Sore Winners

Mona Charen
Creators Syndicate, 27/11/12

Sore Winners

Mona Charen
RealClearPolitics, 27/11/12

How Free Speech Died on Campus

A young activist describes how universities became the most authoritarian institutions in America.

Sohrab Ahmari
The Weekend Interview
Wall Street Journal, 16/11/12

I Didn't Leave the Democrats. They Left Me.

There is an anti-Israel movement among the rank and file, and the party no longer appears to value self-reliance, charity and accountability.

Sheldon G Adelson, entrepreneur and philanthropist
Wall Street Journal, 5/11/12

Obama's McCarthyite Moment

Is it possible to be post-American and xenophobic at the same time?

By Rich Lowry, editor
National Review, 12/10/10

Leftist Protest Script Comes Home To Roost

By Jason Arvak
PoliGazette

Forgetting Sarah Palin

By Ann Coulter
anncoulter.com

Hands Off Honduras!

By Patrick J Buchanan
Buchanan.org

SURPRISE! Dems Break Promise: Stimulus Bill to Floor Friday

By Connie Hair
Human Events

Smearing Joe the Plumber

By John Hinderaker
Power Line

Democrats Need to Shake The 'Elitist' Tag

By Lynn Forester de Rothschild
Wall Street Journal

Stupid Soldiers: Central to the Left's Worldview

By Tim Kane, PhD
WebMemo #1244
Heritage Foundation

9/11 Conspiracy Myths: Truth Under Attack

America has much to learn from the events of 9/11, but conspiracy mongering poisons the discourse and dishonors the victims of a national tragedy.

By Senator John McCain
Popular Mechanics

Debunking 9/11 Myths

Introduction

By David Dunbar and Brad Reagan
Popular Mechanics

If There Were A Nobel Prize For Lies…

By Alan Dershowitz, Harvard Law School Professor
The Huffington Post

The Democrats' blame game

Editorial
Washington Times

The War's Left Front

By Jonathan Darman
Newsweek, 3/7/06


The talk of the blogosphere last week was "Kosola" — allegations that [Markos Moulitsas Zuniga, publisher of the popular liberal blog, DailyKos.com,] wrote favorably about candidates with whom he or his close friend and coauthor Jerome Armstrong had financial relationships. Moulitsas swore the charges were baseless (Armstrong, too, has denied impropriety), but they clearly got under his skin. When The New Republic's Web site published an e-mail from Moulitsas to a group of friendly activists urging them not to talk about Kosola and thus "starve it of oxygen," Moulitsas went berserk in a blog posting, accusing the venerable liberal journal of treason. By the weekend, Moulitsas's allies were sending each other e-mails infected with the paranoia of revolutionaries who've gained power too fast: How should they deal with traitors? How much openness could they handle? Which fellow travelers could they really trust?

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Newt Gingrich, who wins points even from liberal bloggers for his political acumen, marvels at the Democrats' embrace of the blogosphere: "Candidates out there run a risk of resembling the people they're trying to appeal to," he tells NEWSWEEK. "I think the Republican Party has few allies more effective than the Daily Kos."

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The pressure on Moulitsas — to be consistent, to be pragmatic, to win — will only grow as the fall elections approach. Already, the strain of the spotlight is beginning to show in his growing belligerence and paranoia. When Kosola broke, Moulitsas e-mailed fellow progressive activists, wondering who might be shopping the story. "I've gotten reliable tips that Hillary's operation has been digging around my past (something I confronted them about, btw, and never got a denial), and you know the Lieberman/DLC/TNR camp is digging as well," he wrote, referring to the centrist Democratic Leadership Council and The New Republic. (Aides to Senators Clinton and Lieberman deny the allegations in the e-mails.)

Insurgents Support Our Troops!

By John Hinderaker
Power Line, 28/6/06

500 Conspiracy Buffs Meet to Seek the Truth of 9/11

By Alan Feuer
New York Times

The Power of the Pentagon

An erstwhile priest says American power is "disastrous."

By Max Boot
Wall Street Journal