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What President Obama should do with his Nobel prize money

The Nobel Committee has awarded President Obama the Nobel Peace Prize. Apparently, Obama’s drop in approval ratings led the committee to decide that Obama needed a shot of self-esteem and a boost in the size of his personality cult.
But forget the man’s ego (and the world’s inverted moral compass) for a minute, and think about [...]

Corny, Joe?

My God, what a loser Joe Biden is. After presiding over a swearing in ceremony in Iraq for 237 new U.S. citizens — members of the American armed forces from 59 countries, including 12 from Iraq — this is as much pride as he could muster for his country:
“As corny as it sounds, damn, I’m [...]

Who needs fireworks?

No, I’m not jumping on the lefty bandwagon decrying fireworks as a display of hubris and imperialism. I’m talking about a couple of videos so stirring that they might very well substitute for fireworks in celebration of Independence Day.
First up, courtesy of The Patriot Room, a group of 5-, 6-, and 7-year-olds singing Lee Greenwood’s [...]

What makes America different?

If you’ve ever used the word “Euro-weenie” or a similar derogatory appellation for a pampered Euro peacenik, but you’ve never been able to put your finger on exactly what makes America and Americans different from our European counterparts, then you must read Charles Murray’s piece at The American magazine: The Europe Syndrome and the Challenge to [...]

The United States of France

Usually, I view warnings that we are headed for socialism, like this one at Confederate Yankee, as a little over the top.  But Newsweek has given me reason to reconsider:
We remain a center-right nation in many ways—particularly culturally, and our instinct, once the crisis passes, will be to try to revert to a more free-market [...]

Another "first" for Obama may eventually become permanent — how we will become Sweden.

From her interview on Dennis Prager’s radio show broadcast on October 27, 2008:
The bottom line that one can’t get away from . . . we are now about to elect a president, for the first time in our history, who believes, as he as indicated, that we are the moral inferior to most of the [...]

Who Needs Nuance in Foreign Policy?

You’ll understand better why I posted the video at the bottom of this post if you read the post first.
Sarah Palin’s credibility on foreign policy is going to take some time to gel, but the instantaneous criticism that she had no foreign policy experience was a little ridiculous. I mean, if everyone feels [...]

The Rest of the World

Byron York writes at National Review Online:
I have a friend in London, very Euro in outlook, who is terrifically frustrated and worried about the election.
His chief concern: the role of Americans. “It’s a pity that Americans are the ones who elect the president,” he says. “It would be much better if the people of the [...]

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