Monthly Archives: August 2009

Heh.

Kenton Ngo tries to explain why the abortion strategy for Deeds works. Unfortunately, there’s two immediate pitfalls. First, pro-lifers are single-issue voters and make up about 20% of the support for Deeds. Why break them off? Second, pro-aborts don’t place … Continue reading →

Too strong a word? Then what do you call it when union thugs push out citizens from a town hall meeting? Now obviously, this is from the perspective of one camera. More obviously still, there’s no question that a good … Continue reading →

As predicted on Bearing Drift, Deeds for Governor has gone on the attack, says this morning’s Washington Post. Let’s just cut to the chase — why is Deeds doing this?  A skeptical WaPo gets straight to the heart of the … Continue reading →

His name was cyxymu, more than likely targeted by the Kremlin, and you can follow his Twitter feed here. He said he is a 34-year-old economics professor named Georgy (he wouldn’t give his last name), a married father of two. … Continue reading →

God bless the AFP: (h/t to The Write Side of My Brain)

Interesting… this from the Political Spectrum Quiz, and I’d hardly call myself a moderate: My Political Views I am a right moderate social libertarian Right: 3.47, Libertarian: 1.19 And on the foreign policy and the culture war: My Foreign Policy Views … Continue reading →

Brownshirt tactics at town hall meetings. Snitch lines. Fistfights. AARP reps walking out on donors. Demeaning comments towards protesters (wasn’t dissent the highest form of patriotism just 12 months ago?), and now the White House urging House Democrats to “punch back” … Continue reading →

James Young over at SkepticalObservor shares the AARP meeting discussion talking-to delivered to their donors and supporters: Now isn’t that disgusting? What a terrible way to treat your donors and supporters.

Looks that way: Take a look at what the president had to say (Charlottesville Newsplex): “I don’t want the folks who created the mess to do a lot of talking. I want them just to get out of the way … Continue reading →