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A repudiation, rebuke and rejection of history’s worst “isms’
A few blogs back, I was writing about Liberal Fascism (by Jonah Goldberg), I described liberalism as the philosophy that worships gods in lab coats with slide rules, and believes in the perfectibility of mankind by (flawed) mankind — an ideological oxymoron.
So today I found this essay in the American Thinker blog that does a much better job of developing the theme. Reading it was one of those...
Obama and Comrade Pelosi are a blessing in disguise
The more I learn and read about the background and history of President Obama, the more scary he gets. When I consider how our press and a huge part of our voters stuck their heads in the quicksand and refused to even look at his past, or his lack of qualifications, or his radical record and fanatical anti-American friends, I am disgusted.
And yet…
More and more I think he is a blessing in...
EZ Money: Your tax dollars at work creating jobs — for Junebug the drug dealer
Blog readers: Here’s my column from the June issue of Cincy Magazine. From a distance, Cincinnati looks clean and corruption free. Not so. Read on.EZ Money: Your tax dollars at work creating jobs — for Junebug the drug dealer
By Peter Bronson
Cincinnati is like a big family. It has rowdy celebrations, domestic disputes, checkbook troubles, crazy aunts in the attic and family secrets nobody...
A night of yellow ribbons and red-white-and-blue patriotism
Matt Maupin
At the door they handed out rubber wrist bands that said, “Let Us Never Forget.” That, in a few words, was all that really needed to be said at the Yellow Ribbon Scholarship Fundraiser last night at the Oasis in Loveland.
Of course, there was more to say. The Maupins were there, honoring their son Matt, whose capture and MIA status captivated Cincinnati and broke our hearts for...
2009: 10 more reasons to distrust the media
"Experience? We don't need no stinking experience."
At this time of year, between Christmas and New Year’s, the newsroom was usually about as empty as a church on Monday. So we would pass around those lists and vote on the Biggest Stories of the Year.
As the token conservative, I always thought the lists themselves were a bit tipsy with Liberal White Lighting. Such as: No. 3...
Is the president uninformed or is he deliberately trying to deceive us about terrorism?
'Terrorism? What terrorism?'
You have to ask: Why was President Obama so wrong about the Christmas Day terrorist attack?
Why did he call it the act of “an isolated extremist”? That’s just not true, and everyone knows it.
Shouldn’t the president be better informed? Even if he is playing golf in Hawaii? Shouldn’t someone give him the inside dope on the whole thing...
Chris Henry, greedy schools, climate Jenga and lemon laws for politicians
So many topics, so little time. Such as:
– Chris Henry. I guess I just cannot figure out how anyone can see this story as anything but sad, sad, sad. Yes, I know it’s a cliche that nearly every gangbanger who gets shot in the street “was just trying to turn his life around.”
Chris Henry
But with Chris Henry, it sounds more true than most. He had cleaned up his act, at least...
There’s only one thing that can save the endangered Tiger Woods
By next April, Tiger Woods could be staging his comeback. But which Tiger will it be?
Will it be the same fierce competitor, hardened like tempered steel in body and soul? Or will it be a new and improved version who has hit rock bottom, found saving grace and become a better man for it?
It’s pretty obvious that for a long time he has been as lost as a ball in deep water. You could hear...
The most despicable ‘holiday’ ad this year… so far
What do you get if you blend rap and cheerleading, add a dash of the L.L. Bean dance team and throw in a heaping helping of syrupy political correctness? You get the Gap’s TV commercial that exploits Christmas and insults it at the same time.
“Go Christmas, go Hannukah, go Kwanzaa, go solstice” they cheer while hopping around like they have fleas in their sweaters.
“You...
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone
The original Norman Rockwell Thanksgiving
By now I am usually aimed north on I-75, headed for the big family gathering in Michigan. But this year, for various reasons, we decided to have Thanksgiving with our family of four: Just the kids coming home to the otherwise empty nest.
I will miss the rest of the family. But we won’t miss the long drive. One year, we went through rain-ice-snow-ice-rain-snow...
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