Señor Jehuda, aka "El Blogo de Conservo", is an attorney and media professional with a background in TV marketing and production, copywriting, independent filmmaking, and spontaneously speaking perfect Spanish. A proud Texan who recently escaped from Los Angeles to Albuquerque, he spends far too much time thinking about movies - especially since his job requires it. Jehuda is also a contributor at YesButHowever.com and PJ Lifestyle.
LA Weekly reports that Mickey Kaus has filed to challenge incumbent U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer for her seat. No mention of it as of this writing on his own blog, though…
I like Mickey, but I would love to see California get a Republican senator in November. Then again, we could do much worse…and probably will!
Daily Telegraph: Researcher at the center of Climategate admits hiding data was “standard practice”.
The term climate science is a misnomer. It’s climate propaganda.
Good times…
Sometimes the line between one and the other is a blurry one, like when this WaPo reporter manipulated the military for “personal reasons”.
Very classy. Like a red carpet event!
Really? Democrats have a lot more to worry about than Charlie Rangel’s transgressions.
At this stage, the famous photo of a vacationing Rangel would be but a drop in a bucketful of offenses. The picture is indeed highly emblematic of the worst our political class has to offer; but if Beinart really thinks Rangel is the Dems’ self-destruct button, he’s more out of touch than Keith Olbermann. Democrats – thanks in part to Pelosi and Reid’s leadership – are now the Party of “You’ll take your Obamacare and you’ll like it”; and that spells doom for them more than any ol’ picture of a Democrat taking a nap ever will.
There is one photo that – in my opinion – damages the Democrat brand a lot more, but over the long term. The one I call The Towel of Indifference.
Related: March Thiessen on Obama-assisted suicide for congressional Dems.
No, I’m not talking about Canada’s Olympic hockey victory over the U.S. last night. I’m talking banking. Did you know not a single Canadian bank has failed in the midst of the current economic crisis?
The American: “Canada’s banks are generally ranked as the safest and soundest in the world, and their non-politicized banking system could provide a model for banking reform in the United States.”
“Politicized” is the key term here.
(Via Insty)
