo of Beirut

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    First RatherGate, now ReutersGate. From Pajamas Media, whose co-founder Charles Johnson (of LGF fame) was instrumental in bringing both media scandals to light: In an apology that should cast serious doubt on much of the credibility of the news service itself, Reuters has acknowledged that its war photography from Beirut [...]
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    Posted: August 06, 2006, 1:35pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Cracking the code on Middle East coverage

    Victor Davis Hanson offers a translation guide for the code phrases used by the press in its coverage of of the war between Israel and Hezbollah: A “ceasefire” would occur should Hezbollah give back kidnapped Israelis and stop launching missiles; it would never follow a unilateral cessation of Israeli bombing. [...]
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    Posted: July 29, 2006, 1:41pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • "The highest form of a citizen"

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    Christopher Hitchens in the Wall St. Journal: "Memorial Day: Reflections on those who made the ultimate sacrifice": Always think of it: never speak of it." That was the stoic French injunction during the time when the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine had been lost. This resolution might serve us well [...]
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    Posted: May 29, 2006, 11:50am EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • ASL Vlogging

    You know videoblogging (aka vlogging) has really come into its own when you see Deaf vloggers like Joey Baer posting in ASL (American Sign Language) and linking to other vloggers for commentary and personal perspectives, also in Sign Language. The focus of his blog is the current controversy at Gallaudet [...]
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    Posted: May 27, 2006, 12:49pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Bruce Bawer's wake-up call for the West

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    FrontPage Magazine has an excellent and thought-provoking interview with Bruce Bawer, author of While Europe Slept: How Radical Islam is Destroying the West from Within. Bawer, who is gay and had previously written Stealing Jesus: How Fundamentalism Betrays Christianity, had moved to Amsterdam in 1998, looking forward to living in [...]
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    Posted: May 27, 2006, 11:19am EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Reporting from Ramallah

    Michael J. Totten continues to run rings around the MSM with his amazing reports on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. His most recent post is from Ramallah, capital of Hamas-led Palestine, and it's not at all what he (or you) expected. He interviews a variety of Palestinians about Hamas' defeat of Fatah, [...]
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    Posted: May 20, 2006, 11:17am EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • The once and future quagmire

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    Military historian Victor Davis Hanson imagines (very convincingly) how World War II would have been reported if the media of that era were like our media today: May 1, 1945—After the debacles of February and March at Iwo Jima, and now the ongoing quagmire on Okinawa, we are asked to [...]
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    Posted: May 13, 2006, 10:46pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • The (comforting) truth about US politics

    In the Weekly Standard, of all places: On the global political menu of ice cream flavors, if we called George W. Bush vanilla and Mahmoud Ahmadenijad New York Super Fudge Chunk (with extra nuts), our elections give Americans a choice between vanilla and French vanilla. Elections matter and ideas have [...]
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    Posted: May 13, 2006, 11:44am EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Flying pig moment: MN GOP endorses openly gay state senator for re-election

    Minneapolis Star Tribune columnist Lori Sturdevant notes that openly-gay Republican Minnesota state senator Paul Koering has won his party's endorsement for re-election (after seven tortuous ballots): You can tell a person by his friends," Koering told the 106 delegates to the Senate District 12 GOP convention, with a nod to [...]
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    Posted: April 30, 2006, 3:41pm EDT
    by PurpleStater

  • Both sides now: Michael Totten on the Lebanese-Israeli border

    With an impressive record of recent dispatches from Iraq, Turkey, and Lebanon under his byline, Michael Totten is now blogging on his experiences in Israel and his perceptions of the Arab-Israeli conflict. And, not surprisingly, it is hands-down the best journalism I have read on the region in many years. [...]
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    Posted: April 29, 2006, 2:13pm EDT
    by PurpleStater
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