Anna at Jezebel has a post up praising Michelle Obama’s campaign against childhood obesity, now that the plan has been released. Anna’s happy with it, as she should be, since the plan—to no one’s great surprise, I hope—focuses on the causes of childhood obesity and not on shaming as some…
First of all, let me say I was wrong about one thing in the liveblogging last night. The way that Obama phrased the student aid plan last night set off all sorts of alarm bells for me. The way he explained it was that they would eliminate subsidies and replace…
Can I say that, even though I would have been ecstatic to have her as President (certainly would have been the same level of victory as electing Obama), things are really working out on the Hillary Clinton front? She’s completely kicking ass as the Secretary of State, one of the…
Via Roy Edroso comes some more troubling examples of Michelle Malkin’s special brand of intellectual dishonesty. See, there’s a story out about how Michelle Obama won’t visit South Carolina, because of possible security concerns. U.S. House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn said Friday that a conversation with White House staff left…
If you want to depress yourself this morning—and hey, being a political blog reader means you’re not against the idea—please compare and contrast this interview with Nancy Pelosi about health care reform and this write-up of Obama’s press conference. Obama’s lack of enthusiasm on this issue is depressing on a…
Representative Pete Hoekstra (R-MI): Iranian twitter activity similar to what we did in House last year when Republicans were shut down in the House. By way of comparison, Republicans showed up after a weekend off to talk to an empty, dark room about drilling for oil or how Michelle Obama…
I really shouldn’t keep dragging this out, but I didn’t have a chance to post tonight, and so there. In the comments of the latest post of the most ridiculous blog war of April 2009, one of our newly gained commenters says: The fear the left has of libertarians is…
I was under the impression we lived in America, not some shitty island nation with 18 political parties and ceremonial royalty. I was under the impression we lived in a country where cash in a card was a perfectly acceptable gift, where we walk into fancy restaurants in flip-flops because…